The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30
A Queens Thoughts.

It takes q good many operations o
the mind to make up what justly cai
be called q thought; and rs the isOu
mahian Queen herself made this OG
servsti0n, it may fairly be suggested
that the title under which her col
lection Of ingenious, witty, thought
full notes had been brought cut i
not . perfectly appropriate one
They ale all written with Won
derfu! neatness ami nicely; Il lllosl
important point, considering how
the Whole character Of \ ma Kim may
be altered by the omission or the sub
| stitutiOu Of \ word. One runs u rist
! of falling into some perversion Ol
meaning in endeavOling to turn into
plain English thoughts" written in
! perfect French. The attempt, how
ever, is worth maxim; and here are
! number Of the "Peg ses" Of Queen
Elizabeth, selected on no particular
! principle from the first hait Of the
.Oiunle:
Women are had ihrouel, the falt Of
lnen; men arc bad through thc fault
OF women.
'''rhe man loves above all the wO-
man; the woman loves above &ll the
children. [Here of course the fuller
meaning belonging in F:enci, to the
word .,cM,n.c is IN the English lost.
1.-the savage woman Is beast oi
burden; the Turkish women AN nni-
NAL o: luxury; the European woman
little Of both. In the Fren:i, ume
Lctc ii d.ar .Gsx; Il lorsc 10. either
saddie or shafts.
'Tht. hottest woman is to tI,c wO-
min lost only y loOkiny-glass IN
which tic latter sees her wrinkles,
and wliic., in her raye she would like
10 smash.
"Iosluetry Is not always :, bait; it
is soDie; imes u shield.
"a woman cniits sometimes u tlar.
ing opinion, but she retires shocked
ii she is taken at her word.
Several Ofti.e thoughts alOut W.
ncn are un;rans)atable, Ly reason OF
the double significance attached to
the werd .truasr. The following, for
Instance: VI" femme Il" Moael. ,exfe
d;:WItch'c.a Ii femme Il. s"M mdr;."
Women the corners Of whose
mouths hang down are, We suppose.
ill-tenlperetl; in which case the fol-
lowing piece OF advice Is excellent;
''DO not marry Il woman the corn-
ers of whose mouth hang down; the
,hOutl, itself might be u cherry, hut
YOU would all the sanl,. til,d the fruit
bitter.
I'm matters Of science women are
sa u.ucll accustomed to le treated as
Of 40 accc,ln, tla. tlley lniStru<t sa-
VANS who treatc:! them seriously.
~ woman Is stoned for an action
which may he cui..mpittcd l,y Il man
of perfect homer.
"WLn,ei: are considered unjust be-
cause they are :mpressiC mai H.: but
iIupr: s,!on> are often more just than
Judgments. Ii is the question Of the
jury and the Judge
"A wcman WHO is unhappy is Il
flower exposed to the north wind;
she remains !: long time III the bud,
aFR .. MhSn .i,,: ,at,t sls ought I" burst into
''W"men seek to countcract in
their children tile defects Of: H. ir l,us-
ba.rl aud those Of his family.
"a WOMAN who /; not understood
is i woman who d.eSEot understand
others. !"Fsinu" incOn:prise" il
tilc original, il, vt course much bot
ter than "a woman who j. not under |
stood. in the trau~l*tion.
''lt Il tHea,lsc men are wanting in !
artistic sentiment that women paint !
themselves; ii they lai any feeling !
f"r the picturesque, rice powder it. |
self would ''i~ari,ear.
MAN destroys witt, horns like q
bull, ur with PAWS like !, bear: w0-
Insn by nibi.:ing like 4 mouse or EN-.
liE,' Il serpent.
Men -,iaiy women rs they study !
he 'n,r"nie;"r, hut they only under
-ian'. the day d!t.rw"r'l."
The idea liza! Il wni,aH nldst cnl-
|"i:;.!: the n!intry -" pats on and '@
= thu h:;r:!y exrrs-.r':: "L" ""-
II, "''.'' ;"'* "S'" ..|''."' iH1!;Vt.xni';
't' "H H' ",'< n" "i.I' H'":t anime
i, ""tiifi"" pr ",'s ''yc: Ia l""'"'~
Il" .'u:r' f"t."rs..'
From s.i:ishuvSs men make :ever:r
laws for woarr than for themselves,
:i.hNut su>pe, tim: hy 80 Guing SO
hey ra;..c them above themselves.
often the vi,l,i: OF Il wun:vn must
'e very great, it has to suffice for two.
forgiveness is almost in,!lIlrr-
,nc..: while love LASTS :nr:ivcn,>s is
"lcu hate the unhappy woman
whom YOU woul.! like t. con-
ole.
IAN excellent housewife j. always
II state ~: despair; one would often
ike the hs",>e perfectly kept and
,.,T, peaceful. ."---.H. yu,,". f;r- H.