Quote by Miguel de Cervantes

He had a face like a blessing.

He had a face like a blessing.

Summary

This quote describes someone's appearance in an extremely positive and desirable way. It suggests that the person being mentioned has a radiant and delightful countenance, exuding kindness, joy, and possibly even a touch of divinity. Their presence can be seen as uplifting and inspiring, evoking feelings of goodwill and happiness in others.

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Face Faces

By Miguel de Cervantes

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