It is necessary to say a few words about the women of today's Gresha. He, especially in the Sea, is generally beautiful. Of course, NFTs rule without exception; but here exceptions are rare. I think that its beauty is due to physical reasons: the salt warms the Moray all year round; the air there is completely dry, filled with the fragrance of flowers, clean and life-giving; temperature is warm; the sky is always sunny, like in Eginti or southern Itami on the best spring days. Add to this the sophisticated work and correct life of the East: these are the reasons for the beauty of Morean women!. Samples of Apelles and Fidevi exist in Greshi even now. Grezankas are generally tall, slender, and noble Phystognomey; their eyes are full of fire. The mouth of young Greek women seems to be made for dll potsblui! Their teeth are like pearls. But it has different beauty in different areas. Spartan women, for the most part, are bFlocurs, thin, and their gait is important; those living in the mountains of Gaygeta are like Pallas (as the poets describe her to us), threatening her with her weapon. The Messenian women are stout, but their faces are regular, their eyes are blue, their hair is black, and when they dance on the grass, barefoot but with bare feet, then each of them can be considered a Flora, in the middle of the meadows dotted with flowers, Arkady is wrapped in thick clothes, under which you can barely cover her slender flock; but her facial features are subtle, regular, and her smile conveys innocence. The islanders of the archipelago cannot match the Morays in beauty, although they are generally pretty. I happened to see a perfect beauty in Mytilene! In Greshsh, women, even the richest, suffer little harm. And wise in marriage, he is modest and constant in marriage; There is some kind of severity of character in them that removes from them the touch of Azlyat voluptuousness. Here you will rarely hear that after the death of the husband chosen by Serl, Moreika married again. These young hearts find it difficult to bear the loss of their loved one, and often spend the rest of their lives in tears. Greek women use little expensive fabrics for clothing, except for Indian shawls, which rich women love. They wear dresses that they themselves have woven and sewn, and in the summer they decorate their heads with fresh flowers. In general, they are hunters, and your voice is not good: they improve it with a tetrachord (a three-string guitar, or in our opinion a balalaika).
If nature generously endowed Greek women with beauty, necessity, and constancy in love, then we must admit that at the same time they are vain, stingy and ambitious to the extreme, at least those who are in the highest ranks of society. Without any knowledge and education, the conversations and uneducated conversations are completely insignificant, boring and will not cover up these shortcomings even with gaiety or jokes, which are so popular even among uneducated women of other countries. One can emphatically say about the Greeks that they know nothing, and are in no way capable of receiving and entertaining guests: they are not at all familiar with this science, which is so familiar to women in other countries. Another feature of bad upbringing, even for those who are honored as princesses: this is how they treat their maids. I happened to see very young Greek ladies in Constantinople scolding their slaves even in front of strangers, in front of their hosts, and when they called them to themselves, then instead of calling them by name: Anna, Katerina, etc., they shouted: the brute is a stupid bitch, and even worse. And all in order to show their insignificance and their importance! After this, you can judge what pleasure an educated man can expect in the company of such ladies.
Greek women, in conversation, often swear: they swear to life, y& (40, we see, we give that iatiiz. It happens that a Greek woman lies, and in the meantime wants to uvfrite that she is telling the truth; then she adds: so that I can be ashamed, ye fuck. These women are afraid of the evil eye and believe in all sorts of whims, which also shows a lack of education.
Here is an impartial outline of what I could see and learn during my short stay among the Greek women.