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TO tbO-e features which il not so often
found in America" bu; the nos~ itself.
the brow. and the set and carriage Of the
head are generally finer among Amer
cans" In both countries, however, the
head 10 apt to be too large for perfect
proportion. This 10 Characteristic de-
feet Of the English type of beauty. Its
effect is seen in Stothsrd's figures, in
Ettys, and IN those of other English
painters. Another defect is in the henvi-
ness of the calculations. Really fine
arms are rare; but fine wrists are still
raler. Such wrists rs the ViennOise
women have-of which saw a wonder
full example in the Viennoise wife of a
Sussex gentleman-are almost unknown
among women Of English race in either
country. It is often said, even in Eng
land, that american" women have more
beautiful feet than English women have.
This am inclined to doubt. The feet
may be smaller here; and they generally
look smaller because English women
wear larger and heavier shoes. They are
obliged to do so because they walk more,
But mere smallness is not a beauty in a
foot more than in any other part Of the
body. Beauty is the result of shape,
proportion, and color; aud feet are often
cramped out of shape and out Of pro.
portion in other countries than China.
A foot to be beautiful should seem fit for
the body which it supports to stand upon
and walk with. 1t is said by some per-
sons, who by saying it profess to know,
that nature, prodigal IF charms to Eng
lign women in bust, shoulders, and arms,
is chsry of them elsewhere, and that
their beauty of figure is apt to stop at
the waist. Upon this point I do not
venture to give an opinion; but am in
clined to doubt the judgment in ques-
ton upon general physiological princi-
piles. The human figure is the develop
ment of a germ; and it il" not natural
that, whatever may be the case with in
dividuals, the type of a whole race in
one country should present this incon-
sistency. Possibly those who started
this notion were unfortunate in their &C.
casiOns Of observation and comparison.
Richard Grant White, in Tho GALAXY.