She considers Southerners heathens; looks pityingly at the waiters as they hand her ice-cream.

She wants Frederick Douglass to be the next President, and advocates amalgamation.

I am quite out of breath; but I must tell you that I looked at her and thought Uncle Bacchus would just suit her, with his airs and graces; but I do not think she is stylish enough for him." "But, my dear," said Mrs.Weston, "you forget Bacchus has a wife and twelve children." "That is not of the least consequence, my dear madam," said Ellen; "I can imagine, when a woman approves of amalgamation, she is so lost to every sense of propriety that it makes no difference to her whether a man is married or not.

Now, Alice, I resign my post; and if you have any thing to say I will give you the chair, while I run up to my room and write aunt a good long letter.".