. Les femmes de toutes les nations, un enregistrement de leurs caractéristiques, habitudes, manières, coutumes et influence; . est vu dans certains aspects de hfe japonais et des idées par rapport à nos propres. Parmi ces gens tlie les twosexes dans certains endroits encore prendre leur bathsin commun sans trouver le processus atrall maladroit, mais la représentation de thenude dans l'art japonais est rare, et evenseen impropre. Avec nous, bien sûr, deux extrêmes ; le second est composé de veste et de pantalon, et sert de muchpour la protection de (le corps de mensonge comme pour l'itsadornment. Les deux types seront vus à l'ombre l'un dans l'autre pendant que nous pa

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. Women of all nations, a record of their characteristics, habits, manners, customs and influence; . is seen in certain aspects ofJapanese hfe and ideas as compared withour own. Among this people tlie twosexes in some places still take their bathsin common without finding the process atall awkward, yet the representation of thenude in Japanese art is rare, and evenconsidered improper. With us, of course, two extremes ; the second is composed ofjacket and trousers, and serves as muchfor the protection of (lie body as for itsadornment. The two types will be seen to shadeinto one another as we pass from theequator to the poles, until, among theEskimo, the ladies are found wearing thebifurcated nether garments which, with us.. NATIVES OF THE UPPER CONGO.Showing ornamental scars and filed teeth. PlwCograph by Sir H. H. yolmstin the reverse is the case ; in few places inEngland is mixed bathing, even in fullcostume, allowed, yet the nude in art, thanks to classical traditions, is commonand, generally, passes unchallenged. A German savant has propounded aningenious and attractive theory, accordingto which he divides clothingClimatic jjj^Q ^^Q types, tropical and Influence on ti c . r .n Clothing. arctic. Ihe first oi these is based on the waist-clothor girdle, which varies between the stringof beads (sec p. 15) and the cloak as its are usually associated with the male sex.The difference of clothing of the two sexesin Europe is interesting ; it may be ex-plained by the fact that while the occupa-tions of the man take him out of doors, the woman is usually relegated to the house, and so has not found the necessity of dis-carding the old tropical garb. Further, may it not be regarded as a significant factthat the ema

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