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1 2 |     brush nor written word can~picture. Beautiful still at forty-two
2 5 |   admired the sublimity of the picture. Fanny's skin was so transparent~ ~
3 6 |     describe her in 1836 is to picture her as she was in~1817.
4 8 |       Calyste a fine copy of a picture by Mieris, in~which was
5 8 |        s face was more for the picture than for the painter whose /
6 8 |    garden. No Flemish or~Dutch picture ever presented an interior
7 8 |     sister of Dido in Guerin's~picture, and said,~ ~"What is it,
8 11| admires you only as he would a~picture; but alas! you are but twenty-eight,
9 11|    stand for~hours before some picture in Italy, where genius has