The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-26
TYPICAL EUROPEAN WOMEN.
Feminine Charn cteristics of the Gen
tier Portion of Different Races.

Will not a few prepossessing American
women who travel in Europe drop in and
see Signor Paolo Mantegazza of Florence?
This gentleman has been raving with all
the warmth OF southern eloquence over
the varied attractions of the women of
European countries, but he has never a
word TO say about the charms of Amer
lean danes and damsels. Probably he
does not feel qualified to express himself
on the subject. 1t cannot be that he has
been made acquainted with the creature
who has had so much of the masculine
world in leading strings, the American
girl. If that were true, he could not be
so silent on the matter, unless, indeed.
ne had been struck dumb with delighted
admiration.
But it would really be worth while to
send a picked delegation of beauty from
this side of the water to call on Signor
Mantegazza, for he is a maker of com
pliments not to be despised. Listen to
him on the subject of the Spanish woman,
to whom, by the way, he gives the palm
of beauty:
1.-The Spanish woman" he says, sis be-
witchingly beautiful. She has small
hands and feet and large eyes, like the
open windows of a sunburnt marble
long, wavy hair. She is very religious,
very Ignorant. very jealous, sensitive,
idle and proud
This does not exhaust his praises The
English woman, ne thinks is beaut3 itself.
Her hair is like gold. She has heavenly
eyes, a peach-like complexion, delicately
served. a little hypochondrical, very active
and generally a slave to etiquette" AS
for the French woman, she is "a cat and
a serpent, palm and a violet: and even
when she is not pretty she is charming
she is amiable,. a dreadful coquette, and
generally false"
the Florence critic, are not graceful as a
race, but are strong, and withstand the
ravages of time They are blonde. blue
eyed, with white skins, and more suited
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They are naive, good-natured and indus
trous, and make splendid housekeepers
and mothers, They are on the whole the
best educated women in Europe 1.-THE
Russian woman says Signor Mantegazza.
lis the Oriental type which has bean pre-
rnaturely tranSplanted to Europe In her
are combined the extraordinary cha rus ,io Of
a savage and highly civilized woman
The Italian woman is fond of art, is senti-
rant and often false. Two important points
in forming the women of different nations
are their religion and the amount of free
dom they enjoy. The greater the free
tainly a pleasing point upon which Ameri-
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