To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, — Unknown
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To be beautiful is a good thing, for which we should thank Nature—to be attractive, morally, rather than physically, is, however, a thing for which we should thank Nature even more, if she be good enough to have endowed us with that lasting quality.

— Unknown
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