He was certainly a handsome man--beautiful in the masculine sense.

And again, with never-failing wonder, I remarked the total lack of viciousness, or wickedness, or sinfulness in his face.
It was the face, I am convinced, of a man who did no wrong.

And by this I do not wish to be misunderstood.

What I mean is that it was the face of a man who either did nothing contrary to the dictates of his conscience, or who had no conscience.

I am inclined to the latter way of accounting for it.