Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-21

s,ro,, ~ tim .o,,,d. ,s ,. .L.,x. l..
,,dv neono;r. or IN. sh,ncd s;nnors ss ,n no ;ii
dressed m The ,nos, hr,lI;,n, Kali. ro.,m Ar".
ouet,c never firts. sho il Inn wclI.h r.d % ho
cYclusve. and has Inn much tart IN wound ,bo
feelings of ,nanv IN or.,;fv Tho v,n;,v of ors ~
She ia, A desire ~ nlea,e ,ba, is univers,j.
and, if were 10 cb,ose an emblem Of c,ooe,'
~, shnul, lin contradiction IN the remark ahov,,
ouo,ed) spler, the auvcr mos, lavish nf swoo,s
and nrnf,,se of hnsso, I;,ac H. ;,s,, ue,'
Inn, L,aJs tho s;r ,,;,h rorfu,ne. ~ ,ho ,"s,
that decorates every hedge.
II 10 the coqietry of the women TINT piyes
the charm TO French socie,v. and il The cause
of that ,ndcsr ribable grace and sweotne.s M
manner which accomnanies them in tho most
advanced age, and even 10 the prave. So far
from considering this AZ purioos 10 the m,rali,v
Of women, ! am convinced both the manners
and morals of England would lie improved If
we more resembed our fair nciphbors in their
desire to please--a desire which oy,enIs itself
through ali the relations Of life, and includes in
the immensely of ito ranue husbands. Children.
friends, acquaintance. and even interiors and
servants. The MARRIAGES with actresses, dan.
cers, and women Of bad character. which are
70 frequen, in England. are comparatively I'm.
known in France, where the woman of societv
possesses all the graces and attractions that can
cap,ivate and fix the affections, and l,as, there.
fore, nothing to fear from, unworthy rivals. Nor
DIES she relax aftervlctory she wisely contin.
ues to cultivate thtse powers which first com.
manded admiration She gains experience from
maturer years, anil therefore sees them, an far
| fr,n diminishing her attractions, on,v confirm
| ing and increasing them, teaching her 10 rlvet
the chains she wore in early youth, and to assert
her graceful empire 10 the last she h,, Nh fear
of losing the captive she has once emhralled !:
like Horaces Phyllh- 8
"Gra,a ,ene, eo,npede vinc,um"
look up,n coqne,ry A. very s.fe and excel.
| lent Ingredient IN wn,nan's .har,c,nr n ia like
tho flames of vesuvius. which d, hn, ,;,,le
harm. and save the beautiful c,n,navpa If Ma.
Mes from being DESTROYED nv ear,bauake. A
coouet,e has no kuowiedge of the 'nonoman;a
If ~, ,.;on-.,he Twin, NJ, ,ns ,L,u,,I, v.h;ch Is
the svmptom and danger If wom,n's Iove, She
is always in rocd humor. agreeable and self.
n,ssessed. and II bar lnvc of aJmira,on some
times exposes her IN censurr a, least !, calls IN,
M sacrifice in hersef and aw,kens m re,nnrse
in others Can we sav Tho s,me of lnre
| The effect of cooueirv in woman. wbere !, s
ar general 40 n ove /, ,one ,n eli snci,i ;n,er
cnrse Is cer,,'rIv hene6r., N man Rnr..e,,
~. ..f,.ero -;sn o,.,,,e f.,,,,o r., -. ,,,o.n.
.;.rne :, and wa csn u.oli ;,,.',,;,. bn,,, iii ,h,
bi,,errcss and :sneri,v RI ,emne, which 10 IN,
death of love- the c,,rse of m,rr,aye and m,
des,ruc,inn If fricmIshin. INNS, he IasSen.d !,
., 80 o "
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"s I,ue ~ .,.a y" 'ne que, os una. P.e an
s,i i,n,.S,,.,,o -, ',,h;,I ., ""n ". ~. W."
o. I""su"se ~ ~n'c" wo"'"'' at every age
aa," shIo .a,,a;nip e ~, a IU 'a t. Nv, se".,
.nJ,'Joj om,",;'y 49,. ~ petus 90 uuI 81" NV
go, 49, 49,, t I-;.. on ."s"' y, Wv
.,s ' ,, ;,, ,L u", o w. nI" e W.. "me w"e
go" . NC sbI." ,u"' ~ o N,
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