Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22
ROSALlE1 L? TO DATE,
Without, Independent and Itu.lnessllkc
within. Very Nua:,nnly.

without, Independent and Hu.lncssli1<c
within. Very Vua:.nnly.
met linn on the Elevated tho otlu,1
lay and lle seemed depressed a,nl ut@l
ut spirits.
whats the t;i1tte,'t;" asked |.
Lie flushed III conscious way, and
sud, oh. nothing" Tle1, in tllt
next breath lie added: "Ics there il,
too, and I'm going to tunti}o in You.
lou impress mo AZ the sortof woman
a mun could conii'lo in,
have always battered myself tt,ut
;|r,rc III something III my t;oco that
inspires confidence was pleased to
sec TINT this expression was gcnc1'-
ally ret't,yl1izctl.
I'm in love" hu continued, dies
pe,atcly III love, aud fcf'l sire it is
Il hopeless case don't mini men.
tioning i'r1' maine r, yoa JUDGED,
any man might feel proud Of himself
to think lie WIS i'll love with her
It's Mis* z. TiEtt's why it's No hope
less. Yuu know what Miss T. i posi-
ton IN. SO 10 |. ! know she il q
clever, capable. competent business
woman She fights her own hlttlcs
with the world. and ;4sI;s no odds Of
any}'ctly She il highly respected
Ivy her employers. who recognize her
true worth and her value to them.
She nccsls no help. no protection
from any ont. don't dare to pro.
pose to her OH this account Why.
she'd Just laugh ut nlc f>r my pains.
She would want to know ut what
earthly use could |H IT, her
Il came pretty ne::I' doing it once.
| SAW her at the opera ,nlc night. AMI
she looked su gi1li>l, mil dependent
III her white troel<. with her liair
rtlrt.sl in childish rings about her
face, that nlatlt' up my mind she
iii need n protector that would
propose next day
well. the next day tatnc. and |
to n1"et her in the morning
on her way d',~n town. 1t WAS rain.
ing. She hui on very mannish,
double breasted. long c,t1,ctl mackin~
,t,S}t. Il pair Ut stout lnWts, Il storm
hat and very aggressive umbrella
tucked Under her arm. There were
,1o babyish curls that day. Hnr hair
WIS braided tightly all about her
head, and locked TN ba1sine>slille as
possible. Ny courage failed me- /
>1id to myself that it was all non
sense. That trim. alert, capable
young person didn't need mo or ans
'ther MAJ, ia look after her And 10
didn't propose. Thut's ALL" he
wound up glto1nily
1t happened that the very next
afternoon Miss z, dropped IN for a
title chat t.nd cup OF ten, told
1er the story |,rcnt'sc it WAS too good
~ keep. she laughed a bit. ind then
he sighed.
Yes she said, II dare sayl give
>2oplt, tlAt impression. | intend to,
It least, resolved when first went
mt in thu world To scramble for my.
eli that / wol1ltl never asE any in
[ulgcnco from ;tny one OH account of
ny Sex. ! would put Oh brave
ront anyway. Like Rosalial. I'd
lavea martiul outside, though in my
leart the woman b fusr did lie hidden.
Veil, Your story shows that have
ucceeded, And yet I am woman
till at heart.
II don't like to do things for my,
cit. I'd rather be waited upon,
ared for, watched over by some |
reat. big, delightful man. I often |
,ok ut other women with their hus-
ands and swcetllcarts. and sigh to
omembcr I have none. You would |
OF have believed it, No. | dare say
OF. And probably poor young x.
yould not believe it now. But it is
rue; true Of 1ne aud Of every vvom-
n. No matter how brave and capa-
Ia we may seem, we arc u1l towards
t heart, sVo Ikea man to fight the
'orld for u.s.
And when | looked ut her there
ere two tears slowly rolling down
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