I ask pardon of your beauty
What is the meaning of this sentence？
What is the difference between “I ask pardon of your beauty” and “I pardon of your beauty”？
Or, there is no difference?

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I ask pardon of your beauty
What is the meaning of this sentence？
What is the difference between “I ask pardon of your beauty” and “I  pardon of your beauty”？
Or, there is no difference?

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The first, although uncommon and maybe said for effect, would be a polite and formal way of approaching a beautiful young lady. The second is not correct.

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neither of them common and i didn't heard of them until now. if you say something like that to someone he/she probably won't understand.

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Neither of these are common.  Perhaps it is only me, but I think you should look at character and not superficial appearance.  Complement someone on some aspect of their appearance.

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