The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-25

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EIney ars almost invariably iull Drunetses,
lblaok-hsired, black or very dark-eyad and
dark-complexioned. The Andalusiane are
III. d.rl ...r~ ~ tha;r hraaa NIGHT 1. a.
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lthouRh for the most part coarse. The
NEARLY perpetual sunshine Of their province
iha. erspt. in their babvhood. into their
h,..s $3.50 $3.50. ~.
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no VINO iIon tno olerrss' no breeze from
the Gsadslquivsr can ever cool IL. While
their skin il tavny. il ia often rich and
clear. AZ tina Kind oa,,ad div. mi Min
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sno : ' .1uis ~ copious u sue's Eskion'
when II 10 in the shadow OF the sun. with
an added tiuRe Of brown.
Thev are mot all h~andsoms-th. a.x ia
1890 h....- -,
no"Ast. ~ - .'s.'y ~ 3snets'-ou
some d snen certainly deserve tho name
by the eject they produce upon the eye,
rather than BY any regularity or dslioacy Of
f..tnraa parhnra Il i not n urch " a.
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soh ~ III eaprsssion' Movenens u man
ners that they convey . definite charm,
remembered when the source of ii has been
removsd. and imagination ia kindled bv
r..,o.a... Th.;, 80. -. u.,.;,. -,
.'s.o'poo'' oy.s ~ > in0i'AE' ~
lustrous, 10 ioii OF nre. 20 evsr-vsrying-
now sots. now hsrse. now tender-thaS It ~
snouio NOV snem pest Inc witohefy OF
their eyes mas become proverbla! through
ous tne province; the WnOle natlon accepts
the provero' n ssrenRers feel III truthful
ness. plsck OF ver! oark eyea
arc not expressive, having brightness. luml'
were OF glass, emitting only one
kino OF rays. Whlca, however DrllllRns. soon
tire from uniformity.
me Andulnsian eyes are more IKE dia-
monos mar iiKs glass;. Ihey sparkle VIE
many lights. Ihey seem At times as though
the pupils were aolaze. Ihelr chanReable-
ness Is their most e1trao. binary feature.
ana the n ilkellest 20 Dc recalled. Inc
cause OF 1t Is not 80 much IN tne eye as IN
something nehlnd the eye-the emotions
when are a1hoeht ana lmpsrious IN that
sunny ana mere sne olooo runs last and
ho!, oirouiates me ooay IN
swirllne currents; poors from breast to
nfain' from oraln TO neaIt, ana Deck again
IKE a merry torrent All snis emot!on being
chiehy mlrrored IN the eyes, IL Is easy to
unoers.snu whI .nelr va!la!lons snouio oe
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eyes speech Is almost supe! nuous' Tor they
convey every, thought ana every shade Of
tnouRnt as clearly a. she tongue eoulo, AND
more torc,oly ana eloauently. IT
mlgno DC petter 70 say every fesl-
ing. since tne Andaluslans 1eel 1ar more
than they think; taought', IN any ssrictness,
NOT oeinR ~ithln tnelr DOMAIN or desire
thought, indeed 10 NOS indigenous to tbs
women OF SPAN or 70 tnose OF southern
EUROPE: ana II ~ were Tue women oltha'
paitlctlar province coulo express Whatever
they Wlsneo py a subtie ana more ehectlve
mesHoo tnah Wora OF NOUN. IL would os
py slience NAV SPEAKS anu oeilRns1ol rsve'
istion OF the eye.
omal, IN ssatuIs. oeioW ratneL IMAM aoove
tne medium, iuli' w~ell,rounded they wall
with a Pecui,ar undniasory mosion ina,
appears less IKE walking tnan gliding OF
roillnR over .ne ground. ms gait hat
been observed ana commented on by
dinerent nstlonalltles VINO often agree
with she natives IN considering II
very gracetui ana attractive. But
there are those who DO not hesitate
to sail IT wsddllnR---a word that
would oftend the Spanlaros, deeply and II
recoverably biased IN favor OF whatever Ii
their OWL. 1t IL not always the same by any
means; IL depehds upon the woman. bel
hRure anu her weight. III largely due &c
her unwohtedness-tor walking has never
been an exercise or even = habit IN that
anomalous klnROOm-tO the ShOrtuoaO,