Women have no appreciation of good looks-at least, good women have not.

Oscar Wilde
Women have no appreciation of good looks-at least, good women...
Women have no appreciation of good looks-at least, good women...
Women have no appreciation of good looks-at least, good women...
Women have no appreciation of good looks-at least, good women...
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When a gentleman is describing a beautiful woman, he might talk about her beautiful eyes, her smile, her beauty. If the lady in question is worth her salt and has heard the phrase before, she will probably sigh and say, “He obviously has no idea what good looks really is.”

Source: The Picture Of Dorian Gray

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