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Quotations
On Delicacy
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- Delicacy
is the genuine tint
of virtue.—Marguerite de Valois.
- Many
things are too delicate
to be thought; many more, to be spoken.—Novalis.
- An
appearance of delicacy is
inseparable from sweetness and gentleness of character.—Mrs. Sigourney.
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- True
delicacy, that most beautiful
heart-leaf of humanity, exhibits itself most significantly in little
things.—Mary
Howitt.
- Delicacy
is to the affections
what grace is to the beauty.—Degerando.
- Weak
men
often, from the very
principle of their weakness, derive a certain susceptibility, delicacy
and taste which render them, in those particulars, much superior to men
of stronger and more consistent minds, who laugh at them.—Greville.
- Delicacy
is to the mind what
fragrance is to the fruit.—Achilles Poincelot.
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