The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
England ia not the equal Of man in the sense

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man has Not The Frenchman'. art II
quitting apparent sincerity int ihis words;
shame. the Ua,iy frierrdpl made one nttcmrt
10 learn the cause OF ine',rie;y among women
i i1rtv 'n ", tb.n os"rneI G.ir Gownia to
neglect or bad treatment ~ their hu stands.
hut no sisniiicnnGe was Given TO- t9ii ,ma1inLre
men may not be more stii.nrcked than th"r
ancestors. hut 1t IL this cha"ac'eris'ir Mhlri
distinguishes thg m TO their III sadNnntaE" from
al other Dationali,irs which one meets IN
] linye been discussing some, dark features
Ot English lie In u way that nrrlies. ot course.
to III" rias4"s When IL comes t. considering
tho urrer mtldo classes AMI ",seor,r,y' there
who have servants, FOR instance, are not com
rellei 70 hlarl, their husbands boots. they
mH1tsr. in Gt6er " wavs. The-s lave beon OK.
cellcnt Witnesses who have tes'i led recently
!" Mhat ,h"y 1dmt, is steady ncIadenGs G IN
to last nnnLer OF the Nui2i american Rrrie'c:
The te'oxatiou of some 81 the most wholesome rules
Tor usgniir"ce 0nt control are bringing about many
serious changrf. of whirh Mt this moment we can
hhrh'H enc'S tho danger. VIII nov venture 10
notice only two. one, aud probably the mos, danger.
Gus, il tie obvious way which women nrs los ng
their rtru society. aud WIN II the respect due
to theit position from m'n lhr tone of generation.
the stories tod ~ their presence, rnl the want Of
Difference To them in TIE behavior Of iDen very
significant changes Tho other cannot hrlp dcscrih
ng as the m"rr'nary character attaching in an in.
crensins degree to relations otherwise !rpo.able
enough.
Lady Jcuno IL generous enough to nut tho
res "rsihi,,iy i"r lhe drcauenre "a" oh.oryrs
The average English woman is naturally
sw"rtinntured ant altogether lovely; That
does h" new conditions that are being forced
npor her ~ the Erowin: srlf.loyc and pride of
misfortune than her fault:
Indy Frederick Cnv,"ntsh IS more specific
lures upon tie ways Of Tmslsh Society S.' Thns
i'll Il recent address before tho annual Church
Congress She said.
IN the old heavy drinking DAYS cxc,s, among Indies
wa TO the best "C my belief absolutely unknown. can
We lay as much to-day Is the wori "pcS.me-ul"
known only among mrn' Are "nips' at II An after
elmer 1nheard o. or II, ant ss" never rcsoried to
by LADIES' What is tho precise nature OF the refresh
Inent stcricusly called something hot rartuken
OF ut hcatiinc' have heard OF n young lady who
could not get through the eXertions of London season
without n " coriia!"-a pretty name for dran--kept
handy in corner Of her dressing box: and remem.
hc- my anaacmcnt at tea. after afternoon concert
whena lady beside called for white cup In my in.
noc"ncc suppose! she had artistic fancy white
china: hut fonnl 1t was glass OF champaign, cup
that shc was asking for At this risk OF making a
slight DEPRESSION, must here protest against new a
very fashion OF young lales-or old ones as for
the matter Of that-accompanying gentlemen to the
smoking room after dinner checrsl and sharing not
only the cigars. but the spirits and water
Criticism is an unGracious task, but when
tho SUBJECTS of it are themselves tho critics OF
AL the world. perhaps no apology is needed.
Inc temptation to point the tinHDr OF Mt
London Typographical. hyrocritical London
Is lar greater than 4" Join in the chorus OF de-
Paris is glorously wicked. London is guilty
so. H. II G.