Her eyes were large and exquisitely formed, but they seldom showed much emotion.

She, indeed, was impassive herself, and betrayed but little of her feelings.

Her nose was nearly Grecian, not coming absolutely in a straight line from her forehead, but doing so nearly enough to entitle it to be considered as classical.

Her mouth, too, was very fine--artists, at least, said so, and connoisseurs in beauty; but to me she always seemed as though she wanted fullness of lip.

But the exquisite symmetry of her cheek and chin and lower face no man could deny.