Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-13

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r rhateau lul paris
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then ,ni,b, hone for sba did ustsn 70 man
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,rhie Luz "a a. par vi s'eooue eyes
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S ss,l Mo'nen .h1re tue pltsl, put sue was
, n.oe ~ IGN, nsu occasonsly
thasa ,.o,',, gn.ns A. III :, que wa one 0.
81 h"S, roa,, ~ a i;s,IS s Cou wnnng, out
S,,i. a, al ~. .ISie aiu-"omeh Wnose
inteiect dominate the heart;
90 ,'s ts hii .s .S winch was hanging
me- fndnnd win nsr & ts, eahe
da LEI ~ Is IN V ~ ash 'Llss tIIn 70
monco's t ON 1 cart sdn an co'iion a' DSi-
" ST. 49, a" 90. q V1 h e.cnInS'
one nad Just oeen returned 70 me oy an APP
baya ~ ~ ahoin openeu my rs, IL
thsro :; W, -. Iu 70 asy
.is,, my 'iAno Int inc Piosoh'' nl's Uiin"i
INV u-.u
,as ", i 'inh we can coun. On a..Se an
u.es a, east e sara my partner, "sno that Is
n, 10, any y, as6, VI n ,oU,s II ~
asL yon - 20 accent AZ shoorp tin,e ;; "''
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III 81 fa o. 80 81 III VI .,o -, ma gu ".
h ,a TO- sesrai ,i Snaii .hit eli VI ~
tUrse S"i"n WIN 'Sh
DO 30 yery ouicklv. them, said Miss Gil
,nortio go rI tugm sau Nus I'll
~ SItin IoI tommy tactlcs are as uncertain
80 NJ, 81 ~, 70 may oe ~ .' wv n
-, =
have Won been cbsatips AZ ardsB o or
hTokeI the heart Of wo1an or bavs ,sou hsen
seen in a second-rate seto have Won had an nm mn
s-,onasss,,I ~aoh. =. 80. .'I,J ~ ~ ' ~.
successful yaSSgt' OF worse sui, nave you iost
~ ME- SiImor+;n r ba,or, 60 tho oor,r,o,,
naonIa. I bave no iisfinctiontsr ~ ali reysr risa
aaboTe the Observation-Disclosures in anvthina. tberefors
T hove none Of these thin ys on M, nsSiIpd ;;
~ am snre WT Rnssa7I V tbat ~ vo a., ba,a haar
batt;ng ON an upsurcaSsfnI horse !, OO0A
Miss Gilmartin," said I ponderously. al
ON, about 70 nrononnd 20 20, az r,nSt ssyr;ors
s.i0 " M a .ne oso sor'ous
cent one, I am goipg 70 ask yon how man
sbanId behave 10 the woman he mas ENGAGED
himself ~ he hos ceased 70 love her - eeN
And Won expect me net TO answer so momentous
a Question as that immediatelv, and i'm the DER
man cotilNonPv
az do not know what expect, exactly you
hein1 a womanS' bnt I do exnect 70 know halter
after Won have done talking what think nv
selfu
"Really Mr.. Russell, 1 admire your frank
ness and your politeness still more: still T
thank Won for confessing that am woman!
that is compliment in ftselfn
of the yery highest character nv dear Miss
Gilmartin. The eIoquence of Commitment can
no further 90 in these DAYS of fire-ladyism than
to say that think YOU are woman
Then am to tell YOU how an engaged man
should behave to a woman to whom he has
pied ged himself after he finds ont that he has
caa ed to love her?D
YES that is nv question better expressed"
"Well, then, l should answer the question by
lady? Is she rich or poor, alone in the world,
or surrounded by a powerful family?''
Ah~you are woman. You are begging
this question"
And that, Mr. Russell, is what YOU men
never do, and you never use dishonest subter-
fuges in argument, and you never try to turn
yonr adversaries' front, and YOU are ALWAYS SO
lust and straiehtfor ward!'
Sarcasm, nv dear Miss Gilmartin PLAYS on
YOUR beautiful lips like the sheet-lightninp on
the summer cloud, and glitters but to charm,
Now you are talking sense, therefore will
answer your question. Let us see what was it?'
Miss Gilmartin, leyity is becoming soae-
times, but when a man deliberately asks wo-
man an important philosophical question con-
corning his future Happiness"
"Oh, don't prose, | beseech YOU, | do re-
member now-something about breaking of an
engagement was Ii not? Yes seem to collect
myself: YOU want to get out of a scrape: Won do
not know how; You want me to help YOU, ell,
how far have you gone?''
rights of man. have come to Won in a serious
spirit to ask YOU a very important question in
ethics, on one of those exceedingly delicate
perilously interested; and instead of giving me
good advice Won make me n Grind stona on Which
Sou ore siTnriv VIII. rim voHr vvitS No. aSL
i This kindo il II bnmaSeS Ramemhsr LAW
low-being,"
/" Mr. Rnsseu b,usb with tho ,n,-tis.,.ior
og a da,an.a1 49,, -. A. y i -, =. e.uI tt'oI
VI q uetecte9 Ieiou, out 10 uectare tnat nave
e sei . - ~ 5oa s,iiusVoBe-nU' hot Tor
ono tno ,.i .hI' husseI, III you
t uo not ,,, mat onehsNe ePitnet, snail
OuiSt II.o ears! ,s
-, "ilnursW ~ anu CONFESS tnyseli scoun,
dleI, n Gi II you WISH out Will you tell
s'T rt,sS - Tammv FIa,.ber ,s.ron,, Cor
-. mere 10 IoInIny IetSner oechohing ior Us
10 come; we must go and dance
Mhen we returned 20 our chalrs, ana mad re-
snmed our wlhd, asked MISS Gilmartin again
what she thought OF my question. II ever
woman was mistress OF the arts OF fence land
they all know good deal about it), Miss Gil
martin was that woman.
GU ask me II a man Is bound IN honor 70
marry woman whom ne mas ceased 70 love?'
SAD my formentor.
no, 90 not ask you ahytnlng OF the KIND
ask you If man ar who, being engaged to wo-
man, hhus mat ne mas ceased 10 love her, ought,
either in consideration of her happiness or his
O"n 10 marry ner, tnus uoihS 50 unuer iAise
pretenses.n
We'll, 1 snould say that man nndlng MINI
sell in that dilemma should tell the young lady
now ne ieeis ana ieaVe IL 10 ner, alnays pro
missing that sne Is wen on, surrounded py
powerful FAMILY, A.. I'LL, 1890
Ihen you wonld ueat the rlc c gris peter
than you wouia uo tne Poot ohes .
40, woula no. 20 sna., out were en-
gageaa 70 pooI garhh, wno s.oo9 aiohe III tne
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