Sacred Texts: The Classics

Aphrodite: Book One: Chapter Five. The Mirror, the Comb and the Necklace

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SHE had a special beauty. Her hair seemed two masses of gold but it was too abundant and weighted her forehead with two deep shadow-laden waves which swallowed up the ears and wound seven-fold upon the nape of the neck. The nose was delicate with slender nostrils which sometimes palpitated above the rounded, mobile corners of the full and tinted mouth.

Aphrodite: Book One: Chapter Five. The Mirror, the Comb and the Necklace

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