The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-21
The Every. Day Young Lady.

INC "oe'cIy'uAy young iauy neither tali nor
short, neither fat nor lean. Her complexion is
not fair but clear and her color not bright, but
healthy. She is not vulgsrly we'll but has not
the least Illness in the world Her face /. oval,
and her hair moderate in quantity, is usually Of
soft brown. Her features are small and unobtru.
sivs her nose being what the French passports
call moyen-that is, neither one thing nor tothsr
and her eyes as gray as glass, but clear and
gentle IL Is not the eyes that give her any little
character she has; although If you have nothing
else to do and happen to look at them for min
ute or 90, they win upon you. They are not var
nished eyes, 10 which you can zee nothing but the
brightness; and not deep eyes into which your
soul plunge' as into gulf; they are mere COM
mon skyliEhts, winning into them little bit Of
heaven, and giving you an mixing Of good temper
and feminine yentlenssa Neither 10 It her air, nor
manner, nor dress, that stamps her individuality,
If she has any, for these belong to tho class Of
eisty in which she moves; but altogether she
give. you nm idea Of young womanish refinement
and amiableness, and you would think of her a.
gain when alone, if there were not SO many Of
her friends about her as to divide and dilute, ~
it were, your impressions.
The every day young lady Is usually dependent
upoG some body or other, but sometimes she hss
a small independence, which 10 much worse. In
the former case, she cl!ngs like ivy, adorning, by
her truth and genteness, the support she is proud
Of; while, IN the other, she gives her so pounds
year to her relation ~ an mad rquate compensa-
uon ior her board and clothing, and lives IN
T'e OF uhhsard OF bondage and awful gratitude.
nv ,'e "'tr'nea oy irshushp'' 10 ~hieh her
own 'shsSs Iast the longest; oy enmite', IN
Sh,cn 'he 'nhsr, ana iorg'ves and by lovss--
'"ocgn utmost ni"AysA SECOND hand ohe
rHHtlf mt hnt,,- L.,I - l,,t n 10
s"hi'ua"' ngepet"eeh, orldemald bnt II 'he
nnu' hersen on 'hs Drink oi serious hirta'oh'
's sh'"'hs i"'o her own ioo'"n niue heait ihsur-
Pr"e ana "n'o'y ana 'he ana'r never becomes
,ny,n'"g out mystery which she carries WIN
he' ,h'ough me- anu Which MAKES her snake her
heAo on oceas'ons' ana look conscious anh expert
ehrsd' so" 70 give people Inc idea That tins young
l'oy mas history IL ths af'Sir does 90 o. II Is
puohS wonder now she came to ge' actually
married many persons consider that she must
ha's oeeh playing par. all along Tor this very
purpose 'hs' hsr umh''y ana oAshiuine" were
"'.u.''', An' he' se'i ueh,ai ruse; ana ,ha'. IN
Po"' o' NC she was not oy any means wha' she
sA'' hs''eh OUT 10 oe-hh everyday young Ia
ny,
roi our part we nave known many such Ia.
u's' III our oAy1-anu ." nave you ana you. and
you 'hs "o''u o' society 10 iu'i OF them' we
n"'eA no''o', VI oui o"n' ihdesu that they are
m' "' y" o'"e' Noru'' 'hA' 'hey are 'he
CA" ""r' "h'cn are ura~h our conventional no
,o"S VI """'A"sihu' ara 'hat 'he iest~-that ~
'no7" "oHie" WV" hA'e ~nal ~ caileu character
Arr counterfeit women Inc feminine virtues
arc AZ VI "'eufihg kIhd' WINCH ooes not mean
'na' 'neY are ihv's'o'e even 20 eHahsers, ou' mat
my NC ru'" '"iouS" ""'' transparent ven OF
'e"''h'"e ,''h'ui'y AND sen po''ponrmenI In liEe
n'Ah.er' us PHy"9" OF women truly 90 called.
s hs' temafHao'e or oo'ru"'e; Their eyes do not
nan a, you 1'ke pia'oi' nor .her vo''e' arrest
suddenly your attention, as II they SAID Stand
ana ue''et' lhM men IN genera! admire the
exceptions ra'het 'han me rule may BE- true, but
tha' Is owing 10 oad TASTE coarsene'' OF mind OF
,he mere hurry oi so'i'ty. winch prevents thsm
from observing more man its salient points For
our part We nave Always isen everyday young
,"l''', ana '"me'"'es we 'en inclined 10 '"'e
rev o' !hf"' nn. 'oh,eh"" " never "eh' Fy"nn
n"i,na,'oh' ih's may nav" oeen owing IN part
10 Inv neAn'ons .'e one 'eau' IN 'he ""r'd out IN
part llEe"''e-'i We m'y venture the surm"e--
u, 10 our own ''h'n"ehe'S preventing u' from p"-
N's ""'s'''> uPo" '"es'u''''ehe'so o'ne' Pe"'
Pc.
gre" many ever! "sy young 'so'e' nave
o'cn ''Pf',fhes III ~. character "f her"me. "i
romance o"' 'h''e 'hey are e"Ien os "ihrf
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