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A young lady, daughter Of an agricul-
turist after having been introduced 70
company of professional ladies in neigh
boring city, heard one of them remark to
the other in a low tone, accompanied with
2 scornful smile. "she's nothing but
country girl" Upon her return home, she
sent the scornful Miss a note containing
something like the following lines, which
were published in the Ohio Cultivator;
know that I'm country girl,
And, more than this, know
That such far rather would be,


Than her I'm writing to-
For pride of heart and scornful mien,
Detested are, wherever seen.
/ would not change my country home,


Where natures scenes o'erspread,
For one where earth can scarce be seen,


Or blue sky overhead;
For all the wealth and splendid din,
Your "languid beauties" revel in.
What think you Of our mother Eve,


Who dwelt in Eden fair!
No luxuries which gold-produces,


Or dainties nice were there
And as there were no cities then,
A country girl she must have been!
hope for this you'll not deny


Your ancient parentage;
Unless yourself from all our racs


You wish to disengage-
If so, pray let old and young
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But if, as still | apprehend,


You are girl of sense,
And that it is from pride of heart


You make such vain pretence--
Please know humanity of heart
Does to our sex new charms impart,
When next in some disdainful mood,


TO say, you are inclined,


ashes nothing but country grill"


This couplet bear in mind
That scorntul lip and naughty air
Ne'er made homely face more fair.