, 1844-01-06

nearly. A petuIant, saucy, lau!t
finding. csPricious beauty, is an aw
tul picture to contemplate; Talma''
remarks pop into ones mind at th'
first glance-'ln her place a grinnins
and CHASTITY figure of death will a
some future be-" And who ever saw
a beauty that was not c~apricious, IN
reasonable, always for e~xacting i'm.
possibilities; forever d~Ispleased a
something with which she has nc
right to feel ont Of sorts; ever unwil.
ling to award any one his full need
of praise? Perform a service for any
one Of those lovely demons, and ask
the question, is it well done?" Will
she answer as frankly, "yes?; o! no.
ais It done we'l!"
"Well. it is not ILL.,"
"Are you out for Il walk'!'
"WeII. lam not in"
"Do YOU admire Cachemire7'
81 don't dislike it!'
"Will YOU accept me for YOUR pro.
tector through li!e?'
swell, wont kick yout at pres
ent!"
At tie opera, or some other place
of public resort, N meets a copy Of
the Medician Venus. a starllke crea-
turc; full Of good points. as spirited
as an Eclipse, as beautifully FESTIVE
as a colt; and, like a pumpkin-hearted
fellow. he solicits an introduction; he
calls at her house. and is surprised to
hear. rs he passes through the hall TO
the drawing-ronm, an account Of
Miss battle with the servant
girl. What a Jove.llke thunderboltl
-PhrenoIogy is 4 pretty fair science;
and should we take another wife.
(Which is not at all likely,) we shall
examine her head as SURE as we are
human. And her eyes. They are
the windows through which one NAV
look into the backyard of her mind,
where her propensitIeS, her Iikings,
and her tenn erament, are stored a.
way for preservation. A black.eyed
girl is suspicious. A great deal of
fire turks behind those Gypsey orbs-
generally enough to consume ones
happiness TO ashes, which are sprink-
led beautifully over the sackcloth We
mustnecessarliy wear after the con-
nagration. Blue are very pretty for
waxen dolls; but full grown ladies' are
better without them. If large and
thsy make a to!erable impress
sion, and generally accompany an even
and we!I-ordered mind; but light and
shaded like a china plate, they beto-
ken a frivolous and weak heart. and
expressionless as mullins. The
lady owner of such optics had better
be eft TO bestow their undivided az
upon their lap-dogs. A hazle
eye inspires at first a PIatonic senti-
ment, which gradually but surely ex-
and emerges into a love as Sc
founded as the Rock of GlbraI-
tar. A woman with a halle eve new
eloPes from her husband; never
chats scandal; never sacrifices her
husbands comfort for her own; never
fault finds; never talks too much or
too little; always is an entertaining.
Intellectual, agreeable, and loveable
creature. We never knew but one
undressing and unamiable woman
with a halle eye, and she had a nose
looked. as the Yankee says,
like the little end of nothin' whit
led down to a pint" Incompatible
there is a depth Of expression,
4 speaking glance, that appeals d.
TO the i%nnerman, a confden-
.ial and a]iiectionate inspiration; an
Intellectually and many other things
:hine undIsputed right, which have
won our devotion and our admiration.
These are the women who make a.
nends for all the faults of the sex,
certain. We are surprised that we
Gould have been betrayed into an err
ooSe of our sentiments on such Il fun
~ subject; but, as it is so, let it GO;
We merely conclude with saying that
halle eye in a female head seldom
Dams over the pages of Paul de
Our girls are getting alto
unmanageable--the conse-
luence of PerusiGg so many naugh-
visms and indeiensibIe metaphysics.