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women Of the middle sud upper classes
are exceedingly soiubie IN speech, ami
mated in Conversation. gay, prompt. ami
self confident. Al Italian woman, though
poorly educated, addresses you with per-
feet self possession, gives and passes her
judgment upon all questions Of the day
talks of her husband, her dog, the wealth
or, the government, the Pope, or whatever
she happens to think about, with rapid
ity and decisiveness that would astonish
candid, honest, slow. going German
woman. She questions you, corrects
your errors of pronunciation, and, if you
are too dull, gives you scOlding. The
dominant trait is vivacity and cIearness
of conception, boldly exploding the mo-
ment it is born. Their ideas are all cut
out at sharp angles. She is the French
woman, more vigorous and less refined,
and more self-willcd. There is little of
the mild, the timid, the modest, or the
reserved, and no capacity for burying
herself in her household. Under the
rules of the Romish Church, they are
made to feel that they are judged by a
monastic standard. No woman is ever
allowed to enter monastery, and, if a
gentleman visits one with ladies, the lat
ter are obliged to remain outside. The
girls of Italy are simply miniature ladies,
uaVluH LUG 6utuC CudI6ClcIISLICS 6uu uc6T-
~ the same privileges as the adults. Be-
fore marriage, however, the girls are con-
stantly watched by their mothers; they
are not allowed to 90 out alone; they can
dance, but must not converse with their
male neighbors. Their reading is mostly
of devotional character. When walk
ing out their brothers never accompany
them, on the ground that strangers would
not know she was his sister, and custom
will not allow him to accompany any
other girl, unless she is married. AL
though the girls are thus watched, the
sons are encouraged to associate with
married ladies'. The men do not look
upon woman as one to protect, but as
one to dress and adore. The lover is al.
lowed to see his lady in the presence of
her father aud mother; q proposal of
marriage must be made by friends, and,
if accepted, the arrangements for the
same must be made by the parents. When
the arrangements are completed, the
young man is allowed to visit the lady,