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Beauty and Venas de Mediei.-Moral- ists have sufficiently acclaimed against beauty. love to lookat woman, whose face is all harmony, and her eye all intelli- gence. Where is the evil My percep- lions are those ofinnocent pleasure. l am formed to take delight in the delicate glow of the rose, in the thick, green foliage of the myrtle, in the pleasant duskiness of twilight, and in the song of the morning bird. Shall look cold on the animated beauty oft woman? I am not to be bla- med if l express my ardent admiration of exquisit proportion; of skin, delecate in its fibres, soft in the touch, and coloured beyond all power of painting. If the Vc- nus de Medicis in the Louvre attracts all eyes and entrances all hearts what being should l be, to look unmoved at one, su- perior to the Venus, because animation gives charm, which the sculptor could not impart, and intelligence is not to be found in the statue.