Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29

grAyef pit, now tSottusiy UoiSo 10 hes U1On
all the time l thought he was happy" +
From the Lady Gweudolen Chichester, St
Petersburg, 70 the Princess di San Zenone
Bysset.
Men are very easily bored my dear. il
they have any brsinsi it Is only the dull
ones Who are not.
From the Princess di San zenone to th:
Lady Gwendolen Chichester.
9f / believed what your cynical letter
saws, / should leave him tomorrow.
would never live through succession Of
Adisillusions and Of insults.
From ,he Lady Gwendolen Chichester to
the FriI cess di San zenone.
Where are Jour principles2 Where are
your duties? My dear little girl, you have
married him; you must submit to him as
he is. Marriages wouldn't last two days II
Just because the man yawned, the woman
ran away. Men always yswn. Hitherto, all
San Zenone faults appear to consist in the
very paIdouable fact that, being an Italian,
he is not alive to the charms of bucolic En-
gland in rainy weather, and that, being q
young man. he wants TO see his Paris again
Neither of these seem to be irreparable
crimes. Go to Paris and try to enjoy your,
self. After all, if his profile be so beautiful
you ought to be sufficiently happy in gazing
at it from the back OF baignoir, | grant
that it is not the highest amatory ideal-tC
rush about the boulevards in daument
and eat delicious little dinners IN the cafes
and laugh at JuGic or Chaumont afterward:
but rsmour peut Sc n;cher anywhere. And
Love wont be any the worse for having his
digestion studied BY good cooks, and his
possible ennui exercised By good players.
You see for yourself that the great passion
yawns after a time. Turn back to what you
call nv cynical letter, and reread my re-
marks upon nature. By the way, ! ENTIRELY
deny that they are cynical On the contrary,
/ inculcAte on YOU patience, sweetness OF
temper and ada ptability to circumstances;
three most amiable qualities. II ! were q
cYnic | should say to you that Marriage Is
Mistake, and two capital letters could hardly
emphasize this melancholy truth sufficiently
But as there are men and women, and, as
before observed property in the world, moth
ing better for the consideration Of rents
and freeholds has, yet, been discovered.
dare say Krapotkine in his prison could de
wise something better, but they are afraid OF
him; so We all Jog on in the old routine
vaguely conscious that we are all blunderers.
but indisposed for such drastic remedy as
would alone cure Us. Just remark to any
lawyer that marriage is a mistake, as have
said before, and see what answer you will
get He Will certainly reply to you that
there is no other way Of securing the trans
mission of property safely. confess that
this view of wealth makes me, for one a
most desperate Radical. Only think, il
there were no property we should all be
iriskirg about in our happy valleys as free
ard as merry as little kids. | shouldn' now
be obliged TO put on all nv war paint and
and beads like savage, and go out to a
dreadful court dinner, four hours long, De
cause George has career, and thinks my
suffering advances it. Oh, you happy child
10 have norhiDg wore TO do than to rattle
down the Bots in q Milford, and SUP off a
uatt lote, " the lake with your Romeo
From the Princess diIenone, Coombe BysSet,
10 the Lady Gwendolen Chichester, St.
a Petersburg.
. I'VE are 10 leave for Paris and Trouville
tomorrow. have yielded-as you and
mamma seemed 10 think it my duty to do.
But my life is over | shall say farewell to
sll happiness when the gates OF Coombe
Bysset close upon me. Hencetorth We shall
be like everybody else However you can,
not reproach me any longer with being sell
fish; nor can he. There is great friend
of his, the Duchess Of Aquila Fulva al
Trouyille She writes to him very often !
know. He never offers 10 show me her let
tiers. | believe the choice of Trouyille is
her doing. Write to me at Paris at the
Windsor.
from the Lady Gwendolen Chichester, St
Petersburg. to the Princess di San Ienone,
Hotel Windsor, Paris.
"My poor child Has the green.eyed
monster already invaded your gentle soul
because he dosen show you his own letters?
Nv dear, no man who was not born cur
would show a womans letters to his wife.
Surely you wish your hero to know the A
B c of gentle manners? | am delighted
you are going into the world; but if you
only 90 as a duty am afraid the results
won't be sunshiny Duty is such very
disagreeable thing. 1t always rolls itself
up like a hedgehog, with all its prickles out
turning forever round and round on the axle
of its own standardization. II you 60 to
Trouville, and wherever else you 90, en-
martyr, my dear, you will give the mis-
chieYous duchess, if she be mischievous, a
terrible advantage over you at starting. If
you mean to be silent, unpleasant and en-
wrapped in gloomy contemplation Of your
own merits and wrongs don't blame him if
he spend his time al the Casino with his
friend or somebody worse. am quite
sure you mean to be unselfish, and you
fancy you are go, and all the rest of itquite
honestly, but in truth, as told you before,
you are only an egotiSt You would rather
keep thus unhappy Piero on thorns beside
YOU, then See him enjoy himself with other
people. Nov, call that shockingly selfish
and if you you go in that spirit 10 Trouville
he will soon begin to wish my dear child,
that he bad never had q fancy to come
over to London season. lean see you so
exactly-too dignifed to be cross, too Of
Tended TO be companionable, silent, re-
proacbful, terrible
From the Lady Mary Bruton, Roches
Noires, Trouville to Mrs. d Arcy, British
Embassy, Eerlin.
July Ii Among the new
arrivals here are the San Ienone. You
remember my telling YOU OF their marriage
some six weeks ago. 1t was quite the mar.
riage of the season. They really were
immensely in love with each other but that
stupid month down in the country has
done its usual work. In rainy June too 4!
Of course any poor Amorino would emerge
from lis captivity bedraggled, dripping aud
disenchanted She is really very pretty,
quite lovely indeed; but she looks fretfuf
and dull; her handsome husband, on the
contrary is as gay as lark which has
found the door of its cage wide open one