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Notice how beautifully, although entirely incidentally, and without calling attention to it, Peter here minimises the 'manifold temptations' which he does expect, however minimised, will make men heavy.— Expositions of Holy Scripture Ephesians; Epistles of St. Peter and St. John
He drew beautifully, and would often work with a pencil in each hand.— Cricket at the Seashore
To sin beautifully, as you sin, Reggie, and as I have sinned for years, is one of the most complicated of the arts.— The Green Carnation
You would wear it beautifully, as you wear your sins, floating negligently over your shoulders.— The Green Carnation
The boy, Jim, had her mouth and nose, and his sister her eyes, slightly tilted to a slant at the outer corners--beautifully shaped eyes, he remembered He lingered a moment, then strolled on, viewing with tolerant indifference the few poor ornaments on the mantel, the chromos of wild ducks and shore birds, and found himself again by the lamp-lit table from which he had started his explorations On it were Jim's Latin book, a Bible, and several last year's magazines Idly he turned the flyleaf of the schoolbook.— Blue-Bird Weather

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