The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28
saying Hateful Things,

BY n. Is, HAhhIos
uE lgs NHa 1850 naElu r A'6-
~ Aunt Kitty was ina high state
of indignation aud this is whatshe
was saying as / entered 1.-THE room !;
aMem don't doit. AT least the
men I know, doi,not."io 19dau1 4
"What is it, Aunt Kitty, that
men don't do2?". ''o7iFTt4
On "They don't say hateful Things:
A man may call another 'otel a
'scoundrelp5 inogood, out-and-oht,
unmistakable words, or drdero him
{, but oNvhe house; butmenCdo not
say thoselittle spitefulf thingssthat
women are guiltytof towards one
aRotheEns9a4a 1lgft 10 shaid lis
all women, let US hope,
Aunt Kitty. Not7the majority Of
them, surely.ttNos educated, not
Christian women, | am certain."a
"Too many!'too many !" rejoin-
ed the irate spinster, proceeding 70
tell her expertence after this fash
) ~ w "Sa .Nh 1TSf "a "a S1ilisT5 5TT
~ 1why,f1 know .shr9e houses, on
this very street which some of The
neiShbofs dread 70 go'into, becahse
they are fable to hear Some petty
! slur, SOME fling, such ssyou cannot
meet in any way but insieDce. And
some ladies iii good society 2 some
cultivated ladies, are guiltylo OF this
very thiitg. eia1fif y D 'Hra.li saN
This afternoon / was in Mrs.
Hyde's; and : Anna was making
over anloM dress. 1SheCain0t have
many newathings since,her fathers
failure ;bdt she has taste and econ.
lomy, and faculty. andalshel will
} take an cldBait of herowRoinr, her
mothers, atutn 1t upsideldoWna or
Wrong-sideaont, or have t'itadyed /;
buy q bio ofslk CrIsomsthingalelSe,
tiand sremake and trim it5 and when
ishe wears isyRheilooks asowell as
anybOdy;,and sheIhas q mind that
/ is superior to, little worries over
what she capHotil,elp.r She was in
the, midst OF ber-9works when who
should call bpt Miss, Hluttle, who is
worth . half million, TOR apght |
kpew, but who never loqksoWell,
and she knows, I'm Shen cast her
eyes around and then a"tIsIf i, one
Of the new -.diagonals'- you are maxi
ing upsp said she. 'She might as
wellIhaye asked ifritlawas adnew
'scauel's hair; ;nrfor she knewGAama
Hyde could notspendiso. much as
,.fveidollars for a idress this winter.
lfHOh, no! Ny cid empress cloth
dyed over" was the answer. ia y
,.sfF0h HI said Miss Tpttler-and
that Qbl,WaS.a most insolentone--.
"those were,Nerys pretty ta06eMMey
soere GORE" 10 n4,tiu obi itiw y
,oq,ARns received, it in silence > but
a&ersa moment said, ttiItd isl not
pleasant to, be obliged, to ecanllogmiz.ee canllogm q
So; but there is 20 bslP tor it, i,
tI,g"I am sure, ",lsaid Miss eII}ATttlfe',
s.t'yop have i more elegant lcalq clothes
than ,laIWbeFe yon co'ntrllyIe, ' n(ElIF 70 70 BET
them I don't know 'ao,taa t,'o /,
I'f' dWbat ,ddoaE ID YOU 3think; hik;.l5fp lo5fp that tOE
pure III malice and enyy,?a II takes 1
poDsan tosaY such things. Miss
Tuttle is .ils the ] highest societyI
thinks 1eTself a lady, ana c2llS heEf,
7 sSlpa iiriStiaR4 But she said it,
-6Lheatdlher, uIt does notsOundLwell
rtosepeet, .andbita wOAld net lock
!, we'll on papeerdq ,.sia .asiI,aad9 .ge
| can tell you another experience
p Witch I have up To tkis TINE kept
To myself. It happened last Sspm-:
mefwbsRwsMefeupin nthe country
boarding with Miss aGiFder, d One
day she told ss thai. tlhaa !. 2 ; lady,Iap old
school was coming on Al brief
VI visit, SIT Tie house was full, apd she
was under the necessity Of making
somech8sgaip thesleapipgla larrahge,
lmeptst SAe gPyeHP heS 9WhrpQHpl
and otherwise sSput herself Oltf 81
|ihUHs6R w epeis saS, for the U0nsOrtogt
EskpeOsea gdsA.ot gtio aidi 40
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