Apropos of Indian visitors, among the Queen Alexandra rose-sellers yesterday, I saw one Indian girl in Waterloo' Place and another in the Haymarket, Iam not one of those who "go weak and girlish" over Indian beauty, but they certainly Jwere doing enormous business, Down on the Embankment I saw a [Salvation Army girl selling roses She, too, was extremely pretty, and, lof course, the large coal-scuttle bon: Jnet made her look all the prettier. (Many of your readers who remember "The Belle of New York" will understand this), But I. really felt sorry for her. She did so hate the job.. She would start towards a rose-ess passer-by, and then check as if she could not bring herself to ask them for money, and bite her lips jand seem almost ready to cry. It may, however, be added that she certainly lost nothing by these tac-ties, wholly Innocent as they w
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