The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-06
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Ne vorls Things she couid nave dons. ana
q Ienesn greW rsckiesa. lnsy qusneaed
- only - unconesaas man ana woman
can 40 asser masuaee. ns'ne we cno'ccst
language charged WIN NE ustssfess venom.
ana Nm. Strangely enou9n. was the
butterfly who oecame ffauocaliy jealous OF
her handsoms husband. There was no
cause. bus gToundiess 1easousy - the most
unfeas0nause o pee0one. ana needs almost
nothing upon which % go.
think neither Douglas nor Lucille viii
ever foeDot To ofoWning ct ~ their folly
nor ~ eeene. Il was one Decembef night,
Lucille had ssoa1 up" Tor her husband, who
suppoeod that she bed eone 10 "A enter
tainment q one 81 the most fashionable
houses IN thetY eircle. And, By the war,
this ssnittine up" IT. man II always moro
or less o. thunder In ITSELF Unless the
head of the family asks HE wife 70 wait for
him ahe'd bettsr not do II Mem hate % be
watched; II any are not Trustworthy,
watching only makes matters worse, and
the hest Of men have 90 much contrariness
In their make-up thatf wife seems TO
havs undue curiosity ~ TO their rnovsments
they are quito apt 10 crafty Il In more or
less disagreeahle way. according to the man.
Mr.. Marvin came home q midnight.
He had been delayed - downtown hotel
by . business appointment with . man
who had but three hours to spare in the
city. Unluckily tho train Was three hours
late. and the AFFAIR which Douglas expected
70 have settled before o'clock was mol
arranged till nearly midnight He should
have explained this TO Lucille, but Mr..
Marvin vas very proud man. and. like
others oe bis sex. ~ befofe mentioned
possessed Of considerable obstinacy.
Lucille. IN full dress. was alone In the
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