90 MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS WHO Of our f4i
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0y- MARY. QUEEN OF SCOTS Who OF our fair
readers has not read the melancholy history Of the unfor
tunate Mary, Queen Of Scots Her wondrous beauty ha
been the theme Of both the poet and the historian and is
consequently familiar with household words ?
She possessed Of stature bordering upon the msjes
tic yet restrained within the limits Of feminine beauty
in figure she would to have embodied all our most
ardent imsginngs Of human lovelinsss Her clear and
brilliant compilation uhich he tosofe flush Of youth
hanc.d the transparent fai,ness Of her skim rendered
enchanting BY the iuruant sss wh whch her neck
and shoulders surrounded Indeed II was surmsed
that the lovely LAZY the fortunate possessor Of some
charm by which her natural beauties heightened
or in other words that the skill Of he chemist had beer
called into requson produce skin fair and
,irely free from emish. There s now hut little doult
that such the since the surprising qualities
Dr. Felix Gourands Italian Msdicad Soap have become
fully known II Is thanks tv DR. q not at all
common to meet hundred ladies' in q mornings stroll
with complexions equally fair and enchanting and
every worthy the praise Of the troubadour that
of Mary IF Scotland


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