TEE LADIES' FRIEND.

WOMAN.
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! Woman is a very nice and very compli-
Gated machine. Her springs are infinitely
delicate: and differ from those ot man pref
ty nearly as the work of a repeating watch
does from that Of town-clock. Look at
her body; how deicatcly formed Exam
inc her senses; how exquisite and nice! Ob-
serve her under standing; how subtle and a
cute! But look inte her heart; composed OF
parts SO minute in themselves, and SO won
derfully combined, that they must be seen
by a microscopic eye to be clearly compre-
hended.


The perception of a woman is as quick as
lightning. Her penetration is intuition; ]
had almost said instinct. BY glance OF
her eve she shall draw deep and ust con-
clusion. Ask her how she formed 1t; she can
not answer the question.


As the perception of women is surprising
ly quick; so their souls and d,imaginations are
uocommonly susceptible Few of them have
culture enough to write; but when they do,
how lively are their pictures! how animat-
ed their descriptions But it few women
write. they all talk; and every man may
Judge of them in this point, from every circ,e
he goes into. Spirit in conversation depends
entirely upon fancy; and women an over the
world talk better than men. Rave they Il
characterize portray, or f1gure 20 oescrlpe!
thev give but three traits of either one or the
other, and the character is known or the
6gure placed before our eyes. Why From
the susceptibility of their imaginatt'ons their
fancies receive lively impressions from those
principal traits, and they paint those I'M
pressions with the same vivacity with which
they receive them. o,vors,
Let a woman of fancy warm in tonversa-
tion, she shall produce hundred charming
images, among which there shall NOT DC Que
indelicare or coarse. Warm man on .ne


same subject; he shall possibly fna s.rohgnr .,;,


allusions, but they shall neither DC 30 oFii-
liant nor SO chaste,