Her teeth were without flaw or blemish, even, small, white, and delicate; but perhaps they were shown too often.

Her nose was small, but struck many as the prettiest feature of her face, so exquisite was the moulding of it, and so eloquent and so graceful the slight inflations of the transparent nostrils.

Her eyes, in which she herself thought that the lustre of her beauty lay, were blue and clear, bright as cerulean waters.

They were long large eyes,--but very dangerous.

To those who knew how to read a face, there was danger plainly written in them.