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 fortune; she was in general esteemed a pretty Woman, but I never thought her very handsome, for my part. She had too high a forehead, Her eyes were too small & she had too much colour."

"How can that be?" interrupted Mis Johnson reddening with anger; "Do you think that any one can have too much colour? Indeed I do, I'll tell you why I do my dear Alice; when a person has too great a degree of red in their Complexion, it gives their face in my opinion, too

"But can a face my Lady have too red a look."?