Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-03-25
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"A Pen Picture CT the Woman
that has Czgse1 the Brook
Ign Turmoil

Ct % unea tarraoiI Il aDroblea ga. Il
almost fmpas$ss4 70 solgs Fi1aoas a
personaI VI sseas>s w&A LEI, Sac Il
asagaG, Insignificant hnSlaz woman.
hsszxd sagalss. wish saes n so1ae
preesnsiDnsto seaaty, Isr sejzhs Il
asxSss grfrSss, aad rDon ssIag her
hssta>GEttFse ere er.d Eos realize
A@aytgQScch 'trOngy YayseaI men A.
Tsaoss sA4 BeeeSyr coaId have been
stne>h ~ ~ sgsztS sd aafa:eressiaZ
a&ebest~ Bas great sEsats frOn hale
eaRss Hss. There IL nOshlnZ W bet
fsss1s nAhEe- ta4s rrLd po5st % her
a. the srIser d tie passionate aad sel-
trA<ata kSters tAa4 have bsen read N
<tnA aOathes HntrsrJ. zoe rOB
sooaI teassOaased vita Ea%l5g PIE
serves Of preserving pixies, and ca
ting boAsFEa trse seg Eagiaad nest
At tea TEas sts haro.sxs ofstrDnz
chAacter ssydenced by tie perNs-
tency With s15es she has sst the tia
tasoIgh, and has listened vithDg; a
bash % The bitterly crs@ things WITCH
have bern said 81 hS. I eaaar8 re-
ooncile Titra's haTangues aboOt her
rSodes$y. rknersen:, and delHacy With
ker siyvss ssazsn Loydsess in visiting
the 6Sat, sheTe vie Il made tie zen
teal point 81 al ihs nassjoeas u2o1
Thich the eass hinges. Certainly her
natqrss ma bne that ia easily shocked
snd, uslsss she . bfDgght TIER. for e..
feet, I can1bs an1efssand why he is
lSsBzb4r there at all Her coarse has
h>rfthe SLjse& H aEiger.al u~nfayo-.
able comment IN almost ever drsc
tim, H. may be tine that ven the
ro>fn tsrns when # - tsodden 1pOn,
but ituould he mah more creditabls
in thTs fnS e II tie worm we're 10
tam in private pr her face he eranin-
~ c1tkaEy snA carefully, one will
bscoSe easily convinced that the liEes
init are not At ali weak. When sbe
nTgGsb efsei' here cornes a harsh er
preston tb& plainly manifests s~lf-
MnbbA piH not Sold, but she viii
plan. She will be efusive, but she will
not tell all that shs knows One
vobn naturally expect a om with
40 ffagiiea physique, especially IL she
were the tender and snor-pure being
her husband maintains her 70 be. 70 he
worn, worried, crushed W. the mental
trials 10 which ste has been subjected /;
but she IA not, II shc may be judge1 by
her oks and her bearing she il cool,
firm, and self ~possesseh ODce.pr twice
she Las shed tears tut they have been
.p~lainly4ears Of vexation and not Of
grief. From this I would sumise, IL
the language Of one of tie visitors 10
the trail, that, "WhaleyGr else she may
be, she Is nobody's fool" Az all events
che IL about The last person IN the
world who would attract a passing
gaze. except fer the insignifcance Of
her appearance, which ia remarkable.
Perhaps Helen of Troy wa a little NO.
man, with a pale, pincbed and demure
rae, with no anatomy worth speaking
Of, and Paris a purple faced, robu,t,
and lacbrymose warrior, while Menelaus
vas, not unlikely, a conceited fellow
who never thought II necessary TO show
Ibpb interest in his wife until the fact
Of Paris carrying her OF because 70
notfious that respect for public opin.
ion forced him W make a noise about
II. We know that Cleopatra vac over.
Team aud Lad a snub u . ANTONY
must have often sat upon the ragged
edge Of despair when he thought Of
Octayia. Many Of the lean and
homely women Of history have managed
" make considerable trouble with the
Isarts of great men. We cannot
Judge Of the powers Of rat tail file by
merely looking nj it.-BoStOn Sotur.