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Frv.rr LABOR Is FRAScE-In this part of France the
women do all the work Even their way market
we see carrying their heads the heaviest burdens,
and is said the: carry much as 100 pounds
while the go staggering along with nothing but stick
would be task the kinds OF labor
in which employed than those in which they
are In the country they be every day at ms
season of the year pou.ng and narrowing, and spreading
and caring manure ether moving reaPng ana
carving hay home their heads while in the market
we find them selling their and every other produce OF
their farms In the towns besides being employed IN sweep
ng the streets cleaning the lamps they act as aborer to
the payors brck-layer7 and and carry on
he work OF gaziers and almost every ether duty, beth IN
doors and out except that Of serving soldiers II may
readily be supposed the suffer much IN their a
peaaace from habits Of hard labor and constant ex
oosure to the weather. The consequence is they lock old
before middle M and in real old age the loss of their teeth
their naturally hard features and compexicRs dry eaher
and all over wrinkles conbneto render them hdeous In the
extreae Sill, they enjoy life, especially they
90 home from market munching their dry bread roasted


esnu along the road and chatting noisy groups about
the business Of the day Yet confess when have
seen one of these old riding like at hard
launching not have onged place her in comfortable
armchair BY the re.sde of English put neat
cap upon her head and Bible in her hand, and So leave
her 10 pass the remainder oi her days in peace


Mrs EllI.s Summer and Winter IN the Pyrsnees.