Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26

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told him that Oh. chief difference be-
tween English and Americans lay in the
fact that she saw here no fat old mea-
She did not say anything Of fat old
women, though she was neither fat mar
old. Adiposity is the main distinction
which separates the English from Ameri-
cans. They are more rosy and rotusd
when past middle age than people on
our continent, and the cause, according to
our writer, sis simply beer" Americans
who live in England, and adopt English
habits, become as fat and As rosy - the
natives, which would not be the case had
there been any previous change Of type.
1t is curious fact that English women
are generally represented in French So
tires a. thin, bOny and shsrp-featafed,
and so they often are until high feeding
and much drinking has made them red
and fat. One is reminded of Hawthorne's
pleasantly satirical account of the "Fe-
male Bull" in reading Mr.. Whites &C
count Of two Englishwomen, admirable
representatives of opposite types. We
quote:
zone was, think, the very largest
human female I ever saw outside of
caravan. She was fearful manifestation
of the enormous development Of solid
flesh which the British fair sometimes
attain. As she stood by her husband abe
was the taller from the ear upward. She
weighed about twenty stone. think
that plumb line dropped from the front
of her corsage would have reached the
deck without touching her skirts. Her
tread was hippopotamic. And yet she
showed traces Of beauty, and not improb-
ably had been fine, fair girl; and even
at the present time she managed to effect
a very palpable waist. unused wonder
ingly upon the process by which she lid
this; but still more upon that sad, grad
ual enormifcation by which she passed
from tall, blooming beauty into her
present tremendous proportions. Tho
other was exactly the reverse. She could
hardly be called ill-looking In the face,
but her pale, blank, unfeatured counte-
nance reminded one instantly of sheep.
She was washed out, and, although
young, q faded creature, with no more
shoulders or hips than my fore6nger.
And yet she was perfect English type,
and so like some of John Leech's women
that could not look at her without
laughter"
On the other hand, Mr.. White IL forced
to confess that the English "get ups"
particularly in the case Of men Of any
pretensions, is distinctive, and il in .
great measure the cause of the impress
sion of superior good looks and strength.
They carry themselves 90 we'll a. 10
make up for many defects in form and
feature. From the middle classes up .
slovenly Englishmsn is rarely to be seen.
Neat dress and abstinence from slouch-
ing are their Characteristics. Men ara
more generally household rulers in EGG
land than with NJ, and their conscious
ness of authority adds dignity to their
bearing. Then, too, there 10 fixed sop
aration and subordination of classes, and
deferential behavior often corrupted into
obsequiousness 10 the result. An Eng
lishmsn usually shows ct once for Ill -
is and more, while the more careless
American often passes for lsss than -
should. One Of the gods chiefly vos-
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