The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09

The Gushing Girl.

the pretty playthings of Spain An
Italy; Ia The refined aod InselIe c,,,
syoung girl OF France. or ill.,. her : Ct
4 who has too mucn chic TO gu-h:
the German FrsnIein, Hecse life, If
Is not in the kitchen OF her iotul
husband, is on toe road to it; in ar
lot the Oriental or tropical couLtrit
where w1men do but vegetate. "
NOD her soleiy among the Egglisi
speaking people, VINO allow the
maldens freedom which they no
aud then improve by culsvaling a
sorts Oh Innocent srdOrs, ill at Lar
tney Gao get up rapture for nothinl
at all, and show Us the gushing Cir
IN perfection.
! This young lady begins her gush
ing early, some school mate, or els,
the school teacher. being toe frs,
aud UNCONSCIOUS cGusd causans. apc
tue ears al home being the victims
she Is usually quite genuine, and
not altogether dlsplessing, untll sh 2
hnda herself out, cultivates her power.
Ia tnst direction, and gushes to BE-
"dmIred-when she becomes as die.
gn-ung as she IL arufi clal.
Ia toe first stages. the perfectien
OF ner Bosom friend are sufficient I, r
ar. ms m.uuti8 of her little studie.
the Delights OF ner oocup stious. SHe
progresses into ecstasies over sunsets
aud sails, aud longs, and pictures
she Is taken TO the play. and raves
oFer the Llayers-snd thenceiorth
she either u 'es all her actIOus anu
attitudes, her ge-tures and chances
In accOru-Dce W tn Ter dramatic ldeA
OF An audience. or else sue has dis
G jVered that gushing il Der forte.
plays 81 a. part oy night and day
and tar ? throws herseiI Ito 1t.
Et maKes no ditier- nee t. ner what
she guShes abou; fly's leg ALsSeis
SOC "att OF an archapgePs lume-
IL u ID w''r n Will g. so much the bet
ter; II /. Is net worth ~nIlr, wnut sht
cSnnet do Ia hot bloOd she can 90 IL.
colo bd3Of. ALI that l. necessary Il
q sa1ec'; her vJ,ubil ~ eau bear II
along on tuFreut OF w,Ids And II
she ID at all LE tty, ha u pfAchy ekIL
a0c rad II eyes, aud Uu OuCasI Ii :
pair 81 dlnples her gusni 2 3, In
me,su e, ~ ffectiVe as she ..si,e,
A uIhn st ns 10 II as the tWIttri or
Qua; size AT smuseS him; he belIevr,
that She Believes ~ 1t, and he pAus :
G" consider the c0ndnICn and state OF
nlo1 OF anyOcdy tnat can make 81
mucO out Oh so little. He wonders
tnen at her Innocence, add she
0tgins after that. very likely, to
occupy some space In his thong .ts.
But woman listens to her as to
'nIng OF idiotic srtlfce; she knows
nat. II 1t Is net all gotten up for
.feos. It ls the result { an empty
lesd, an abundant vanity and a
" sak intellect; she looks at it as
rowing certain dIscredit on her
' Z; she despises the gusa and the
''s'' 7. For, after all. wnatever
- her pretty sfectatioE-, her
a.. { lace and musical tones may
W. on the Individual man on wnom
Ill CHAIN IL * -rcI-ed, 1t l. the
,tIsnInR girl, even cy ,he sloW. silent
nd stupid woman, that iuiures
Voma1kind in the general est,ma
Ion. The gushing enthusiast 10 -uu-
'osed by the blinded adnIrer ru q.
7oma1 raised to her highest power;
hat is. with all her sentiments nn,
thoughts. imsginations and know
dge. at the best and brightest. Auu /
7oen the highest power proves III
( 4minstion 10 be only a silly Chatter
insne words. general estimation
bsndons the case as hopeless, ano
ITS wOmsnkind down where j. was
the beginning, and many q more
arrest and worthy young Womao
nds herself disregarded, and her
oinloa held OF no account, becaus.
le pretty aid affected simplstoI,
ss grimaced and gushed Der and all {
Dr. sIsterhoOd into contempt. II
But If the gusher Will let the foun- {
IN OF her fancy still flow on, it be
,oVes her to keep ever y.upg and
lr. A single gray thread il he
ssses vi betrsy ner, ~rInkl. wii =
her desth-w RAJ. F. wne,
g has "a, d ~ u M lllu,t {
cturt, to WEI n oH. b. fsce. 400 y
ere IL, i may d., cfack iu her 9
1slcal tOnee-~heu -D- Is mldGle 7
ed woman 'ti-ctIng y"u.n AID To-
cent fresnne-s Ut InteUat and :
srvel-tnen III dI-gulse of bef -
shiDg becomes so apparent that all L
trivial art 10 TO be detected, and Gu
J most easily blinded man aIivs /
ems no longer even to her sinceSest IN
'tures. Perhsp, il il because 20
man arrived at middle age should
"a seen too much OF the heavlness A
the world and OF the sorrows OF q
, even if not called upon to bear A
m herself. to rave alphabetically iOl
r every mote in the air, and renel. S0i
the very idea that she may b, IL
,ere In her rhapsodies; perhaps it 81
because the loveliness OF lonely tn,
D covers over a multitude of sins cit
makes one forget the skeleton g
er the rosiness. Whatever itls.IC,
certain that while on celebrates ~