comeliness

The other was perhaps three years younger, and of equal comeliness.

How many things are there which a man cannot, with any face or comeliness, say or do himself?

Let him not choose them based on comeliness or amiability.

There was strength in his face, as well as comeliness.

Such comeliness might well take any young woman's fancy.

I, too, wanted to be without comeliness and beauty.

It was a slow heavy countenance, but not without comeliness.

Do you think Winifred had an eye to his comeliness, when she chose to take him for her own?

This is he at whom the All marvels because of his beauty and comeliness.

Had disease laid her hand heavy upon his strength and comeliness?"

There was that air of vitality about her which is attractive in ways different from mere comeliness.

Whatever comeliness he had once possessed was gone forever.

The city cannot risk his loss, because he has eyes for the comeliness of your girlish face."

The book also describes the comeliness attribute, and contains new spells.

Reflecting on her comeliness, he did not immediately respond.

A tawny woman she was, young and of a tigerish comeliness.

Gone is the mirage of heavenly comeliness in Earth-ling terms.

"I boasted no woman could resist my comeliness, not even a goddess.

I," she added with naive pride in her comeliness, "awful good looking.

If one be calm and resolute he can look upon their comeliness and live.

But there is no question that these picturesque maidens sadly lack comeliness.

None could compare to her when it came to her riches, station and comeliness.

This is no doubt why the Comeliness attribute never made a big splash.)

And I saw under the worth and the comeliness of the man the humble reality of things.

But comeliness and beauty vanish quickly enough in our hard world, especially when courted for the wrong reasons."