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There is a picture of Southern life which ought to have a wide reading, in Kate Beaumont, a story of South Carolina, written by J. W. De Forest, a Northerner and a Union soldier. Its tone is sympathetic, and neither the negro nor the sectional question plays a part.
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The attendant gentleman soon withdrew, the hostess remained a few moments longer, and then Houghton and Ella were alone. "You may have observed," he said, "the penalty I pay for being a Northerner." "Yes," she replied, "and I don't think it's fair." "Miss Bodine, do you dare think for yourself?" "I scarcely know how I can help doing so." "That is just what I was thinking out on the balcony."
Their strongly pigmented skin, which seems to protect them from the actinic rays of the tropical sun, so noxious to Europeans, and their broad nostrils, which inhale a larger number of tubercle bacilli than the narrow nose-slits of the Northerner, are disadvantages in a temperate climate.
It is strange that a northerner, William of Innspruck, finished the Tower the fifth storey in 1260; and it may well be that this Teuton brought to the work something of a natural delight in such a thing as this, and contrived to finish it, instead of beginning again. It seems necessary to add that the tower would be more beautiful if it were perfectly upright.
Has this man, then, no family, that he should benefit strangers? Or is he one of nature's unfortunates soft-witted? Thus they argue. They will do acts of spontaneous kindness towards their family, far oftener than is customary with us. The profound and unscrupulous northerner quickly familiarizes himself with its technique, and turns it to his own profit.
"When once you get the good will of one of those southerners," remarked the wallpaper man, "you have it for all time. I don't wish to wave the bloody shirt I am a northerner, myself but these northern houses somehow don't know how to handle the southern trade. I travel down in Louisiana and Mississippi, and I really dodge every time that one of my customers tells me he is going into the house.
Between the Aminta of then and now, the difference was marked as between Northern and Southern women: the frozen-mouthed Northerner and the pearl and rose-nipped Southerner; those who smirk in dropping congealed monosyllables, and those who radiantly laugh out the voluble chatter.
"And that, too, I'll effect, rather than see her thrown away upon a low bred northerner, who shall never wed her never;" and the haughty woman paced up and down her room, devising numerous ways by which her long cherished three-fold plan should be effected. The next morning, Durward arose much earlier than was his usual custom, and going out into the garden he came suddenly upon 'Lena.
First, there is our very merry neighbor Madame Campanule, who is little Charles N -'s wife; then Madame Jonquille, who is even merrier than Campanule, like a young bird, and the daintiest fairy of them all; she has married X , a fair northerner who adores her; they are a lover-like and inseparable pair, the only one that will probably weep when the hour of parting comes.
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