Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-10-26
BEAUTIFUL sNOBS.

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BEAUTIFUL sNoBs.
Beautiful women are apt, sooner or later,
to come to think that their personal charms
should captivate, whatever their manner
may be. The consequence is, that wise per-
sons beware of fair faces and sylphlike
forms. knowing Independently sharp tongues
! may Turk behind red ant shapely lips. I'm
fortunately, however, the majority Of per-
sons are not wise, and so the possessors of
fair faces and sylphlike forms, continue to
be extremely handsomely treated upon the
score of their negative merits, notwithstand-
ing that their conduct is often Objectionable
in the extreme. We are not prepared to
dispute that their conduct may often be
rendered Objectionable, in order that the
power of their charms may be thoroughly
tested; but, after a time, their disagreeable
qualities become chronic, and are exercised
without any specific object had in view. The
beautiful snob is one of those in whom GER
tain disagreeable qualities become chronic.
Knowing that she possesses attraction of
.person, she appears to imagine that she has
done her duty by her ~neighbors when she
has decked herself out to the best advantage.
When in a room, she is we'll pleased if she
imagines that she is posed prettily and that
her face wears that beWitching, though
meaningless smile, Which displays teeth
very strikingly, if it does not indicate her
intelligence. Approaching her own impor-
lance, she deems it unnecessary to affect an
amiability which she is far from possessing.
Thus, if your conversation bores her, you
have no occasion to remain for long in ig-
norance of the fact, and it would be your
own fault if you did not find out when she
thinks herself a cut above you. Even if you
are in the enjoyment of her favor, you must
! expect tc be the recipient of a certain amount
of polite insolence; you must also expect
to be converted into ridicule when your
back is turned. That even you, a favored
one, should be made light of, is only natu-
raj, seeing rfrauft~ie e.eAf4laa fundamental
articles of her belief that she is so incOmpar.
able superior to the majority of her fellows,
that but comparatively few are fit to wipe
the dust from her shoes. 1t is a pity that
all her admirers cannot see the truth in its
grim reality. The Anticipated individuals
, who will hover round her chair in a gang
and pay her meaningless lying compliments
/, would be all the better if they could realize
the fact chat she not only thinks but calls
them the fools that they are. The few thai
resolutely decline to yield to her spell car
afford to bear the condemnations which she
literally passes upon them.
: 1t must be said however, to her credit
that she does not appear to have a very high
opinion of the majority of those whom she
conceiyes she has subjugated. People il
. whom she confidcs learn that her victims are
the most absurd boobies, whose presImp
ton is only equalled by their inanity ant
her friends generally have the good sense no
to dispute the point with her. Towards the
members OF her home she is equally charitable
According to her ruling, they are measur-
ably inferior to her. At the same time, i
is somewhat difficult to gather from hel
vague deliverances in what respect they are
inferlor.-Noah's Sunday Times and Weskls
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