New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
conscious of her back, that aching malcOntont

conscious OF nor baCk, inlt achhB ""'"''''"'
which gets the better of most American women
She looks at everything with the unabashed eyes OF
young Republican Princess satirizng many things ho'
unkndly and satirizng quite often her own cI'uun
as when she saysn descrbingthc dungeon III the io"c
where she was made to believe that Sir waiter I''''S
spent twelve years Of his life No SHADOW VI "o"''
would have fallen upon our unquestomhg MINUS n'
been told that he amused himself during TINS "i"o
standing upon his head" she writes OF Queen Nc'oi"
Homo NJ Windsor" as naturally you might speak "a
Mrs John Smiths home AT Hoboken; ana she s''S %
its poinns and ceremonies in a guilclcss larouy vi ~
House that Jack built
"Tbis il the Castle of Windsor. .,o -, vi,dsor
,riis j. fine Queen that lives IN the Caste % VIM at
g Thcsr are The ladies' that tend on TIC Vu'' '"''
lives I'm thc Castle Of Windsor A., ,,,os that ,tcnd
" Tl,rsc ARE the pages that bow 20 the ii,s ,'"' ~
an thc Queen that lives IN the Castle Of Winds0r ,,t
"ThcSe are the a'k,ls dnh 0ncen That lives in tho
bow 20 the ladies' th"' 'onu W" 'NN
OasS Oh the soldiers tried and sworn, that guard
lvS, a., ,,, e UNICORN that stand by the lackcys
maj wo ON the pages that bow 10 the auCs lhhJ Vhu
ll' Inv W." onecn mat lives in the Castle OF Windsor.
:. Tbrso are the military knights fOrlOTn rounded ny
Edward before you were horn tht outiahk he soiucIS
tI and sworn that guard the crown from the unicorn,
tba stand hy the laCkcys that wait on the pages tna
how to the ladies that tend the Queen that lives III
csc are the knights that the garter have worn, with
armoria banners tattered and torn that look down on
The military knights forlorn, founded by Edward before
YOU were born, that Outrank the soldiers tired ana
sworn, that guard the crown from the unicorn mn ~.
stand nv The ackeys that want the pages that DOW 20
the ladies' that tend the Queen that lives IL the CSte
Of Windsor.
rbs is the dean all shavcn and shorn, with the canons
and clerks that dOzC the mOrn that install the hhEH
that the garter have worn, with aIlnOrlai uHSIs
tered and torn. that look down on the military knights
forlorn founded by Edward before yOu were born tht
ourank tho soldiers tired and sworn, that guard the
wait on tie PAGE, that bow to the ladies' that tend on
the queen that lives in the Castle Of windsor
mafarmore genuine spirit of hero-wor'hp she Went 10
see the PASSIONATE he Dem0iSecs' In Brussels where
the scene of Charlotte Brontj's "Vilette" was laid.
Four of them went togetheryog, enthusiasts, Aneri-
can Girls They rang the bell at the door of this nan Oh
,uchautrpt and were shown into small salon. where
prcscntly came To them little, brisk, keen, French
| v0mau "a teacher i'll the establishment. They were
Americans might they see the garden OF Wlch Ch't-
lot BroutE wIo;cl Oh yes, acknowledgements OFTEN
come To- see the school and the garden And this Is the
school sudden enthusiasm spring to their lips ana
scattering their set speeches. Eyes, mcsdemoiselles
was thr rcplyi'I also pupil Mt that time Thcy
looked AZ the ttlo dark woman with something like ave.
! They crowded round her.
con, tell as, was she lilc-hke-" We could think Of
ND, oipav on that would do justice to the subject;
q} Eu', ;as a slrug Of the shoulders, and, she was
iu,ta orltt pttI3 thing, IN no way remarkaolG. l al
indeed, though have read her books eau sec AV|lnE
u them to admire or praise 50 highly ., 49,, r, AM
&c But they are wonderful" Veutured one Of Oui
THEY are ycry untrue, she replied, while something
| like spark shot from the dark eyes. .
O, shades OF departed stoIyteeTs Is u 'huS Je arc u
clG!gydt .,o -ro, ON who still has charge
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of the school is most excellent LADY, ana not az al ll
| person described as Madame Beck,
| And NJ. Paul Emfnanuel-LQcy SHOWS teachcr-lover
| we ycutuTed TO suggest with some tlmidity.
"I- Madame HcgcT's husband, and was at that tllne
/ Size replied with a little angry toss OF the head Ate
TINS terrible revelation there was nothing more 10 DE Hu
They went mccky into the garden, and heard old voice
on its breezes saw q vanished face among its shades
and carried away at last, for trophies their hands fun
leaves which could have grown, believe IN" on 10 otl'
near trees than those in the old garden where Charlotte
| BrontG used to walk Dire Most naivey does th
American Girl" confess al her di5appointlnfnt' ah'
dseuchantInents. she laughs heartily at her owl
bl,tndor5 that you always laugh with her ana heVH
al her. and i'm the midst of MI her half reckless m you
come LOW and then, upon little surprise 81 pato5
some bit tender sentiment, which gives you the same
kad If pleasure you experience when you find IN an uI
expected place blue flower growing with dew-dlOp II
lis ,p she has certainly, for the most part follOWe'
The advice 70 travellers with which she concludes her gay
little book. Provide yourself with an abundant supply
%. patience ana good nature. Try TO laugh ut annoy
tances. smile, least. And do not anticipate dlihcni
ties Above ALL enjoy yourself and then everybody you
meet VIII enjoy YOU" And so the CHEEKY little Voy
sr1.ur bids us gOOd-hy. l. c. VI