Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09


sauare Enemies--Yhy "1Sab " Likes
Dogs in General and Her own Two IN
Particular.
neutrality-suspicious. OF Gazette AMI Journal
New York, Feb. s-The time Of year
has come when people have eaten and
drunken and been merry until they are
tired Of it, and they wonder what they
shall do next. The girls have danced until
even the slippers look weary; ne young
married women have tlirted until the sight
OF d man is Objectionable; and the men
have fooled and been fooled until even |
making money IS more Interesting, plGk
Cynic Esq, the most 8onght-alier man N I
New York, says he don't know what II all
means, that he remembers when to have a
large circle of acquaintance, and to dine
and dance the winter through meant hap
pness but that nowadays, the buds aud |
the bridesmaids We're absolutely stealing
his thunder and finding everything stale, I
fiat and Improbable MY dear Mr. Richard /
Cynic, the state Of altairsis not due to their |
being too much entertainment, but their |
being too little OF the right kind; and II Is /
the reign Of the young married women |
that has made tile bud ard the bridesmaids |
feel themselves OF no importance
the YorNd MARRIED WOMAN.
It is the Young married woman who tell.
you that the buds bashiulneSs IS al! good
acting; that her shyness is assumed when
she puts on her white gown, and THAT she
is only waiting To be married to show what
she really is 1t is the young married
woman who tells you about everybody
Worries andifrets, calls your attention t.
the vulgarity of the newly rich, when you
had simply thought Of their Blindness,
She tells you of the latest scandal, aHd
gives it a flavor Of great piqnancy nF ald.
ing her own criticism, which is Is puu-ent
as tobusca sauce, For some unknown
g1,a SC Il oft incl m uNpls4 sltt tho
world look wrong to You. II is possible
that you think she is cuNi0us or malicious
My dear boy, it Is nothing pf lhe klht Il
is simply that this is her first season a 4
matron that She hasn't learned how to
live properly, and that physically, she Is
all out Of order.
AN AMATEUR POFT's kNTlunrf.
With the beginning Of Lent she viii be-
come very religious do considerable fast
ing, and, it Is to be hoped, that living low
she may think high. II She doesn't fast,
she will take either to writing POETRY or
hymns: she WILL send the poetry % the
Typewriter 10 be copied, anu she VIII be
mortified when it comes back 70 hcr quite
changed, by the kindness " the young
lady, who plays upon the Ery-, know u
girl who thought She had written some
Thing far above winburue and She wanted
copies OF it sent TO NIL her friends, ltbcgan
this way
Oh. for the days the days that were lrcar,
On, for the liie that was Lad.
Now no self-respec tingtypcwriter would
ever set up such nonsense as that, and sAG
made it
Oh for the days, the days that were clear,
Oh for the lie, the lite tna' was gitl,
Which was much more sensible although
the fool who thought she would have
been pOet-l4ureute, il shr had lived in
England, SAID she WORM MEYER submit
another thing to n material typewriter
4,VrI lIr4r ItI-F oil f14tl
thought il her moan had gone Mp t1r {
little sulphur and mOia7Scs there Wug.l
have been more SENSE in it, Gut tA"n
never had much sympathy with the poets
or that sort, ! mean. OBJECT, first uug
foremost and always 70 the amateur
and most Of all % the amateur pDet
There is q kind that always springs M
about this time IN the year sometime
tcg have their poems published, hpuat
white velvet and send them To tllet
friends and thea their irielgis berpm
their enemies. II is asking a grc.t drnl
ask people to read your poetry; IL j. alrnus
is much a. asking them 70 break IN . dul
~ sew roo% IS rows"
That's what ! am doing ROW. He
young, he is tender, = lpE-ierrior. II
comes from the great ana gl4r.og wr-
and mis- name is ljJttala .'l.A Which nam
being much bigger dian lie s i q
generating into liltl llls intentions ~
good, ana he can drink hi1rO M tHa
any duS eFcF lpet, 4e VI ae ..ea-% i"a
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VINO were y P1MEE N.A',Fe .G W"5 p2i
Just now lLsy LOOK u iiiR III, ',',y,
LoIsiAe ilinl nlA lEEIpyg5'"' A.t
uhle "ieil ne VIZ e.. -, I" H2ll l,...'.''.'
dog, The other dog, srf5F nj hiln.4tu.l f.
give him tur existing tiWt gQst DaaW til
are not going 10 fcep j!4a. .pflUt EtilH.U
II isn't dog nuttl Ne miserable AaH'
beings are inclined Is be- 61"u On &
Young OF our KIND: WailC Llfr EpE~. Vu
III their generation tprgFp tHNm t4
folly, ana after ALLOWING ticu ta ga&
little knowledge 81 the world, thrash la
ignorance ont Ut Chem.
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