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Cincinnati Israelite (Newspaper) - October 8, 1869, Cincinnati, OhioPublish pm Wurr four eth William my Yob is our authorized travel a Gauze platform stuck fall of Little red Dai eyes from the Center of which platform Rote a plume of feathers a full Yard High or in lieu of platform Flowers and feathers there was sometimes a Fly a Cap or a Wing Cap Ora Pouf. If any one happens to have an old pocket Book for 1780, a single glance at the plate of fashionable Heads for that year will convey a More competent idea of the same than 1, unknowing in the terms of Art can produce by the most elaborate description. Suffice it for me to observe that in comparison with this head dress to which in my liberality and respect for departed fashion i forbear to fix any of the Many epithets which present themselves the Spanish dress and Vail worn by miss Mont Nero associated As it was with painting and poetry did certainly appear to me More picturesque and Graceful. A a in favor of the Vail i had All the poets from Homer and Hesiod downward on my Side and moreover i was backed by the opinion of the Wisest of men who has pronounced that u a Vail to armed with such authority and inspired by love i battled stoutly with lady Anne upon several occasions especially one night when we met at the pantheon. I was walking Between lady Emily and miss Montenero and two or three times As we went round the room we met lady Anne Mowbray and her party and every time As we passed 1 observed scornful glances at the Vail. Berenice was too Well bred to suspect ill Breeding in others she never guessed what was going Forward till one of the youngest and boldest of these High born bulgarians spoke so loud As she passed and pronounced the name of Mont Nero and the word jewess so plainly that both miss Montenero and lady Emily in could not avoid hearing what was said. Lord Mowbray was not with us. I took an Opportunity of quitting the ladies As soon As general who had left us for a a few minutes returned. I went to pay my compliments to lady Anne Mowbray and As delicately As i could remonstrated i against. Their proceedings. I said that her Ladyship and her party were not aware i was sure How loudly they had spoken. Lady Anne defended herself and her companions by fresh attacks upon the Vail and upon the lady a a who had done vastly Well to take the in the midst of the nonsense which lady Anne threw out there now and then appeared something that was a Little like her brother Mowbray with Little bits of sparkling things Mica not Ore. I was in no humor to a mire them and her Ladyship took much offence at a general observation i made a that people of sense submit to the reigning fashion while others Are governed by we parted this night so much displeased with each other that when we met again in Public we merely exchanged bows and courtesies in private we had Seldom met of later i never went to lady de Brante Fields a. I was really glad that the Battle of Tye Vail had ended in this cessation of Intercourse Between us. As soon As miss Montenero found that her Spanish dress subjected her to the inconvenience of being remarked in Public she Laid it aside i thought she was right in so doing and in three Days time though i had at first regretted the picturesque dress i soon became accustomed to the change. So easily does the Eye adapt itself to the fashion so quickly do we Combine the idea of Grace and Beauty with whatever is worn by the Graceful and the Beautiful and i May add so certainly do we learn to like whatever is associated with those we love. The change of dress which Berenice had so prudently adopted did not however produce Auy change in the manners of lady Anne and her party. Lady Anne it was now evident had taken an unalterable dislike to miss Montanero. I am not coxcomb enough to imagine that she was jealous i know that she never had the slightest regard for me and that i was not the sort of Man whom she could like but still i had been counted perhaps by others in the list of her admirers and was a Young Man and an admirer the less was always to be regretted deserting to a jewess As she said was intolerable. But i believe she was also secretly afraid that her brother was More in Earnest in his Harrington
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