The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07
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N,rht. The neez eiqnas
,s<ia~kenesi Anis,aie revealing al n
,e-rsls the misty form Of a neS noon,
Tbe n.ri red man ofihe sraekiess i'fes'
rossssea Of all the agility AMI daring
~, na,nre andJ. Fenimo7e Cooper nave
bestowed upon iisa 10 iasish a'-n''n
,,nld not have hung as powder born ~
,ssiigerr crescent to ssge BE Faina1ie
tas. j. Wa rer~nliouisE Con- ZEN
D. tie wster nas mani1e out- y vas a
wet moon
hold water
The reconciliation difference of opin-
ion existing IN this suliect among the
r-s.,ss, minds ia this century eonpels
,hs his orion 10 conaue himself with
r;,id cxaetnes 10 the simple facts per-
,oininc 10 the attitude Of the moo and
a. imneria siatementof the two theories
~ INTERPRETATION dependent ~ihereupon-
The earnest seeker after truth il advised
nav. exhorted e~arnesdy-to take ms
eaoiee between the two. regardless oi
axsense. raee color or previous condition
ofturpitnde.
In the eilded saloon Of a Pnirie-aTe.
mansion. in an the raIiant beauty Of her
,wentv-ssyen wears sat, or rather half re-
clined in a iuxurious f%auicuil a Young
wbo Vas listening with a cain
In. imoenetabie smile 20 the impression
Cd uleadine of a Young man.
aChamomiTla be saia. III have been
too o7esaming-if 7 have taken You BY
surprise by this preeipitaie arowal-do
not blame me. T.. the urgency q my
devotion. the restless impetu7sitv OF tue
passion with which you haze inspired
M. plead in my bshslL Chamomiiia
.Iebones exclaimed the excited youth
in a voice vibrating with uncontroiia1'e
emotion. Il am not responsible for "a
warmth aad tropical luxuriance Of my
nature. ] gas raised IN a warn climate.
NJ. Lsezsr. replied the Young lady
aIwil not pretend @ b. Indifferent =
vour aroual. Among al IF the " or
three. dozen offers 7 haze received tis
year. she went on, moiesly, none
have moved me more sens5.y. None
have appealed more deeply to my feel
ings
-You fl nae with hap
And yet. NJ L-ezer-parloa me Isl
ipte-rupt voa-like an the others you
fail u aparehenl the true nature Of wo-
man. Yoh have 80 conception Of what
makes her highest happiness 1ou ihink
all She wants Is to be loved. I0u DO not
know
Chamomilla, only kaoW thatl-
Mr.. Leezer. has it never occurred 70
thata vomans highest Joy is her capac-
itv for a~elfsacu6ca? You express your
unselfsh love, yoar VIII ugness 70 - To
the ends OF the earth o. me, but Ia re-
turn Won ask nothin. os me but my con
sent to be your wife. Why do YOU not
demand some sacrifice of me? @, Jas
perlr she said. in a voice that thrilled
through the Young mas Whole frame, ~
/ should accept yonr love do yon think
there IS any priyaiiou, any self aonega-
ton that / would not undergo for Won
NO girl" burst from the e%nrsptured
young mans lips, as he seized her hand,
do YOU think / would put yon TO such
q test. my darling? Why, the only sacTi-
fee 1 should ever think Of asking at your
hands would be that you part with that
ugly, swapping, s%ore-eyed poodle in your
lap"
CIiamomillia Johones spTang TO her
feet With flashing eyes and diiatei
n~ostrils she sternly mouoned the young
man away
Part with my beautiful Pitaratl ,
she painted. Jasper leezer, yon cannot
be in earnest
lam responded Jasper, firmly Il
don't like dogs
Then. sir. said She, freezingly, our
paths must separate. have the honor,
Mr.. Leezer. % wish you goodnight ana
goodbye,
shes right, muitered Jasper, as me
walked slowly homeward. Get out you
brute he exclaimed, yiudictively, rs
he kicked a sad-eyed and detected dog
that seemed to DEE trying 90 caitrsie his
acquaintance. She's right. ! ann afraid
/ don't exactly understand women