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    OPEN COUNCIL. 353

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    LI.—OPEN COUNCIL.

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    . ««» — To the Editor of the English Wom...

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    unmanl tlie lion aforesaid almost indecorous might with to be his seen we unarmed apons of offence and will . They apolog consider ise if they it

    have to y make , a visit thusas a man in London mi , ght for going to an evening party ' in morning dress . , to to the bazaar outside the Porta di Fiu

    mera * I made a sj ) aeious what parallelogram haste I could planted get with trees , and partly walled round - , that and from leads , the to Montenegro opposite gate of The which bazaar , commences was nearl the princi empty pal for mountain most of path the

    le had finished their . businessbut some were y still sitting , beside their credibl little peop stock y small of potatoes value , to eggs be , broug wood , , ht or with whatever so much it mi toil ght down be , articles these rugge of in d -

    mountain paths . I was assured that some of them had to make three or four _" days journey to the bazaar of Cattaro , and nothing would to bring but a basket of

    undertake tunate dried fish to , this or get a traffic a sack few of the shillings maiz master e , for . of which In the many famil they cases y - not , however caring think to , the themselves occupy women him onl for self y -

    with are before , to anything the accept disp any ersion but emp the , of loyment feuds the clans with in , the the they town Turks are , exceeding . and Like are the even ly averse Scotch too much , poor Highlanders attached as they

    their to ' their ' When homes mountains I reached ascending to the be the willing baz steep aar , to numbers paths enter with the of Austrian them a step were as militar vi alread gorous y y service returnin and . almost g to

    token they as swift reached of as joy that , at one having of hei a horse ght left , after the and town another shouting behind never to each them failing other . Some as to they fire of them off went pistols began , and , as in as the bazaarand in mind of

    horses soon as neig they hing had as passed they returned the gates to their of free pasture , . put me " Down and among irls were the stones aged on in the washing banks of and the [ river ing _Fiumera the entrails , some of Cattaro some

    women of the sheep g and goats eng brought to market by the scrap Montenegrins , and already viting slaughtered employment . I noticed . She esj was _> eciall tall y , one slender girl , who and was remarkabl engaged y handsome in this unin , and

    hair dressed elegantl in a y crimson arranged petticoat at the back and of jacket her , head embroidered with a number with gold of g , littering and her ornaments . A pair of richly-worked sli merril ppers were with placed her on a stone beside she

    herand she was laughing * and talking y companions , as ahd washed , finall and y , packed scraped the away whole at the blood hearts y mess , stomachs into next a , and tub , entr which and ails placed of the it on sheep her ,

    richl met full-dressed the attired same head all girl radiant to going carry with with home her youth . friends On beauty the to church and day gold , , tastefull embroidery was y , Sunday as well ; and , as I

    lo dhis oking y country more , , like one an need Eastern not be princess surprised , than to a market , find a woman king ' s . daughter Certainl , y like , in Homer ' s Princess Nausicaa , washing the linen of the family . "

    ( To he continued ) .

    Open Council. 353

    OPEN COUNCIL . 353

    Li.—Open Council.

    LI . —OPEN COUNCIL . [ As these pages are intended for general discussion , the Editors do not hold ~ themselves responsible for the opinions expressed \ _,

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    . _««» — To the Editor of the English Woman ' s Journal . On Physical _TBArNTsra _according to _Ling ' s System .

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    your paper on , practised Number , by the Prof following . G-eorgii passage or Dr . Roth occurs , : after — " Medical the famous Gymnastics system , of as Ling those in

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1858, page 353, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071858/page/65/