Pont et port ; ou, les cas d'une croisière dans l'United States Congress frégate en Californie . décolorées par le climat thatyou perdre Bight de son origine. Même ses cheveux, thatalmost indication infaillible, se redresse dans thetexture des Européens. Ajoutez à cela les resultsof de mariage, et peut-être dans doubtwhere à la classe lui. :C de la meilleure des femmes de Lima sont de cette description. Ils ressemblent à hue et employés. le circassien, et serait considéré à Senia-nople comme extrêmement belle. Ils sont doux andgaging dans leurs manières, amiable dans leurs dispositions. Croquis de la L

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Deck and port; or, Incidents of a cruise in the United States frigate Congress to California . bleached by the climate thatyou lose Bight of his origin. Even his hair, thatalmost infallible indication, straightens out into thetexture of the Europeans. Add to this the resultsof intermarriage, and you may well be in doubtwhere to class him. :c of the best-looking females in Lima are ofthis description. They resemble in hue and formthe Circassian, and would be regarded at Constanti-nople as extremely beautiful. They are soft andgaging in their manners, amiable in their dispositions. SKETCHES OF LIMA. 243 excel in music, and are often married to gentlemenof distinction and wealth. Saturday, AmiL 4. The college boys in Limalook like little military captains. They strut aboutin cocked hats and laced coats; the sword only iswanting. The last thing with which you wouldassociate them would be a severe ancient classic.You would as soon look for Greek among the mata-dores at a bull-fight. Peru will produce no Porsonwhile these cocked hats and gilt buttons continue invogue among the boys.. But all the little boys belonging to families of noteare dressed here like gentlemen. Your first impres-sion would be, that you had arrived among a race ofLilliputians. But a closer observation shows youthat these little well-dressed gentlemen are infantines, let loose from their nurses arms. They are but littlemore than knee-high ; but wear, with singular gravi-ty, their black beaver hats and long-tailed coats. The same holds true of the little miss of eight and 2 1 1 DECK AVD PORT. nine. Her hair, of singular length for that of achild, instead of falling in ringlets or plaits, is doneuj) with a comb like that of her mothers. Her silk. with its close bodice, depends gravely to theinstep: her mantilla falls down her shoulders withthe precision of that of a nun ; while her hands andarms are adjusted with the utmost composure. Herwhole air is that of a lady over whom some thirtyyears have passed

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