BOUGIE'S FRIEND (Belgium).--1. We answered your first question some time ago.--2. In reply to your inquiry as to whether "there is no harm in flirting," we must tell you that there is a type of flirting which is distinctly vulgar, and does not elevate a girl in the eyes of the man who is amusing himself with her. On the other hand, it is only fair to say that some people apply the term "flirting" to very harmless and innocent gaiety and brightness, which is perfectly natural when young people meet together. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE. "LYS DE FRANCE" writes to inform her many would-be correspondents that she has already made her choice. She adds, "You cannot imagine the pleasure your 'International Correspondence' has afforded me." "ERICA," Buda-Pesth, Hungary, has offers of correspondence from Miss Edwards, Bibbenluke, New South Wales; and Miss Green, G. M. King, Esq., Glen Rock, Spring Valley, Tarkastad, Cape Colony. MARIE ARAPIAN has an offer of correspondence from Miss Julia Ina Fraser, Egypt House, Newmarket Place, Westmoreland, Jamaica. MISS FRASER would "like to correspond with some nice ladylike girls about her own age (seventeen) in England, France and Italy, or India." MISS CLARISSA J. AULT and her sister would be glad to have a French girl correspondent of about their own age (nineteen to twenty-one). Address, Aulton House, Church Gresley, Burton-on-Trent. MISS EMMA L. YOUNG is anxious to obtain a French correspondent aged twenty-one. Address, 2, Sans Souci, Harold Cross Road, Dublin. "POKER," Cholwell House, Temple Cloud, Bristol, wishes to correspond with a French girl aged about eighteen, of good family. She suggests that "they should correct each other's letters." MISS LILIAN A. J. SLADE, Lawn Villa, Crewkerne, Somerset, would like both a French and German correspondent aged about eighteen. "ONE WHO IS PUZZLED" wishes to correspond with Miss Florence A. Jeffery (New York). She should write to the address we gave. MISS VIOLET GOODHART GODFREY, M.L.S., wishes for an American correspondent; she is eighteen next January. Will an American girl (either the one whose request we published on August 6th, or another) write to her at Ivy Hatch, Horsham? GERTRUDE wishes for a French correspondent. CLEM wishes to exchange letters with a French, German, or Italian lady. MISS E. WATKINSON, Wanaka, The Vale, Chelsea, wishes to correspond with a young lady of her own age (twenty-four) in Canada. IGNORAMUS wishes for a French girl correspondent of seventeen to twenty. DOROTHY CROSS, Minterne, Cerne, Dorset, and MISS MADELINA PULLIN, The Parsonage Farm, Warminster, Wilts, wish to correspond with French girls aged about fourteen. "CISSIE," Southend, should send her full name and address. "A READER OF THE 'G. O. P.,' J. B. ASHFORD," a girl aged seventeen, wishes for either a French or German correspondent, or both. Address, 55, Marlow Road, Anerley, London, S.E. MISCELLANEOUS.