Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

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felt safe. bns ! soo. - how decep
tive are sppesran<x
Mssic Haz eaIze - ~ hostess
could not decline Hlaf ID the pians
and asked, ~ Ial| ] sikg n
sWhisper whaE lhe zs'kzl.P r 81
Frank made Fl 1f dissent anl
remarked. 9Wel5 q think that
was . lovely sune 9s nuw--Well. |
don't Ike it. IL a whg. Las
Sammer 4 Mas O. { saerfrom B.
had terrible headas nd il Was 81
suGersbly warza. EAr y vent q
my state-roem 2B1 s|zf 6xed my.
sell comfortably u 8fy bitlii " ben bang
bang. thHmp. tbnmp went the pianc
which stood near ny door. Then eams
that song. am afraid I did whispei
what felt. couIdnf stand II. 20 ur
| jumped and went rs far aft as I could
| think I looked Whist felt ~ I passed
the group. 1 like music, but ] waa ia
no humor for It that day"
There was dead silehces
Before tea Miss EIlyfon had told as
that very episode and how they saae
the louder Just to tease the disagreeable
fello~l The prima donna was herselfl
Think Of II. Ae -
rambled over semethhg from Bee
thoven and finally sang; ''Ahi I've
sighed TO rest me.p ei i
Nothing else occurred during fhai
evening and when Frank and found
ourselves alone, Sre laughed heartily,
and he resolved. Ibelieve he bved me
if possible more from that nighF I was
folded In his arms and cen Btill hear
him saying, "You are truly tlesverif-
cation Of IFving's idea OF wi Z, pet: ]
don't know how I could have lived SO
long Bachelor. We came very near
ly not being married at all. Fewere
both In fault, both too proud. i didn't
know what . treasure | wss near los
ing" VS. ~ o
Neither one has ever fegetted the
accidental explanations and am the
happiest woman in the woFn. Take
my advice. never LET a frown daFken
your face. always greet youf husband
with smile aud kiss, never dictate
to him, never find fault, even lhough be
be wrong. and ell will be wen. Love,
ny dear girls, will make this seemingly
hard task easy and you will be no spir-
itless woman either, but q true and hap
py wife. Frank says he has come to
the conclusion that the most exacting
sweethearts make the most submissive
wives. That is a random shot at me.
| was little -tyraSs a2d came near
frightenina him Remember
Be ne IsIsaa = u sces amcS shs snOdId
Not her selfish and often A ySaken desires,
But his interests whose fate her own interest in
spires;
And rather than seek to allure, for her sake,
His life down the turbulent, fancifnl wake
OF impossible destinies, use all her art
That his place in the world End its place in her
heart"
After all, is not Poetry almost divine
like in its power Of Interpretation and
bringing before the mental eye pictures
Of vivid beautyi What painting could
be more eloquent than this the tribute
Of "Willis 20
" Make her slave; steal from her rosy cheek
By needless jealousies; let the last star
Leave her q watcher by your couch Of pain;
Wrong her by petnlance, suspicion, all
That makes her cup bitterness-yet give
One evidence flove, and earth has not
An emblem Of devosedness like hers.
But oh estrange her onee--it boots not how
By wrong or silence nythlng that tells
A change has come upon your tenderness,-
And there is not feeling out Of heaven
Her pride oermasfereth NOT"
Bless Franks heart There he comes
must meet him at the door. .du re
Uoir. I'D aHet