Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30

Or Otherwise From tho very nrst b. juigcd
bar character by a high staDiari-qune a,
high ~ that by which be- Judged ber l-aaty.
A their intercour-e grew more familiar h.
found b. hal no rcason % alate either. MAJ.
urally, Prank CarrItbcrs. fellow u - ool.
leze. OHfonl, vas q clever man. and afteI
taking - much ,rcable al-put the matter.
shouh have t.en shle b. sum up a veal
woman's character oHrcctly
~, after great deal n roa-lnlng. he oaIm
% tho concluslon that he hai found the word
to suit her ILatrioc was morltd. Evcry ou
knows that the h.-t cure for morhidnss j. g.
awaken the patients Interest IN his or her fcl
low-creaturcs even one fello~-creatnrs
will -metimes do
Thcrefore, n wes very kini - Dr. Carru
thcrs, after such an exhaustive diasnosis 4
sct stuut cndeavoring 90 cfcet n cure A
god action viii -ometimss bring ~ own ~
ward
His view q the oase was greatly strength
enci by noticing that BEATRICE never ap
p.aresi D. better advantage than vhen sls
hal her little boy with h.r IL "a. the in
tsrsst sbs took IN this tiny fcll0w-cTeatur
which male her fw The time display tho.
qualitics which all unmArricl mon. with
right hcas ~ eKAlt In woman affection.
klnln-s AMI fort.AraBse With chilircn
single uen, n they are goci AMI Ia.tloal-
synonyInous terms, hope-arc apt b. think
that a WOMAN never looks more charming
than when No has child or childrcn with
her. sImetifne~, after marriage. thy have
lc.n Known ID erprc.a sish thai the as-o
clAiion n,.-i nj h. ~ eternal
Rut although Mr. Caruthcr dochlsd thai
B-atrioc wAs morbid, b. hal sill D. Account
for the syvssraBoc q IN. di--a-s In a msnial
oon.tiiution which ought % have i.sn IN
Ia, b have succumhcl o. Il.
Tho moro h. tired b. aonount for u tn
moro b. wAs forosl b. accept a. The primary
oAu-s, one thing a thing. even in the-s Early
days ma~t UNPLEASANT and unraiAiahle .
him. But b. coui not lsnore tho fat thai
young h-iies who ara victims 10 What h
calls-i an unfortunate attaehmcDt DO sanle
times groW mstad ami Try 10 mako their
fricnds lrlisye that he for them 4 ai an cni
~ ono cvoning, shortly aft.r his arrival a.
fiAriswoci ilou-e, Prank askei hls hosts, q
courus IN the mct casual, dhiAtcrusfsi way,
many leading questions ahout hls Clauson-
why Ne was ~, marrisi. or AZ Last "a.
gagel. AMI a. fofth Tho Talbsrfs returned
IlIAI NAN AlAM|N NAAN ~ y - NaAAA" -"
aluut u, bot perhaps she took after them
.,lvs-, snd Vas not q q marrying disp.si
don. This NJ CarTuthcrs vcnturci D. d0ulf
'She may have bcsn disAppointei In love,
hs AID. carsle.siy All the sane b. r-hil.i
frum tho clare, jug the giass frum which h.
hal t.cn drinking isiT port
Ny dear Frank, aid horaor, with grave
dignity. Mis- Ciauson would never permit
such a thing % happ"n.-
Certainly not. All Hertsrt
Permit whAti rerinit her>clf O. fall In
lover
No. permit hcrsch b. 10 disappointed in
love. She Is Gar TOTO well brci Or sach
a thing b. ocur When she make her cholos
t viii D. ons q which No all approve
dlappoin,ulcni Il cut ~ tho qs'sfion.'
flats highly satisfaet.pry,n - saii frank
"A well regulated young woman i The no
hlsst work u well. q nia.isrn tlmes.'
They we're BY Bos getting accustomed q
him, AMI although rather shockei AZ Boa
trio.'s icing oallci a young woman did noi
.hown
Then bcr cboice = not y,, mAder' on.
tinnei Prank
Not b. cur know l,,lge. ami. may adj.
not b. Sir Msingays'
Mr. CArruthsn asked ~ more queiioss
lie ssrollci cut into The garicn ami tAlssi
qaistly "a Mis ClAuson until ths sfays shovel
thcm-,lvgs IN the sky
HAvirk ssocEtainci that Ml- ClAush va
unslsr tbs charge Il no other amateur do
10, Mr. Csrruiherso oould. a cour-s, sst atoui
curing her disease without any fear q out
raging IrufesaonAi e,ique,ts.