beauteous

It puts me in mind of some woman, most beauteous indeed, but three days dead.

"I was to take word back from your beauteous excellency."

For the rest it was a beauteous weapon and well balanced.

All the world was filled with fine and beauteous azure light.

Already he had begun, for the words, "O most beauteous!"

Never, indeed, did I see her look more beauteous than on that last fatal night of vengeance.

It's a beauteous noise and an education your ears will thank you for."

He got me away from the bar and told me the beauteous blonde was a guy.

- a similar tale Told of a beauteous dame beyond the sea!

You are a beast, to make so beauteous a damsel cry!

"A beauteous damsel, if I may be permitted to say so!"

Also beauteous things are pleasant to the sight and there is joy in gathering them.

Around his neck hung a beauteous chain of wrought gold.

His trousers, it turned out, were the beauteous performance in an otherwise baleful movie.

Now her equally beauteous daughter must also be chastened; is it not a pity?

As gentle as a poem's heart, was the beauteous woman born.

Then to the beauteous eyes mine eyes I turned.

I cannot recall her as anything but beauteous.

He scans the ragas with an eye on beauteous light and shade.

Her face the fire - her beauteous mole the rue!

Even though it was night, it was still a beauteous thing to see.

Tears had filled her beauteous eyes, a hand was raised to her lips.

She stood before me with folded hands, and the lamp-light shone upon her beauteous face.

However, you are safe from me, for the sake of the beauteous sorceress Pamela.

As you see, the brave hero is brought up short by the appearance of the beauteous maiden.