(From the Queen.)

To young men honestly in love and re specting the women they sue, there is no limit to the homage they will pay in the courting time. Their patience with girlish caprice is as boundless as their humility [under girlish disdain. They stand cap in hand at the door of my lady's bower, asking only the privilege of serving her,' of making themselves her slave, her sac rhicej and they are repaid if their ser vice i 3 accepted and they are allowed to humiliate^ themselves with sufficient abise menfc. No seamy side of imperious tem per, of lordly will, of absolutism, jealousy, selfishness, is allowed to show itself in the cmii-tier's triple pile velvet olo.ik. 'Everything is graceful, glad, contented, humble, and the cuppia. ness of a devotion that apparently lias ssr> i rugged places to coneeil. All this is very delightful to women, and most be lieve it permanent. Very few accept it for what it is worth, as vhe r: afenr.il and unintentional deception of tho coattirsi; timo, _ when (he man, wishing to gain something, instinctively puts on the"an pe:irancß that will bo tho* most effucWv*, and h..Ms out th-3 lares that will he mosi attractive). Almost all beiieva it to be a thing that will last, becausa it i.- a tiling (hat i.-j personal; honn^e paid on account of herself and h-;r own exooiding virtues, not as the nauuwl consequence of a htivfce •of foiling, and what would be the same to evevyon..'. fn_.m everyone—love-making conditional not individual. But the wakiu" has to corny, bi\-aking in on tbo dreams of thid courted and potted mistress, as it has to come, breakmv'in or tlia guidon S lory of all dreacn^ The lover becomes tho husband, tho mistress ii;uh her niastf-r, and tho courtier's cloak begins to show its S'.-ama. Human nature cannot live Jong at inVh pn.-Siuro, find hho [<rea=iui-e of th.c cointing timo has been. very high. Marriage brings thinirs tlowa to a lowoi-lavol, and tho a:\tvsval "tempor and disposition, ,:o long lvstraiued, bc-;in to reassert themselves, much to the ciiTs terror and btwilderm^it when she'saes i her sceptre «lip;,in^ fivni her hand, and is compelled to descend from, heavr- '■ to^avtii. 