Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-06
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Eve4I "a fine s1yle. Her parIors were
ela-zatlv furnished, and her dress was
-lu-zvs u the latest fashion. She had
lzr ri zno ard her teacher, and she play
ed Italian music chaTmingly. In all
The exquisite rraces ollife she was fault
1asS- She had a rich VEN Of sentiment,
scr. and could talk philosophy, or dis
cszs lee Standard authors, al pleasure.
~ course she read novels; ia fact,
large por15on u the dav was devoted
o. GlsaI interesting and Instructive class
- EsEse literature She was also some
mai Industrious, sor she would occa-
siolaliv WORK embroidery. With an
abundance of curlS, that foated over
aeT ueck Ia beautiful pUofusion, fine
larln, lands white and delicate, large
.aszIIer~ II conversation Ia the ususal
-zsEg51E room sfyle. she was follow ed
5sE Ire klolsng ulen O taste Yet, some
aoVE- Sae gseueT sGl married. The
INK iu1tersd around her Ike flies
sEe- q poi of honey. bat they were very
careful not 20 he caught as those other
5ase-rs are AT 10 be- Their attentions
never 80 particular as 10 require some
--LIielsd 81 the iasnily' 10 demand what
gxcre dhlir intentions. This was no fault
~ tEc vsGnE I@3y- She was in the
market a. plainly as though she had
Inscribed il o. her forehead, " 4 HUs-
HsNB WANTED: F6T particulars enquire
z-5gt5a-" But the husband never, to
.-a- know ledge, came; and we believe
she Is si tins slay adisconsoiatec old maid.
Alla1 NzS the tuoUble' Step with
us 51to tie Kitchen That fat woman,
sllta red face 4 the servant Of the
.sazsse- >so doe the cooking, the wash
5lE and the chamber-work. From
earsv dawn until late at night, she is a
slave Wei. that woman Is our charm
NJ veGnE Badv-s mother She never
se~ Lor daughters callers" nbv ac-
rsaels she should drop into the parlor
ss sla5ie visitors were present, she would
hasten ouI sEzin with embarrassed
ussracr. looking * though she had
committed some offence. while her own
r.sl55-s face would &c sUfiUsed with
,Ecs-
NoE take q walk with Us. In that
workshop do xou see that hard work
M mcdaniel The wrinkles are hard
en5lE upca hls face, and the grey hairs
are tEicliy spEinkled over his head
Eic looks anxious, and as though ms
hezrs-s'rincs tagged some deep sorrow
and rnertifcation. lie IS the father of
os+ heautIfi1l .-young lady," and his
hard Ca-rinCs foF many years, have been
sissSlTtsoi in the expensive Injuries that
I her sE.lliTablc taste has craved. He,
Sec = excluded from the society OF his
,ssyn daughter She moves in a circle
sbove her parents, and, in short, is
-ssbzmeF e thgaa- They live in the
kstchen-she in the parlor. They
drzl6Ee-siae reapS the fruit. She de-
sEszez gl;esl. ard, IA ta>ili nable ga;i er-
5nES. = the first tccuTl her pretty lips at
Low mccianscS,~ provided she can do
- safely
s = she trse ladv2 No; ten thousand
simcs No7 We object not to her ac-
-sussul islsTnents- her taste in dress
1o her manners We look upon and
admire Slsch Ius5 aS We 90 Z superb
statue f euas- As work Of art is
t,sauiIi5sl- tsGf. nevertheless. II is insen-
safe msTb-e, hsvinE no soul, being Of
10 uSe 5a practical life, and good ior
nothing bus - k9sk a.
The beauty q the mind Is the true
t,ezuTs= and the aiiectionste daughter
Who nessles herself lovingly into the
heart 4 hearts Of her parents-who
E makes her mother her companion and
iaszsi1qnse-who not only works for
lllzz1 mother but takes the heaviest bur
den upon hozself-she is the true lady.
sSae max never have struck a note on
The plano. Vet her house is melodiouS
with harmony. such as angels sing
Her exterior NAV be humble. but heI
TnterScr H.e i clothed In the vestments
Il Immortal beauty
e There are z,aav ssvoung ladies" whose
yzhole character is on the surface
Dress, manners, accomplishments, al
z7e external They have no depth of
TsoGgh1. 10 moral strength, no heart
IasE are outsiders When the
sooEessin- fireS ofadversity burn beneath
the surface. there Is no protecting wal
E1rezrsa within The whole become,
sus heap Of ashes, though it may re.
tan the outward semblance of humanity
The tE9e lady cuitiyates the higher
nature She i religious, but not fanat
5czl-courtecus. but not fawning. Re
V,osing serenely upon the arm of he
hezrealv Father. and aSsociating witt
unseen angelic spirits, she meets tht
storm with calmneSs and accepts ii a
a disciplinary mercy Her sympath,
ever pGlSaies 20 the cry OF suffering
and her hand Is ever open TO relieve
Sas * beautiful at home. beautiful al tn,
bedside of the SICK. beautiful through
Ire. beautiful a the hour of her depart
u7e into the world Of spirits. and trans
oenazntiy and eternally beautiful il
hezren-
That Is the lrae lady
" Il has been shrewdly said tha
A-E- she -asl.,~oS IN life arise from mil