The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

Of the feminine attributes of Miss RosebOSsOm.
Indeed, the tones of her voice and the features of
her face seem to have dubbed together TO destroy
her matrimonial fortune, and prevent her from get
ting 4 husband. 1t was the - sound of brass and
rlublng jingle as | once heard a backwoOds
! brother msquote scripture it was that hand-saw
voice of hers and that peculiarly vinegarish
aspect of nose, mouth and chin, to say nothing of
those angelic eyes, that upon occasion could look
daggerS and danng at any unfortunate
that should chance laIunder the category of her
dislavor.
In the mesmersm Of human sympathy there is
the same kind Of polarity as occurs in physical
maguetism-we have the positive and the negative
poles; the polarity of attraction and the other
a polarity of repulson. Poor Miss Virginity Rose
blossom hers was all Of the repulsive order and
the sound of her voice acted ii species Of " flying
artillery who were not killed by the shot,
were scattered in dsmay. The majority of wo-
menknd are not so-bessrd be the stars that
perintend the affairs of mortal man for it As
wives, mothers, sisters daughters, o, what a
sphere of bIessedness is thus filled up! When
lovely and oyeabIe there is nothing upon this wide,
breathing earth can approach the desirableness of
woman but as if to show that even our best
estate is bad and Our choicest comforts are imper
feet, We this same being who else is the object
of our adoratIon see her, when grown oldest in
years and soured by neglect-we see her. formed,
as We all acknowledge, to sweeten the cares and
soothe tine SORROWS Of man, when grown retul and
uuOvcy, one ufthe saddest thorns that ever afflct
ed the mortal condition of man. In this respect
woman is like many other things in this curious
world--the good are very good the bad are hard
| y bearabe. Good poetry and good painting are
pleasing the taste and give elevation to the soul,
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Miss Rosebossom seems TO have forgotten, or
never to have learned, this grand lact-that in
in the fancy the sexes have for another, the first
uprising of emotion is always from an ndelinaba
something of wchery in her own sex. If that in
| deiuaba charm be not thar there arises no
! flame. no kindng, no nothing called, in the
| tender language Of young ladies', Love. The WO-
! man that supposes she can be dommeering in her
| voice. her manners, and her looks, and yet retain
the persuasive power of conquest, makes one grand
! mistake and falls wide of the mark. We read in
Scripture of the lion and the lamb lying down to-
gether, but it was the lion that put the Iamb-ke
| ere the thing could be accomplished. In chemistry
! compounds will often form from very dssimiIar i'll
gradients, for instance the union Of oil and akaIi
to form soaps but generally speaking, things differ
! ent in themselves are different from each other.
! As then nothing illustrates the philosophy Of atlrac-
ton more than the loneliness of woman so is il one
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