, 1870-01-09

there hsd cot bten a1o,ner This other uxs
W sssan countesa Tho wsa called Tho 3lond,;1
abe Wa1 N The CITY oG the Hundred Iele1.
The blonde Einon: says our s1thor,-allading,
Suppose, to NIon tEoclos,-ooserred Of young
The hettel-he could not tell Apythlcz. Our au-
thox pleaos the saDo czuss On nls o N account,
fot eloslnR nis quotet!ots ron tne oesa.!.pArzz
vonen G fAh1on. o: rank, Of mind, OF Of beauty.
.ho ate 70 b incluoed ln Tho category.
s9i eSnd nssa De b'o1se
ana Marie Stuart "Hnom lue bfune and Jealous
Elizabeth cauttdto b decaptta.ed." WAS b:onde
So a. ous S 81 =.
dbpla5ed on the scadoid. Forgetting recent re-
searches INTO hAtoEJ. which declare tue sAue
be, Muio Stuart wss undoubtedly blonde, 30 he
tas tight 70 Lake her hia own lie hdds,
's s91 % os ~. HS9 H1n1, an
belle Azrgot-uas, be couferes, oruos: bat he
ADDS that her !VoEy a1ns were one OF her great
csled--that al her pagea were blonde, AID 1nAs
vide Der WIN tre ses Of The color most adutFed.
d'Anuiche, blonde: Hearie,s d d'Eauscaaesr blonde;
Mario ue Doulbon, DuchesIe d0rseanx, niondc;
d snss.s .ns nsne essas
blonde, be sddA, 1as me beanuful Ducaesse De
Lot gpeEtle, o1 whom tho great RocnefoucAuld
Wlota tbs well Known ve1so:
s ss {; s.s ss:aa
MdGle De Hontpe1ale1, painting her ouu po1-
t1alt dezcr1bes herset m having halr bland s4 dun
bxau e<ndrt. with h!ne Eyes and !ermll,on nousn.
and the thlId blonde. And to show how blonde
beauty wRa accepted n the Court of Pf1uee, It II
stated tbat Madame do Mottsvtle in her Memoirs,
tic Ducbess dprleans, said that sue might have
declared. Ike the solarn'se: "'e suis no1e' n'ai'
OuY author does not fail to note that the ladles
IN The lsst century 10 France who were not nlo7de
wore Wigs which made tneM appear 10 b.el
mere were Others who were blondes bY M ire
caau1e; CO aadeno,seile dc Lavsi,ere, wis IN.
blende, and Madam dc Mai1teno1, whose blanas
vas celebrated by the Msrqui8e de C1ey1cuse, her
ULder the Regency-at that epoch Of mate
rtAlItm-the b1lnes vera In the ASCENDANT Such
u the can.e and eject traced BY cur anthor; and
he traseA the decline Of nose8Hwhica a:e always
great in great nen-to the general decsdeuce OF
Tue age But VII not follow him in1o his con-
up1n @ 9 ,ssp qf9on
lion VIII pnlsognomy in general Ny business
is with the plonoea. should 70. omit 70 mentton.
niopde hair ou1tng the leyolutlonary period. Aud
be aoda: "Tne blondes are the Incarnation Of
poetry the brunes ase the poetry ofthe nese.'
il g coDciution. The human raee, be EsJs. wnat.
ever It's present degrees Of color Will one day all
light peoples viii have to follow them, and the
universal regro viii Be the result There Is no
need 70 trace The Theological aEd scientific causes
alleged, III We can credit the conclrA!o1 tUEt u
meli without them. But It is time to tell ThA:
happened 10 the young gentleman to Nnon tho
pends npon his marriage Win milasaioaa blonde
oeauty within certaln tine.
Albert has been we'll advanced IN h!b readings,
uaA = I'M hHv YQfrb h4 R1N.
denly announces 10 Maurice TIM: he has seen, dur
itR h's Walss abroad, yonuR lady Of wnndsriol
T. 1fqm nts "a
idea which naturally auRses:s Itself. But Maurice
yoatg lady, he says, il Loulse de GeTsc-sne early
Irenn Of couayn Of hts-aud he Is ninse!f tn
love with her. II u true that the consn-Made-
has been devoted to ner from his childhood. Hut
he loves Louite1 and cannot choose bat abandon
himself 10 his Inspiration. as asks, therefore,
that be VII rot c,css bis path. Albert necess
Bar1y consents, and meets the Two ladies. who
afe ts addcn e. the sue
ETY. cnuEes ZONE embarrassment at nrs: To
Albert. a Madeleine Is br1llisnt brunette,
Of the eccentric uncle. But Albert assures her
that the argument Is to be accepted n Plck-
wtcItan seIse, !" or WORDS 70 That effect" as iH
as tho French language Will allow, and the young
lady taxa the reflections Of the Rn1hof II very good
par1. Al the reaatrga proceed, Albert nnds nin-
self taking more md more Interested In the ynrnR
iaoy, MD at last pays her attentions Of matked
Ct aracter. He Is IN great danger indeed OF hyng
In lhe f8ce OF his uDcles injQnc:iols and ruc1ug
Himself for Madeeine. when his friend stepa Ia TO
rave hin. Maurice II seems, has seen, not With
OUT jealousy, the attentions OF Albert to Made
lrlre, and at Inst avows that lie has mistaken the
natuie Of hts feelings for Louise He believed
that he felt towarua ner as lover: but sloce be
has learned 10 love Albert as brother he has dis
covered that II is only as q sster that he loves
Louie. IT Is Madeleine, AID Madeleine alone,
whom he OWN Al tue Oc1sIeBa OF his heart
Nothing could be p!easanter than the arrange
ment fu9gestea N iais alte1ea sase 81 anats q;
Louie, and Louise Ia happy to meet him halt ray.
Madeleine, too, who has never aeerred from her
early love, ig delighted to sec1re hin. So, after
ltle mYsiic talk about atluis1es and 10 fortn, the
| book closes with very proper Horal-the blonde
J gentleman being married TO the bTnne lady, and
TIC blonde lady TO the bruno gentleman. a. for
the theories Of the eccentric uncle not one OF the
party, you MAY be Eure, cafes straw about them
ind The reader who has accompanied me tins faI
Will coubtless agree that they come TO selJ
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