"Many of the Creole girls have very handsome countenances, and there are not a few who would be remarked upon as fine women by the side of any European beauty: but they are generally seen to most advantage in the evening, as their chief attraction does not consist in freshness of complexion so much as in fine features, which are often full of character and lighted up by eyes as brilliant as they are soft. Their figures are good, and their feet and ankles quite unexceptionable, being generally very much more neatly turned than those of my handsomest countrywomen. " - Robert MacMiking, 1850
(Model: Dindi. Photo originally uploaded by Lenard P0)
(Model: Dindi. Photo originally uploaded by Lenard P0)
