"Over those ethereal eyes
The bar of Michael Angelo."
(Coleridge, _Introduction to Second Lay Sermon_, p. xxvi., says:
"Whose ample foreheads, with the weighty bar, ridge-like, above
the eye-brows, bespoke observation followed by meditative
thought:"
but why the allusion to Michael Angelo?)
[Is our correspondent aware that the "_Bar_ of Michael Angelo" has
already formed the subject of a Query from MR. SINGER. See our 2nd
Vol., p. 166.]