The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-05-27
TWIXT CUP AND LIP.
UIoyelyl Isn't she?'

stLovelyl Isn't She"
eyes She's pretty girl
Certainly she puts 80 shame the love-
lest wild rose that-that ever grew on
hedge. But you don't seem to understand
that don It care for mere prettiness In
woman g face. It is soul that l look Tor.
81 see. You like it in the face Personal
" ] am content with it in its rightfui
abode-namely, the body
sYou talk like "a Look here! Drop
humbugging. If a person has great deiai
of soul-by which mean feeling, lntelh-
pence and all that-it always looks out OF
| the eyes, doesn't 1t?
| eyes 1 agree with you there, but the
point is that something very like 1t OFTEN
| looks out of the eyes-somethlng, grant
| you very fetching and fascinating, Dut
| when you try and get behind it you ma
! it's nothing but a little bit of affectat1on-
| Why. after all being soulful or the reverse
| is only a matter of fashion
| ooh. I can't talk to you. Your ideas OF
| women are all aDonlhapie TOT, Joo "
excuse my saying So
aDon,t mention it. All the game, ! /
know more of women than you do. LIN
only putting you on your guard. len me
some more of your golden haired goddess.
| Cant you be serious? I'm in earnest
| this time. 1 want to talk seriously apous
| her want to know what you THINK Oh
her.
Gwen. think she's pretty; think her
eves Arc blue and guileless; think her
hair the brightest and her figure the neat
| est have ever seen, and l think nave
met her before somewhere. Yet she oluh =
seen, to remember me, did she? 1t must
? | have been before went to tue cape Lev
: me sae-tYo years ago. Tell me, has she
q ever loved before? For surely, Win SO lnucL
!, beauty and soul yours is not the f1rst heart
: she has taken captive
"Iook here Drop poetry Ihab Jus.
+a11 Won
NV Iyord Won make it SO jolly hard Tor
l. ob.n To tell YOU anything. What's come
a o,ar -ou9 One would think by the way
d | YOU talk about women tha5 you u oee :,
/. crossed in love or something, only can !
a tbink anv woman would be such an ldlot.
- 7 sunnose YOU'RE about the most popular
u nan about town Why don't you drop
- cynicism and get marrledF ~,
1e "Neyer mind me, you were going 20 tel
me that
IA .Sbe's been engaged before"
Id "Well that not serious. hloso vi .iioii
have Who broke it OF!
of course You don't imagine an!
fellow who had once won her GEAR H'li
heart would part with 1t In hurry "
re- youa From all l can make out tue liitli
90 was a lazy scoundrel, and she, 10 snos
ht 90, the good sort she is, didn't care Z
"a - nan who lounged about all hi
be | DAYS and never exerted hl1nseu W WIZ
he for her"
icy ..a aau NC ~ 49, - 600 a year. What
,ks ~ III Iite her2 OF course natura
ese Iy she wants, with her good LOOKS, " n ,:'
some sort of "a position in town one' LII
the Good angel she is, tried to spur MIN q
to work, but he as good as told her tnat
90 600 q year wasn't enough ZOE nei' We
it ought to be, or something IKE liza
Then he went abroad
<.n (Tom Goring to himself) 10 the Cal
1AIoud) sYess Anything else?
ives Not only that, but he was q GO
foundedly jealous brute.
Absolutely without causeF
oOf course, Just as though glri WI
her lofty ideas would stoop 70 ~ ~ -
when she was engaged to be married.
az, ools here Malcolm, you take her pa
Naturally you're bit down on the en-
80 She was engaged to. D'you think 1t $ gu
fair when you've only heard one sl'
Suppose 1 told you l knew the leiio"
was engaged TOT
vs. s.O,Iite RIGHT. 1 admire you for it,
hose give the other fellow a chance ana
airs. before YOU leap. Love is all very We'll
az beware of infatuation, my boy You
. the known her how long?
esTwo months, and I've seen her e'
dav Last night, as you know, she iAcct
rose "A,d vour s1O, 900 year and your
The Two ebance-a very good one-of a pt
and netcy. No, don't get up; keep calm. q,
While want to see you make a mess Oh ssUur
ver's First of all, when you began ~ an 20 i,
,ked, her l Thought u "as aI,1,, ,,ou conld
lo"" care of Yourself But, upon my WORD, 20
"a hit too trllstful, not to say green !or
wicked world; so, though don IKE
terferinc, I'll just tell you something
sing oIidrht +o know. and then you can thin
| V.
;es in | moro to saw You've known mo all
-anch iifa-bayen't you?-and you profess,
way lieve. to have good opinion OF me.
sim any rate you know I'm not a mar.
& has the leuow e n aors He wasn't a
"iao sort; a bit lazy, perhaps, Dut SUN.
were ANYWAY he's got heaps of friends
j art want to say anything bad Oh your
and fiancee but just this-she never sp'
ances, him ON to work. She knew "orh = wa
lists it of the question for him. ne Masn 81
o,,or | 1Tounr, moor chap. Had to winter al
T1,a | occasionally and that sort OF th1ns-l
mo serious When she heard MS III
sunip was only paltry 81, 1000 year, snt
'es, no set about finding an excuse 10 DC o.i0
voices uOnce. with his own ears, accluei
result tbis fellow overheard her talking t
afford dearest girl friend, and this was VIVA
mod said, L haven't the hearV 70 piea an,
eneral | with him. he's so much III loVe' pu
~,,.nv inst flirting about all can SO thit ut
Iuduy 49, - hocI- ONT Of it. , -
" that nave an $3.50 hD1;nva It rs gross sla
ton in 70, -t'id oct hold OF that fellow, by
ter as ia thr,sh him. That's his story.
t from should you believe i5 more than hers
a mat bring ue face to face with thae
say to that's all"
remain ''Thst's very easily uohe
lat you Wh't you 1910 Ih. ), Ct Paul's.
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