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Love Augustine. I recently met a little Augustine, about three, who had a brother named Hamilton. I think such it's formal while still having an air of youth around it. It still needs a less cooped-up middle though, to balance it out. From yours, I think these are great:

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Augustine Adele
Augustine Beatrix
Augustine Blythe
Augustine Georgia
Augustine Hazel
Augustine Pearl
Augustine Sylvie

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Beatrice and Marguerite are a little too similar for the same name (over three syllables, I-consonant-E endings) but they would make a fantastic sibset. Beatrice, Augustine, and Marguerite. Classics with a French nod.

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I also think Augustine Ruby would be lovely, or depending on how you feel on two middles: Augustine Ruby Celeste, Augustine Ruby Marguerite, or Augustine Alice Pearl.