Attractiveness (n.) is often associated with lack of intelligence. Eye candy is rarely ear candy.
Attractiveness (n.) is guided by the rule; the better a woman looks, the longer a man does.
Attractiveness (n.) is a matter steeped in vanity. In truth, men prefer reasonably attractive women but go after the sensational ones to impress other men.
Attractiveness (n.) is a burden — It is a great affliction to be too handsome a man.
Charm (n.) is suspect — An artful fellow is a devil in a doublet
Charm (n.) is when you can't be good.
Charm (n.) is a cunning self-forgetfulness.
Charm (n.) is despair lightly, humourously, non-accusingly worn.
Inner beauty (n.) is a proportion, like the body's: an equality and constancy of opinions and judgments, joined to a certain firmness.