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1YDELlcAcIxs. Some people sill are angry
with Mrs. TRoLLorE; but, for my part, | feel
much obliged to her, for showing the impro-
prcty and ofensiveness of many habits 10 which
Rad been accustomed from infancy. and TO which
my taste had become so Injured that never was
aware how much they could offend those who had
fortunately been free from their influence Until
was more than twenty years of age never could
perceive that tobacco-smokc was diSagrcca5lc or
regard as any thing more than aiiectaion tho COM
plants ofthose whe were ANNOYED by it; but since
| have discontinued smokng-in consequence Of
u conviction that ii is not consistent with good
manners il done in the presence of others or with
good taste if done in solitude--I have gradually
experienced such change that ii is not only
extremely nauscors TO me, but frequently produces
headache, which, iS my ca.e, is never produced
without the agency of violent stenches Hawk
ing splitting, blowing the nose ike trumpet,
picking it with the fingers, and such unscenily
hsbits, prevail among us more than they do IN Eng
land; NE arc not 50 keeny sensible ofthcir indclicu-
c. nor so likely 10 correct ourselves rs an English
lady or lady's maid would be: why should we not,
then, be at eas, civil if grateful, TO those who
point out these errors, which may be t'iiins ii
considered separately, bu; which, in the agsre-
gate, make no small dihcreace between gentlemen
and clowns


Your faults 10 knew,