SPANISH WOMEN.
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In Spain every thing is alike; the towns,

 the villages, the costumes of the men, those

 of tho women, in short, every thing looks us

 if cast in the same mould and, if all the la- dies arc not handsome, it may be asserted, that they all have grace and a fascination

 which IS inconceivabie, and constitutes what

 the SpaniarIs call saLerO; term to which

 no language furnishes an equivalent, because

 in no other country is there 10 be found what

 it expresses in Spanish. Virgil's rerG incessu

 petua deG seems to have been written express

 magic in their glance! You are almost

 tempted to say to them, Pray, do me the

 favor not to look ut me-" Add to these

 means of attraction, an enchanting voice,

 which admirably accords with the finest lan- guage in the world, the nobIest, and the most harmonious expressions; ands if you mean to keep your heart, you will not go into Spain. The black costume of those ladies, their robe, revealing their charming forms, is most becoming they take good care not 10 initiate the Preach women, in their per petual change of fashions. No hat or bon-

 net ever covered their heads and intercepted the fire of their eyes. The maniiilG covers their hair with skilful!y calculated negli- gence; when, for moment, 1t hides some Of their charnls, be certain, that very soon a Iucky cnhnce VIII nake you AIDplc hnenuS. The wealthy, in general, have mass said in their own house their wives, who are ex- tremely iDdolent, and do not rise till very late. frequently hear it in bed, Those who go to the churches, sometimes attend ten or U dozen massts and it may, be affirmed, that, during tliis whole time, nothing is fur ther from their thoughts than God. The church is the usual place for making assig- nations. The Spanish women are adepis in the language of the eyes, and of the fan; with these two ways of expressing them, selves, they have the talent to nuke their meaning perfectly understood. During the performance of the mass they keep flaming even in winter and. us neither l chairs nor stools are admitted into the they are continually on their | knees, or squatting on their heels, a position | far from graceful for a female.

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