New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-30
WOMAN.
CHARLES READE's' NOTES ABOUT HER.

CnARlSES kEADES NOlfo Adult hEb-
FToDs Pm Maj 0aze1,.
OF all the private MOTEL books of the late Mr.
Charles Heade to which We have had access few arc
NINA Mat yra," fer the wears 1850 and 1850 glance
Mt his book Is all that Is necessary TO comprehend the
method adopted by the novelist In collecting and arrang
Ing aud hts reflections thereon. and I'm preparing
his gold mines OF observation. which he would work in
ars ys'ri .n TsH Of Women EVERY So Of IT,
crary material nds place here Extracts from books
OF character me OF books 10 be read passing
comnonts and other references bearing upon the sub
feet follow each other of methedical confusion,
and form in the aggregate valuable commonplace
book feminine arts and wlcs and cceentricitos. In
or less nc random would he Of wiIc interest we here
string n them together without annotatcn bat In
rather better order than In adopted In the original note
IDENTITY lotted down AZ tney occurred 10 the writer
ChnracfeytSf,c Spcceh. mnliers. answers % said he
mast bo a villain and hoped he would marry her"
schroder's gown" Note how every class apples polite
terms 10 It's people. Note also the exHberance OF
crnolIne here reyenled-Mu!'er ne mm,.re lsnrewul.
Tho weakness Of her unbelief being manifested by the
frequency with which she denied the existence OF
God "Rste Il BITE Local Chereau 0he girl Of seven
teou who stole Judge Iiuas child-her whole defencel
Je demando pardon De Monsieur 2, MSdame Hns du
NAL que e.r 81 Ac31es r1s% One as nss
her hand 60 her heart. What's the matter lover 81
scw Their is rose IN nS ns Sun@ o q
reads a Of inf.utieide in the paper.
G GSS to 'hU S%S eSa To her tlas hated IT.
aud {, nothing but little gravel Stmpttetp
wonder what brOtDer JACK sees IN tue l0s3ts
he likes them well for my PART wsdna gle the
company O. nc lad COR rc'ty iasses sextons wife ito
SssH soul 6ess Srss
months l"-RichmOnd marching on Richard lay one
nsh e his reS@ R1y9 so yys 'passs er sne
seer asked FOR time His wife found him and per
Where Is sf the iScnIsyi" SAID She Tell him he viii
succeed Fioriousy II he does You win receive honors
query Which OF these was the superior minds The
husbands probably Truth or falsehood was nothing to
In pk eVt
IDENTIFY written at later period Tho man was encum-
bered with love OF truth.
woman sitting working was told BY another woman
OF conversation that the man she loved was
going marry another woman. She betrayed no emo
other LADY went She sat ard worked on for two
hours unconscious OF the fight Of time, Fact, COM
%SniSateG Sy si
for two hours, aud kills him. Mrs Hoplcy, @tat twenty
wSltc Loves lodges originating with her Hence one
who confounds her with ours would infer she Is
trs where those they love are they feel ali on
one sdethe side OF their affections and cannot reason
Note.-InclInaton VI women toward great male Grim
finals.
Nan and Tomdn.-Mrs. Lee knitting stockings, her
husband curate looked on and invented the stocking
loom Woman executive. man Infinitely more inventive.
man might conan intellectually on Grand scale;
their executive skill and inventive barrenness would
operate. Chaste uomen moro economical than average
Somsa frf sdo ness The learned ouanSs wife
/" peuurious woman and wonld not allow him to
candles after supperi DY Wncn means ,oOd
notion IA lost and many problem unsolved."
Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell and her sister Try and know
Soctress covhided male practitioner for cast az
doubt on her skill-linlier de muere. Martin, aus
,5s for ALLOWING as4
persons OF their sex qualified by real
trined with..by quaeka B-Nret n .er wordet. by
Msss arS Of dens with the SUBJECT
hand, and remarks on them when read thus Lab |
Florence Nightingale Genius here and revelations Of
Lab: Thoughts on Women by Woman"
Miss MULCH. N. B-Study this ladys novels; she has
noticed many things and absorbed others
She Is fun female traits 10 remark which is repealed
I"TtasI %sn lodged %on"n and wO@Sn
Judged by man Such judgments balanced might load to
each has HIS character but woman only shares
in aJoint-sock character AT that Tor q.os hoanes TOT
All sheep seem alike till we study shoep. The Indians
say one sahib is so like anotheri Woe versa To US s
the women say so.
Female trait They so deceitiui. they throw dust
trsnsres that when they go to they
paint their faces and MI every wrinkle thus science
nut ss onS Of liar SO drat
Mdss du Barr: "Thanks TO tho education you men |
sSs s'' sna the ''a s' Ga 'nSss
can make you ,s believe black Is white"
nminy piminy voice IN high key. That woman is Ger
talny actfesst ukctJ tntcf
II she lowers her voice In speaking to without
altering her natural key that proves nothing either
Nature inclnes each to speak gently the
other Nevor take servant maid who speaks cut
you hear her In thee fats-or the other way. This
truth might DO used In fiction by musical composer)
Women are petty sensualistsfowers scents, pictures
tarts, ices dross-and prefer opera to play moro
less Intellectual Their passions ana their
Affections are both wasted the former gowns and
bonnets, tho latter on men.-C r."