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Women and Dancing.-"l believe woman
would do great deal for dance," said DR..
Growing, "they are immensely fond Of saltatory
motion. ! remember once in my life used to
flirt with one who was a great favorile in pro.
vncial town where | lived, and she was invited
TO ball there. and confded to me she had
no stockings to appear in. and without her pres.
once at the ball was out Of the question.


"That was hint for you to buy the stocking"
said Dick.


mo; you're OUT" said Growing. "She knew
| was as poor as herself but though she could not
rely on my purse, she had every confidence in
my taste and judgment, and consulted mo on
plan she formed for going to the ball in proper
twig. Now what do you think it was!


ITO 60 in cotton. suppose" returned Dick.


"Out again, sr-you'd never guess it; and on.
ly woman could have hi. on the expedient. 1t
was the fashion in those days for ladies' in full
dress to wear pink stockings, and she proposed
painting her legs"


Painting her Iegs!" they all exclaimed.


"Fact, SIR" said tho doctor, sand she relied on
me for telling her il the cheat was successful--"


"And was ill' asked Durfy.


"'on't be in hurry, Tom. complied on
one condition, namely-lhat should be the paint.