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Updated: May 2, 2025
It is true that we sometimes find a "jewel in an Ethiop's ear," but it is the exception that proves the rule. But it is not from the moral standpoint that we wish to consider the subject of physical cleanliness, but from the hygienic. How few people there are who are really physically clean! The outward semblance of cleanliness too frequently poses as the real article.
We know, for example, that she taught the candles to burn bright, and, furthermore, that she seemed to hang upon the cheek of night like a rich jewel in an Ethiop's ear most probably a pearl.
Johnson chiefly boasted, when not engaged in argument to maintain the superiority of the African race. She loved to descant upon it as the cause and explanation of her own arrogant habit of feeling; and she seemed indeed to have inherited something of the Indian's hauteur along with the Ethiop's supple cunning and abundant amiability.
He can be charmed with the primitive simplicity of Ethiop's dusky children, with whom he has spent so many years of his life; he has a sturdy faith in their capabilities; sees virtue in them where others see nothing but savagery; and wherever he has gone among them, he has sought to elevate a people that were apparently forgotten of God and Christian man.
And at the conclusion of the song Artemisia threw her arms around Agias's neck and kissed him; and then with astounding impartiality sprang into Sesostris's lap, and patted the old Ethiop's black cheeks, and bestowed on him all manner of endearing epithets. What was poor Agias to do in such a case?
We answer, magnetism is the magnet, and the magnet is magnetism. If so, body is the mind and the mind is body; and our Shepherd, if asked, 'Where is mind without the body? to be consistent, should answer, body is the mind and the mind is the body. Both these answers are true, or both are false; and it must be allowed Each lends to each a borrowed charm, Like pearls upon an Ethiop's arm.
You sometimes hear some bar-room comedian and booze recitationist, who draws a hamfatter's salary in a continuous vaudeville, declare to half drunken listeners that there are good women on the stage. So there are some. But they are so rare that when they are found they shine like the jewel in the Ethiop's ear.
It was a symphony in light, each detached gleam on the sombre shore hanging Like a rich jewel in an Ethiop's ear. Between the moon and the eye the water lay like a sheet of frosted glass; elsewhere the water rippled without life or colour, treacherous and menacing in the night. Jonah turned and looked at the woman beside him.
"Might be Juliet!" he muttered to himself. "Juliet, when she was a little un. 'Her beauty hangs upon the cheek o' Night, only it ain't, so to say, exactly night, 'like a rich jewel in a nigger's ear. No! that ain't right. 'Nigger' ain't right, 'Ethiop's ear, 'that's it!
We answer, magnetism is the magnet, and the magnet is magnetism. If so, body is the mind and the mind is body; and our Shepherd, if asked, 'Where is mind without the body? to be consistent, should answer, body is the mind and the mind is the body. Both these answers are true or both are false; and it must be allowed Each lends to each a borrowed charm, Like pearls upon an Ethiop's arm.
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