Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05

AIR spoite the complexion II IS not meant that breath
ing does So ont exposure TO if. We convinced
" IS altogether a'lacy, and that ohng but
slant exposure TO the extremes OF heat and cold has
any such effect The not breathing the fresh air is
contessGdlJ injurious; anu this might he done much
oener than is supposed. People might ohcner throw
up their windows, or admit The air partially, and with
an effect sensible only to the general feelings. We
hnd, by repeated experiments, that write hc-
Ter and longer with the admission Of air into study
We have learnt, also by the experience, to pre-
Ter large study to small one; and here the ich,
must be coteSsed, have another advantage over u.s.
they pass their days in large airy reops,-n apart
nen's that are field and champaign compared TO the
closets that we dignity with the of paro's and
drawing rooms. gypsy and they are in this respect,
anu IN many others, more footing; and The gypsy
beauty and the park beauty enjoy themselves accor.
o'hgy. Gan we look al that extraordinary race of
persohs,-we mean the gipsies,--and not recognise
the wonderful physica perfection to which they are
brought solely by their exemption from OF our
most 'nveteraie notions and by lint Of living constant
~ IN The fresh a' Read any Of the accounts that are
gwen OF them. even by writers the opposed TO
their way OF life, and you will find these very writers
reiupg themselves and their proposed authorizations
by con!essinG that no human beings can be better
formed or healthier, happier than tie gips;cs 50
long as they kept ont OF the way Of towns and their
sophisiicauons. suicide is known arnonr them
They are as merry the larts w,th which they rise;
have the use OF their limbs to degree unknown among
us, eXcop; by orr friends the gy muasts; and are
as sharp IN their faculties the perfection their
frames can render them. glass OF brandy puts them
INTO state Of uDbcarabs transport. 1t is supe,llu.
Gus biiss inc added 10 wine and ihe old learn TO do
themselves fn'schiei with it, and level their condition
with t.uckbrokers and politicians. Yet these are
me people whom some wiseacres Tor turning into
blgots and manufacturers. They bad much better
take them for what they are and Tor what Providence
seems 10 have intended them-a memor aDdun to keen
alive among US the belief in nature, and proof what
physical state OF perfection the hrInap being can be
brought, solely by nhaiUg her glorious breath, and
being exempt from laborIous mistakes Ii the in
egent and the gypsy life could be brought more
together, by any rational compromise land do not
despair OF IT, when that calculators begin phi
losophze men might attain the greatest perfection of
which they capable. Meanwhile the gipsies have
the advantage of it, If faces any index of health
and comfort A Gypsy with an eye fit Tor genius, il
IS not difficult to meet with; but whore shall find
genius, fund holder, with the cheek and
health of girsy!
Flowers die without air. They fade i,iout light,
and IT Is well known, will yearn after IT, and beud
themselves toward the window ifput in 4 dark corner
Do suppose, that IN internal organizations that
III ali that wonderful system of nerves and fbres BIZ
means OF which have sensation and arc enabled to
think-do we suppose that in all ibis less de-
caely CONSTRUCTED than flowers or can better c,srense
with what Is 10 keep Us bright and happy? An oak
strong but do fancy that we could plant with
npuniiy IN an unnatural soil, CT deny il air and light
or drench 1t iti poisonous waters? Above all,
mend US TO coTpulet itty, 10 bard made 10 lie
all day a sofa. While have the principle Of
motion within u.s. must use ii, lake the conse-
quences. While the ladies give the flowers nothing
hat
they can put into themselves loads OF preposterous
meat and drink, and yet retain the graces and the
hues, which impel poets and lovers bestow upon
them their itowerY sppellaton9? Let them stuff lily
rst and how it looks. Let them swell out tube
rose, or plant sweet brar in parcel of kitchen stuff.
"Dsgusting mages!" they Will cry. Disgusting in
deed; but how then they do what thew
dare not IN common nature propTcty think off,
We will answer for them. They do moi think of il: or
if they do it is with regret With dislike, with rcsoiu,
lions OF amendment, and then they indulge themselves
again IN order to get rid of their This is bu
Nan nature, ana II Is 70 be pardoncd. All that we
say is, ii is not human nature ii shOuId be and might
be; nor IS IT love; is beauty. Love renders us
lovely. What beauty has is degraded, and
rendered not beautiful If she conradicts the sentiment
OF beauty. It is transferred to the next woman who
appreciates it better and who possesses at heart the
loneliness which the other has missed Ii is for this
reason we many faces that are DELIGHTFUL il,
spite OF common features and many, called beaut;-
full, that TO think poorly of and even to
dislike II is in vain that woman carries a smooth
cheek. the eec; Of her intercourse be harsh and ra
ting We shall feel the misery of that twenty times
to what we reap IN good from the other and what
poor good 1t becomes We soon learn TO care as b!
tie for ii, for Japan tea board-At length
we recoIl from the smooth imposJor that gave us a
taste OF sweetness only 10 make lives the bterer
But cheek sprinkled 18th small pox, that has
Charming lip TO II. eye that promises tenderness
and JOY how we love, and grateful il. and take
on Il delicious pity, and look 10 for pity ourselves
Set us of these SOui-benu!ies on horse back and
give her tnge Of the fresh in her checks, and let
her shape be seen liz IFS natural grace and activity.
and your lazy, auguid, eating and drinking corpulent
sleek faced beauties become parcel of beef-eaers in
the comparison: geo UOnen of the mouth They ought
to stand each side Exeter Change and ask us to
walk III and see the animals fed
.Ne,O yVoutlIy .Eag.
':Shc has finished her cducation,D said my friend.
Finished her education! said Just though young