The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30
We Boston Young Ladic.

The Boston belle is reader, and knoweth
what hath lately ppeaIyd in We worlde OF
bookes as wele al in that OF bonetts. Shee
whispereth ofSign re Brignoli and of Hinkley,
and of We Philhai monte, or OF Zerla aim MS
eoncertes, and eftsoones OF esriail pleasures at
parties and concertes, ard anon filttleth 70
Robertus Browning his poetr, or to Emerson
hys Taste discourse att We Muslke Haile.-
When SO be lit that twent1e ~ We slsterDcde
be gatheren together lol seven thereof wyll
have blonde tressas and ninfle en- be of fayre
rudde complexion, whych man wolde give
hys lyte to kiss-yea, and it ottwhyles passeth
that We twentieth also more Whyte and rudd
in Iir sweete face than ye wolde see in other
landes. En@
Ye Boston demoiselle wearth an waterproof
guyascutus, flor SO methlnkeon | haue hearde
them calld) and when that it rayneth or snow
eth. she rusheth forth as to a carnival, and
heedeth not Vt We powdrie snow faks fall on
her DANTE littyl nose, or pile up like unto a
chancellors wigg on hir he'd. Arounde hir
whyte neck she ever bindeth scarlet scarle,
to show that she VS. an wel-rudd woman and
when shee turneth homewardes, she aye bear
eth in one handle paunfet, while the other
holdeth bouquet of flowers or pacquette of
sugir-plummes or canftures. Whyles that
she is yeti young and reckless, and gifshee bee
taste, and hattie naughte to bear homewards,
10! she stiketh both TIME fistes intoe hir small
syde-pockets, and propelleth onward migbtilie
independents, caring not for nobode, haue
heard from DIVERS graue and reuerend men,
who ought to know, (sith that Their yves hadd
tclde them that mamie of these demoselles do
wear very long bootes, but how long they may
be know not.
Hee who walketh in Beacon streets on Sum
daye, when thatt the skies be iayre, seeth. at
ter church out-letting, mamie OF these sweete
maydens walking Myth thare cavalieros up an
doune hille, talking OF mamie thyngs. For We
Boston demoiselle is a notable talker, and doth
lit welle, knowing mamie thynges whereof We
firste is de omnibus rebus, We seconde ct qui-
busdam ali, and We third dtterum tdntum.-
He who complayneth That women know no.
thinge, and haue noe witte, hath mott NETT We
Boston Yonge Lady; if that he dothe and
teieth hir soc, he wyll probable remember for
mamie dayes what she said in answer. For
she holdeth diri ct s0lUdUi AMMAN mean to
be good rule, and that it is not goode
thyme to goe away with wrath pent up In We
boosum.
She worketh harde for We ernie; yea, shee
knitteth stockings and maketh shirtes for We
contrabandes, whereof have scene one which
contrabands with his wyfe and children did
all ware at once, so moody create was it. And
she belyveth ip We ware with allie her braue
little hearte and soule, for she is Uncle Samu-
cps oune daughter, if tsere ever was one, hay
ing great loue for We Union alwaies hoping
firstly for We Union POLITICAL, and secondie
for We wedding union OF harts and We union of
handles, whych is nedeful, that We countrie
shall not perishe for lack of sturdie urchines
to grove up into soldieres. And That theye
maye all thus become good wives and brave
mothers, and bee bleste and happie in all
thynges, is We hartie prayer Of
-Cterke Nicholas.