The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-19

somethlng 70 buy you = uress 'uch ~ your peeuV
Then, from perfumed purse with goved and delicate
Something .ho drew, with smil, Dorothy, blushins
Held out her own poor hand reluctantly forced to
curtscy'd and humbly replied, Thank you, my lady"
But when her adyshps eyes caught sight OF poor Dor
And When Tic tips of her gloves touchd that stoni,h
Started she lifted her brows and with wonder and hor
dszed on tho gray hard palm bright with the polish of
oazed looked up from the hand to the beautiful face
or US owner, ,,,,,,. ,... ,.o, % ,,. ,.,o,.-,
soemIns about to e.c.im to ask of that terrible
Checking herself in the act only for Dorothy, sake
Dolly, who. hsd she been askd. woulo not have
Would MI have aTtic-'y said, ITS work, you please
Work. That mas ,6araend my hands; work, that ha
But how did Col St. Quentin behaye in the
presence of the daughter who knew him not,
and whom he never meant should know him;
He. too, ia afrable and gracious. and means to
be generous as we'll after fashion; but the
poet will not suffer him to leave the room till
his conscience has been wrung by the touch OF
Dolly's horny hand.
He too, forward and smiled, and said. "For the
You must allow me- my girl, little share in your
Robert | know and respect; he will make you very
And may safely predict you'll he an excellent wife
So as friend to you both-onJ gladly assured OF your
would present you with this merely to purchase the
Now" said the Colonel. "sood.by Although am al.
must confess that wsh-henrtily wish-to shake
Dolly helpless and cowd for the thing was all done
Ere could beg reprieve ere could utter word
He, with an exquisite pose with graceful faherly
had n IN y. a Gi Into h.
ResteI a moment; and why-why did 1t make him
Why did the warrior turn pale, and. his grasp sud
Bid her a TASTY adieu striding away to the door,
Happy that touch oil her hand revealed to the afabe
What a remendou. abyss sever'd our Dolly from him
Rank education mind even make and outward appear
All against her, you see: ALL save her beautiful!
Does tho author mean us to pity Dolly for her
fathers hcartessncss in leaving her to growuJ
a hard-working ough-handed servant Of al,
pity. for she feels no envy.
She though the lowest OF all envied not others who
She obscure to bO base simple of heart to b.
Restei content with her lot; finding her happiness
Finding all hardness there they two walk home
, RGnSTi oa HoIiy alone under the t.y9rns skies;
~ GrPnrd ns on M e., in W. l. TIE! deserve i TO all
aud Dorothy heard voices clear as their own
rel!hE Of infinite hope gttermost love and desire;
bells should have ended
Joys IN work a-day world never. ah. never ful1ld.
What is the lesson of the story? That the
talk about womans conGenital unfitness for
mans work-ot the incOmpatibility of field
the world. and is now, under our eyes in Eng
land reiuted by the facts. With what show OF
logic, asks the author do certain phianthro.
spheres of labor. and ut the same time advocate
their claim to equal political rights before the
See cry the feminine and the gsunt irreprssbe
See, how woman goes bound fetterd and crippled
RObhd hy tr envy of man, OF all share in his active
Left 70 hex Titeous carser-sewins. or teaching OF
Granted eloquent gAunt irrepress!ble ladies'
Granted and what would you have' What do you
Do Why, simit her Of course to share in thos.
Give her the option least whether shen have it OF
Give her voice and AvOte II we muH have laws to
Let her At any rate feel ,he had hand in them ALL
Oh my adorable frents' my eager ir@seible females,
They slcil be free work longer COMPOUNDED with
c'women s1e Children" you know-thdt is the Parls
Using whai labor they like as strength and ss Nature
Freely nui fairly like men; shut GU, from nothing
Then demand your applause for my tale Just happily
How YOU must love and admire hard working Dorothy
Lore ara ADMIRE ," cry they with screams of angry
Love and admire awench following horse. at plough
Love ami admire hard hands all rugged and horny with
Thick rcd muscular arms-shoulders a. broad as
What Do you seriously think tibet these the rights
Booby and you suppose this the goal We desire,
No We have Iortier views II We oner to share your
Tis fu tie higher want-such are pretty and
Such ne bring fortune and fame and honor and early
such as nouei St Quentin enioy.-such a, would
A ,n Ss,' g2 nsr..cr.ir,, .,... ,,o,. ,,,
Brutal With op,nair work, toilins like Dorothy
They shall be soppd-thats all Their work isn't Mt
Man. ne .or drudge OF the earth, shall perform
All, then ny losica, friends courteous and candid
No,e We c2n quite understand-no,o we conceive you
No,p that bill to Regulate Female En-.
g Re- uids> excellent word same a. oIolish Isee)
Means tn eoohsh at least ouvhalf OF Wonsns employ
Mean to diminish her rights, mean. to mpri.On her
This, We nerceve Is the use you would make of your
Voting not.eton of rights sacred and strong syour
Thus 4 maiden there he lthank God there many in
Muscu.e, hearty and strong, lifted for out of door
Eager 10 it, and apt for farm work neld work pit
She mus, abandon it ali; she must be goyernd by you,
True she ms strength aud skill ana liking and taste
Tue that labor itself has a touch o: reproacr
Yet s.r .''i Weld, and withdraw to the ways and the
WASTING siren IN indoors losing her cherishd EN-.
o msat to are .2 Aet please when theories
When in the piaeo OF good sense, sentiment models
II It he true and confessed that woman remembering
II 1t he rue and confessed that awoman has courage to
r. ,, ma s,n,ya and strcu,,b ~ aha has bo.r, TO-