The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-22

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4 4 ,u.s. in the Mirror Interest
!. Rabbit
=, the new baby has lapsed
'l' IA or ancient baby, 1t has re-
/, I'm the name a few vanishing
Is,ics which, even in their
~. reveal the preponderat-
..nee Of the old. The new
n,ber is still able to take com
ne shreds and patches Of his
,,ys the New York CONNER
s,,.rtiser. His suppression of the
|,,rt in the helpless days Of her
/ ! Youth. when for the sake of
IL he kept her in a dark room
s.ssde her the pleasures derived
4, from the pleased idiocy of
~. people who like to dandle
\, has modified, even in these
| he baby's emancipation, her
and Intrinsic character. With
u vanQuished father points to
that until recently the new
mia not talk. 1t is true that
IVA vocabulary is small for an
Il its age, but of late she has
s,etching the few words at her
With accumulated intensity OF
!, and the obvious meaning OF
.,anees is that the old female,
ne father sought to suppress,
~ within her. On Christmas
tsbys uncle brought her a live
nly few weeks old, an albino
Nh eyes and nose, and Q white
bty The new baby said, mo,
mn the rabbit for the FIRST
mDei into its gaze, thus show
good old feminine conserva-
hard strangers. But this stran-
pretty and young, and soon
lie instructive love for the
IN the new baby's soul. Her
Is bulged toward it many min
! silence as it darted about
xng the new baby's mother,
iks the movements of the rab-
4 Illogical. The new baby
away with an anxious gesture
u~ adult who approached the
d her study.
t was that she began to show
NJ solicitude for what is young,
4 cute, that is so characteristic
has come to us all along the
smale history that it must
rred pang to the new babys
He connected it, no doubt,
new baby's pity for the sew
5s head in the rug. 1t harked
The existence of a soul in the
", the development of which
have narrated in a former
and which the father regard
sgn of emotional weakness.
the same way that the Ger
nosopher, Nietzsche, regards
pity for pity in the modern
y, thinks Nietzsche, introduce
Christian religion, and fos-
wagner, is a disintegrating
civilization, and with all old
IS people, ought to be elm
mat the new baby is afflicted
modern disease and has a
essence of which, perhaps, is
manifested again, to the faith
Saled pain, apropos of the rab-
soon the delicate new baby,
slyatism overcome, beamed
md protection. The father
with a ghost of hope in his
!" 10 you want the rabbit?"
shouted the infant, with all
Inled emphasis of a long line
IN her voice, and with the
Ped unction poured into one
sccount of her small vocabu-
: :. y words the new baby pro
Win hesitation, feeling that
meaning overlaps and she is
i've about agreeing with what
quite certain of, but when
uYld word which fits a Vivid
Y thunders it forth with q
JOY in mere expression
Aes the father tremble at tht
literary decadent. So, witt
lndence that she had hit the
the new baby shouted
large portion of the remain
new baby's vocabulary i:
gly used apropos of othel
pretty things. She knows
leans when she sees her owl
=" ue mirror. She caresses
Iu' hair, and commends will
~ emphasis with which sh,
eI lie rabbit, the baby in tn,
~ possessing something 81
ac' She states with great dis
, VI 700, that she has a slipper
sht blue in color, and yer,
lHA she Enthusiastically points
~ that her hood and he
He not so bad; indeed, quit
lDeI She does not feel the linn
saos vocabulary when she come
un' with the radiating realit,
D 81 s as young and pretty a
, go Is as if she recognized tina
iarS represented her platoni
nen' dlsinterested embodiment
] ID Nular erscheinung here an
to y mas pleasingly existed 70
to p and of the beauty and de
to . which she may unhesi
coutln confident and say "Sure!
cOno strength of her lungs. Tn
however. is doomed to