The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29
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aud yet any but foolish, one. idea
man, could have found many who were
the, possessprs of undoubted charms, and
would bave made his home as happy as
the ordinary lot of mortals. Then, Kate
asked, with a malicious smile lurking
abont the corners OF, her little rosebud
mouth, of which. she was very proud
the mink, as well she might be with its
coral lips-aai regular pearly teeth
LsWhat ehayes you to ssaygto Madge
| Skinner" ~ 81 3AAE2 tilkES y i
Horror ofSborrors for a woman As
live, there she goes now. just look
at horP 81 % 81 70 la4-y sv.s 81
'Beanty certainly was not her dover,
but she is good. loving, brave and true,
and the hiaf Who wins her will have II
rare and noble wife u
| How in the name of heaven you can
get up SO Fluch eni hus'asn oyer her, is
more than Iscuu understand She is
positive fright. aud, as live, she is
coming i;i!!'.s
Margaret Skinner most certainly was
not beautiful. On the contrary, she
was decidedly pL,in-ia the eyes of
strangers positively honlely at the first
Siante, but one could notrbe long IN her
I I :; .fnGf fscli, ths charm Of her
superior cdueatiop, her low aud musical
voice, he. sweet smile She was one OF
the kind sftswomeu selao groo upga us,
eaiia The lack of the tadins beauty OF
earth was soon eutirelo lost in ,tho more
lasting l'owcrs of mud = :. ==5=t = -.
KnYYihg her taaufe he CAME ulfto
the STANDARD that men often form in this
reeard-hayiug been ,snubb2d ana
twitted at school aud. disregsrdsi iu
society, shsr dress aud mannersswere
toned down to perfect 'kceping with ..her
person, aud she Lad wisely conquered
all fonlish regrets fnr wliat nj hit have
been, but was not, aud the girl of tweut,
Wis developing into the highest type OF
true wonanhood, as understood by those
who lool deeper than the surE,ce
Yes, she was plain, very plain. There
was no single feature. hat could have
been Eeintcd out as tinc, through her
] Tsc grey cycs-cat like the .snips o:
ei,ls spdclnllv called then. were girtc /
with rare exIrcs~inrl, Her mouth was
Iarge-tle lips lar from delicate in their
moulding = the nsp. out OF proportion
and broad ut the 4b,s,--thc cheeks some.
what heavy--7lhe brow too much dovoo
ped and over hangin the throat mas
sive-the head broad aud deep, and
The hair, though anill., in supply, OF Il
reddish br, wn and coarse in texture
Her hands an'l feet, which nebody could
deny were we'll proporiioned, not such
IA sens9less girls 7sni eqp H. sonssle,s
men dAights in bsing the posscssnrs Of
Or aGmifingsand % cro3usl3 her com
p'enou was 81 gsblaa..ll-.whes AZ. %msn cal
muddy
! No. Margret Skinner was not beau
tisul, but Kittie Moulton had only spok
Ell the ruth When she described her as
good, wing, brave and true. G.
Her called ended, the half bro hcl
and sister s'4 d%russpg Ser character
when, u sunbeam appeprel to suddenly
entered. the room. a stranger To them
! 10 the Town came vito mutual friend
and was INTRODUCED us Miss Jessie Van
derburg.
Neser Icoulh thcrehays been great.
er con'ruststhan ito skcf who. had just
derartcd,! kShe was levon more beautiful
tha" ! Madse skinvnr was pl,n wa.
glorious i'll her lovcliness was girl
4 Aactssas poets love t5wc5 eSiasal drca.n q.
about, but rarely see-@as at once de
4 Hshea eahd-wonaor to the eye. E8
! a dust IN tipJ Freshest bloom of the
mysterious Inc that dipides girl unc
sscnan nhegd9e-w -wltheyes and hsissblack
gos night. The Que curtaidcf BY bns
.hshss' as ito partidB h'lsthei fsppk
\ ling, and the other long, soft and glossy
Fshc4hads ~ adi"sy hlsis montB.g eHer
4 leet were,oflIe / ind ,Sn .John Sucking
Quantity pictured as RAte1 mice that
peepcd in and ont; ;aBads 4R,nlts with ia
per fingers and rose leaf nails: Skin lik,
vsiIset phd cleo US stashid$ thro,t of
exquisite proportions-a Juno head ant