The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-04

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al nesrg cAy~siY - their nposlseFs assd
wtsh lasS7s evsysyfoaicrsng at t1sg wicked
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So tisose wtse understand hsr. l. The
Aasiss-Inaian SPIN sn her see.asd -.
srn; iaRt tts girls II AnseErca arc afsseu
ami e-7yosad tiem all They ars clsvvF.
tisey can talk: ga. Il b sald. they esn
think, Certainly bscy haSe 40 appsar.
ane>s Il - doing which i deli=lstsully
aee pssva Tlssy arv original. Ani to.
Eatd yaa with unaleasllssi cSsys A. e ,sfs-
t4r g4i ehg look - her hr,stisss Tlssv aso
instructed, too. in ;l.n folly aad vanity
e tbs made mirsd, for they have asssrssi-
atei wlgh bnys Erosa tahvhsssi an,i can
ai-ceTnsngiy minister to both Vtoy "a
pleasantly Snuh The i,a~sss=ss.ss, 1ley
f~ssaSs. msrcover, hfe Among iacHa-
selves, independent Il ans masculine 49,
~ssiasiouS They have aS1icti"s aEll
cluls and unlinsifs~i tea Sights whoTc al
the guests auo girls They arv SELF izss-
s,'sssd without parting with any tender.
ness that II thesy scN right They under
stand. They can take care of themselves.
They ar su lcrhly independent Mben
yoa ae4 them what make tl,cm -
charming they say: 1t Is tecause $50
are better educated than your girls AGi
We are more sstcihle In regard e. nseE.
We have good times all around. hit
aren't taught t. regard every man as a
possible husband. Nor Is hs expected Ia
marry toe first girl ho calls on regularly
Yes they have good times. Their free
dom is larss aud they do not ai,usa il.
They can go driving with young men
and reccivs, mods from young men u ala
extent that would make an English
mother wink with horror; and neither
driver nor drivee have a though. beyond
the en- loymont If a coed time.
:" But this freedom Of The young girl
has it, drawbacks. She isl s8y il with
nli reluctance ~ irrcvercnt rom her
forty dollar bonnet "a the buck - GA her
eighteen dollar shoes. She taiks flip
PANTY to iter parents. She las a pre-
scriptivc right 70 the society 81 the man
who arrives The parents bdmit It.
This * Sometimes embarrass ng, .vpc-
cially when you call on a mn \ and MS
wife for fhc sake OF inform ton; the
one being merchant Of Vari I knowl-
edge, the other woman of i.4e world
In five minutes your host has vanished
In another five his wife has followed
him, and you are left alone with very
charming maiden doubles, but GER
tainly not the person you cam. to sec.
The American of wealth Is owned by
his family. They exploit him for bul-
lion, and sometimes it seems g. mo that
his lot II lonely one Nothing IL too
good for an Americans dauf htcr. Il
speak here of the moneycd class - Tho
girls take every gift as IA matter OF
course. And yet they develop greatly
when catastrophe arrives aud tho man
of many millions goes up OF goes down.
His daughters take To stenography or
typewriting. / have heard many tales
OF such heroism from the lips Of girls
who counted the principals among their
| friends.