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...towel round his head and a cup of coffee at his elbow; but neither did he see fit to go to the othe* extreme. He assimilated the knowledge that he cared...flash fire. Charles Reade, in a letter written in 1870, declared that he had never before seen such eyes as Hawthorne's, in a human head. When he went...

...his bride a delicate woman of thirty. When Hawthorne was in college, as the biography testifies — " He was the handsomest young man of his day in that...before seen such eyes as Hawthorne's in a human head. . . . His complexion was delicate and transparent, rather dark than light, with a ruddy tinge in the...

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...sculpture. His hair, which had a long, curving wave in it, approached blackness in color; his he id was large and grandly developed ; his eyebrows •were...the only eyes he had ever known flash fire. Charles lleade, in a letter written in 1876, declared that lie had never before seen such eyes as Hawthorne's,...

...touched the ear like a melody." He was a pleasant child, quite handsome, with golden curls; his eyes were dark blue, brilliant, and full of varied expression....say " that they were the only eyes he had ever known to flash." While he was yet in college, an old gypsy woman, meeting him suddenly in a woodland path,...

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...touched the ear like a melody. He was a pleasant child, quite handsome, with golden curls ; his eyes were dark blue, brilliant and full of varied expression....say " that they were the only eyes he had ever known to flash." While he was yet in college, an old gypsy woman meeting him suddenly in a woodland path,...

...In the biography of Nathaniel Hawthorne, the author says of him : " His eyes were large, dark-blue, brilliant, and full of varied expression. Bayard Taylor used to say that they were the only eyes he ever knew to flash fire. . . . While he was yet at college, an old gipsy woman, meeting him suddenly...

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