A JAPANESE BEAUTY.

Her face was oval, her features regular, and her little mouth, when

open, disclosed a set of shining, black lacquered teeth; her hair was

black, and rolled up in the form of a turban, without any ornament,

except a few tortoiseshell combs; she had sparkling, dark eyes, was

about the middle size, and elegantly formed; her dress consisted of six

wadded silk garments, similar to our night-gowns, each fastened round

the lower part of the waist by a separate band, and drawn close together

from the girdle downwards; they were all of different colours, and the

uppermost was black.

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