КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «MADONNAWISE»
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Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
Her dark chestnut hair, parted Madonnawise on her pale and thoughtful brow, fell
in rich clusters down an ivory neck, and finally rested on a bosom “ firm as a
maiden's, as a matron's full.” But it was the eyes which chiefly riveted my gaze.
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The Higher Education of Women
Clear, without heat, undying, tended by Pure vestal thoughts in the translucent
fane Of her still spirit; locks not wide-dispread, Madonnawise on either side her
head; Sweet lips whereon perpetually did reign The summer calm of golden
charity, ...
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The International Monthly Magazine of Literature, Science, ...
The features, though not what is termed regular, were most harmonious, and
gave me a clearer idea of Lord Byron's " the mind, the music breathing from her
face," than I had ever had before. Her dark chestnut hair, parted Madonnawise on
her ...
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The International Magazine of Literature, Art, and Science
... parted Madonnawise on her pale and thoughtful brow, fell in rich clusters down
an ivory neck, and finally rested on a bosorn " linn as a maiden's, as a matron's
full." But it was the eyes that chiefly riveted my gaze. 1'eep and clear as one of ...
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It May Be True (Complete)
Her hair—it looked almost golden bythe firelight—was plainly braided, though the
brush had scarcely been able to smooth the waving luxuriant masses—and
wound simply round acomb at the back ofher small head—'Madonnawise,' ...
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A Little Girl in Old San Francisco:
But women mostly had theirhair banded Madonnawise that gave some faces a
very serene and placid look. Longringlets were another style. Demitrains
werealsoin vogue, andat Winn's atluncheon time, it hadthe appearance ofa
fashionable ...
Amanda Minnie Douglas, 2014
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The Early Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson:
1 Eyes not downdropt nor overbright, but fed With the clearpointed flame of
chastity, Clear, without heat, undying, tended by Purevestal thoughts in the
translucent fane Of herstill spirit [1]; locks not widedispread, Madonnawise
oneither side her ...
Alfred Lord Tennyson, 2014
She turned them full on me, and then turned them up, Madonnawise, showing the
whites. 'Are they so cruel, do you think?' 'They are too brilliant. How dangerous to
the moth is the candle; and in this case the candle is twain.' 'But they say the ...
W. Somerset Maugham, 2012
They shook the unregarded rain from their eyes, and sat together in a wordless
sweet companionship through endless idle noons. Afterward when she grew
heavy he set her Madonnawise on a burro, he holding the leading strap and she
THE ...
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Delphi Complete Works of Alfred, Lord Tennyson (Illustrated)
I Eyes not downdropt nor overbright, but fed With the clearpointed flame of
chastity, Clear, without heat, undying, tended by Pure vestal thoughts in the
translucent fane Of her still spirit [1];locksnot widedispread, Madonnawise on
eithersideher ...
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 2013
