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Therefore it would not be a fit way to judge of a picture by a lineament, or of an harmony by a discrepant, nor of the world by some small parcel of it; but take all the parts together, all the notes and draughts, as conjoined by art in such an order, and there appears nothing but beauty and consent.— The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning
"I have sacrificed to it the flower of my days, and the freshness of my strength; its every lineament has been moistened by the sweat of my toil and the tears of my exile.— American Men of Mind
The faces are painted with great delicacy and accuracy, and although they show some variety of lineament, the expression is rather mannered.— Fra Angelico
Traces of suffering were visible in every lineament, but they seemed left by the ground-swell of passion, rather than its deeper ocean waves You have seen your mother?"— Ernest Linwood or, The Inner Life of the Author

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