A Gentleman

Tfaere ii probtbly, nu word ín the Eng 1 i .- ) i language more universally DitMtppli amone Am ihmiis than the term gentleman A mistaken MMC nf pitliMBIH) inip to designate any human animal ofúia lats eiilinu geoder, ainl the error U aeldoiu if ever oomoted of eten dfiMTered by the person of whose character it is a irlBrinu travesty, and oI'wIk.s ¦ wmmntti II n in rea - ity luit a satire. Tbs triM ircntleiimn is never rude or vulgar ; he ia nover ciarle i r boiiterous ; he never indulges in boatfn! arrogance or egoti.tie.il Mtfoomrit; his language and iunner are never patronizing tnward an inferior, nor does he tSee undue humility in the presence of those wIiom' station in life ishigher tfin n liisnwn. Above all, his deportineni M inarkcil by a i ii'ii.lcr regard for the feelinps and reputalion of others, never doe hpmtergrefct the temptation,) wouud thii lonner, (;r knd even ¦ DOBaéntaiy sanotion to bemntTofiiig the other.