The sun., 1901-03-17

for whom that light does not fadel And
yet a woman can see q mans fanlfs-con-
found it.--and love him just as we'll
Nomore Of the province OF the imagination
or fancy in love. but hear the Bafdto T'mes.
that photographer OF love- define II and
stick pin through it;
Love Ia an emotion carrying with IL an unceasnT
longing - be IN the presence of the object OF aneesoh
a thrll at the touch Of the hand; desire 70 ehaee
ones personality for the glory of the other; unhappy
ness II one fears ono Is not all in ALL an unforeseen
capacity FOR jealousy for scf'debaseneh'' io' sach
nce; an eAhilsratlon abnormal Il one believes The
love returned.
Well. there the young person In niagara
Falls has her formula, and by comparing
her definition with her diary she may learn
where she's at. But most people don't
consult the dictionary to find out when
they're in love. They usually know when
they're in love and they don't waste any
time in trying to define the indefinabis.
How? Find out for yourself. And We
suppose that the curious In these subtleties
would hold that the love Of woman for man
and the love OF man for woman are dlner-
ent things, and that no two persons feel
the passion or sensation OF love in exactly
the same way. Eut let US get down to
earth with these questions of our somewhat
sceptical friend. the Lockport Rcr'er'
is the grand passion characterized By all these
thrill, and qusvers and cold Chills and fever flashes
and yearnings and desires tH sractpent anG debase
men, and elevation and exhiaraton and--and Other
,hinxs' II this diagnosis Of the symptoms Is correct
most ~ us would rather have the grip the measles
N, N jumps the chck.npox OF = lnosi any other o'd
thing than be allie ted with that mysterious level'f'
Love
These Lockport comparisons are not
odorous. Love Il disease only as poetry
Is a madness. Let US stick TO tropes and
keep away from Boards Of Health The
atmosphere wouldn't be so affected 10y
complaining lovers slghs II love were
always a, catching as many poor devils
would like to see 1t. And the symptoms
vary with the patients Lord BYRON and
JEREMY BRSTHAM, SAPPHo and Mrs. Ma
rIoN, GRApcRIND and Tom PINCH cannot
love in the same way 1t il not the fashion
IOE lpNtIN W 'Nl' ~ ''''' WV
hy disorderel attire; and We believe that
no restrictions are placed upon their diet
DEspRMoSA would be divorced ani moi
strangled IN these more comfortable t!mes
and HAMLET, after a few months in the
sanitarum. would marry the fair OPHELlA
HoRArto making an admirable best man
Yet every day the news columns show that
love Is still strong as death, Jealousy a'
cruel "a the grave. But we can turn aside
from these weak or incorrigibly violent
natures In Niagara Fails and BuffalC
and Lockport, We hope. things are more
TRANQUIL and the shafts Of love are gentler
Some charming uncertainty. some pleasant
pain. may these be all the fortunate hav,
TO endure and may tho wearers OF th'
willow have better luck the next time!
Really, in spite OF the fact that outsiders
often see that JoHH Doe Ia in love witt
RICARDA RoE before thick-vltiel JoH>
sees il and in matter, OF love all men are
compared with women. a. nj: and fire com
pared with pig iron really we had sup
posed that the chief trouble in love was no
20 much in finding out you are in love a.
in inducing the party Of the second par
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