The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-13
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fro!edek Tsraelry resembles Sir
Ch8lies God-tf cam. laa,macb - 81 has
ia even sbefe, sEd done ,,ery lh,ng !;
but 10 i. " q. m.aps a.ed up. and ca. It'll
4AAc Al nleita Il vhals, h,. htpd iiads
10 10. Nur Is his everything every b,.dt
elsc's yer, thing. l. 10 not boandrd by
Jefa.al, % I'D The pyran de-
NJ y asiey has fought N more lhaa
one siair Of S0uib Amr icA AID has wan
drted for more thar lwo years from Isle TO
is.e Vi ilie pacific. a mysterious rtpata
li0u h,ysrs round iia. lie is supposed
10 have done many tl'ines, bot no one is
very clear what They are; aud il is not
likely ,ha, much information on the point
wiil bv Obtained from him. Tor lac seldom
talks much, and never speaks of himself.
1is present mission appears TO be To kill
partridge, play cricket aud dress himself.
Not that Il must be supposed that he has
ever been IN the habit oi wearing less
c.elhng than the custom OF ia. country IA
winch 6e may have been lgcaied required
but only that al tie present time he desot-
ed much attention 10 buff walstcaats and
gauze neck lies, braided coats, aud cutled
mou staellos.
Such no lie il, however, lac is an object
Of interest ~ the feminine portion OF the
party al Ravelstoke Hall for he is rel,
aud handsome, as well as mysterious, and
he cennol be- moie than two and thirty
Aud the ladies a, Rnyelst..ks oulnumber, d
the men, tor although it is still are for he
fair sex to part clpate actively IN the sat
urnalia ot the partridge god, they will al-
ways be found towering in considerable
num- ers on lie outskirts ot The least aud
The varieties Of the British Lady are tariy
r. pre- ited.
There are some mAmmas With daugh-
iers to marry, sad there arc some daugli-
ters with mamma 10 prevent marrying
again-whleh Is, perhaps, the most dill.
cult thing Of the tMo as she has an Income
Il her oau right. There are Blondes and
brunelies. aud pteIiy,browu haired brown
eyed girls who hover brlNcau the Two or
dcrs, and combine tie mo-t dangerous
characteristics 81 bulb wac can wear both
blue aud ptk, aud wbI look prctler ~
the one color thau they do ia the Other,
but who always command your suffrage
Ia favor Of that which they are wearing
when ou lock II taem.
An there Is COSTA ce Baynion with
gra, eyes AMI black hair. Aud lhe incest
crluc OF feminine appearance mlghl be de-
tied 10 stale what sre had worn, half au
hour after lie left her. i0r no une car ev
e' look at ay ihng except her i.'ce.
let Co stance Is three and twenty. and
sill unmarried. Alas, hat co~aids men
are. ihu iact Is that Clarence is very
,vtt iut q, Airs. M,lish (lhe widow
says) moi clever enough to h,de a.
Is size lllr veXed AT her pres nj con
d'iIon Cerialniy ahe does not exhibil
any tendency to carry vut Mrs. Melhshs
Suggestion, a a has ever been repeated to
hef, 1be young m'n are more AFRAID Of
Ter ihan ever; and certainly SHE does say
Se.J stiarp IuIass, sometimes. Especiall,
she ls severe upon lders, the butterflies OF
fashionable existence. Shs appears to
consider hat sine las a special mission 10
arouse them; bur they du hot appear 10
like being iec,ured. With The young Ia.
dies sue is gieaI ia,orIte, Tor 81 e Is very
afiretionat alri though so btautiml and
distinguished, she has proved herself to be
not 50 dangerous rival as might have
been expected. Indeed, IL has happened,
more than once, That male admiration, re.
bounded irom tie hard surface OF her
manner, las fouaI more yielding metal in
tie bosoms OF her particular friends
Besides, she Is always ready TO lead Tire
van in the general attack upon tue malr
sex, when tbs ladies rrilfe 10 The drawing
no 8m.
Not ii'at she ever sa,s anything b-hind
their backs size would no' be ready to se,
pest t. lhrir faces hui Ia that coarsr
probably she would no, meet with such
general support.
In Mr. lyrawley she affected 10 disbe,
liese. She siatrd AS her opinion to her
intimate friends, that she dIGn'l believe he
ever had done or ever would do an, thing
wor,h dong but thar be plumed hlmseli
on cEesp reputation, hich, rs all were
ignoranl Of its foundation, no one ceald
possibly impugn.
There is reason 10 believe that 10 this
instance Miss Constance was mol as con-
sclsallous as usual, but that she really en-.
tertalaed higher opinion OF the gentle
man than she chase 10 confess. lie GER
laialy vas not afraid ot her, AID had not
even dand 10 eoairadiel her iato1te the.
Ory oi The general w0f.hles,ness of Eng
lish gealrmen oi tie hiaei rnlh ce tury.
II aas one mei m0rnlu. when she had
bs "a reading Seoa 10 tlgfes of four a huF
pasiicular 7 lenas ADD il iruss be remark.
81 ll4al rAe read remarkably well-~il,at
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