The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-15
Tne LOVE LETTERS o. An IRlsn lAsSIe.
lAn Risats 2sservsdl
LETTER FOUR.-Concluded

LETTER FOUR.-Concluded.
Although you have said before that you in doubt
whether you loved her. Now my dear boy think your
description Of Miss Laura beautiful little girl basel
eyes and brown eyes, and brown hair fair complexion
lovely She young yet and perhaps has been led
aDe the great necessity Of becoming christian in her early
youth think person Is never too young think she
lady in every OF the word.
Boys will be boys and girls viii be girls invariably they will
work against each other II Miss L. quick and strict OBJ
she lost great deal Of her respect Mr. B. When
you bear lady gentleman spelk highly Of Others
consider them people, but hear them trying
degrade others in society very weakminded think both
OF those two young entirely woaced. glory in her
pluck for telling him which she liked best 1t would
have served him right she had told him tend his
business Perhaps she did. His eyes charm her for
time, but the most charming will in time become less
charming and the demure actor will along with bis
charms hidden for time; like the precious little pearls they
have be sought after and gathered by while
actors gathered gross time bis will dimin
h aud she will be busy gathering the others charms and in
time he will be beautiful in her sight (hough his eyes be
not bueblack tempestuous night she will herself
Would that life long evening, and his eyes
the only stars that shone within my skies Maybe she will
always say herself will whisper it your ear and
it will send thrill Of Joy your heart Dear Frank you
acted noby although your patience has been tried the
most you have borne all heroicay and you will reap
your reward. Patience s virtue You young and
it not for to tell how to her affection
all young acquainted with such schemes think
Miss l.. undecided for time but also think
evident that she has taken you preference
two and he her father thinking great deal Of you would Of
have influence with her. For very disagree
able to young lady to keep company with any young
that her parents dislike So there is where the boys
stumbling block and your stepping She gave
fellow up very easily I'm thinking easy for her to
think very much of him. For she had thought more of him
than when her father him his walking stick she would
not have gone With her father knows
he thinks good deal Of Every sign your favor
far my comprehension goes And thinking that you
know you win her you and you try to win
her, FRANZ,
Frank, will endeavo to show you different girls
think which would make the best wife, and you to tell
me. have in my mind which would.
The FIRST will be highly educated, splendid performer
the piano. and able to sing like nightingale like
fairy Her parents have granted her every heart
She belle in society las many gentlemen admirers and
tries capture all their hearts by her playing singing dancing
and smooth flowing conversation. As she room
eye follows her beautiful stately figure dressed in the
most costly clothes and many inquiries made and comp
ents spoken You hear the young her perfect
angel She is my ideal She meets with very young
and she captures him and he wins her Affection she
has. She is too gddy be the possessor Of q love-
The second girl in moderate circumstances just toll
cradle good education sing play the piano not
much for dances, but for painting and fancy
work She is not beein society, but very demure loving
and good christian. Her chief delight trying to make
cheerful and beautiful home She loved by all know
e' W. s' " 'ey s'ucs'e !ouns an VINO nihks ne would
like to have her for hepmae in le he offers her his noble
heart and gets in return sincere and everlasting love- Which
is the happy man? expect you'll think very strange Of me
asking you all this, but have object in it, Don't apply
either Of these descriptions Miss L. for don't know
whether either Of them would fit her not presume
parts would suit her, and you know parts think
Miss L. would make good wife, and more think you can
win her, Frank if you going try want you
to tell me, will you, And don't want you any more
letters like you have, you going make love to her.
WANT
But don't want to quit corresponding don't think
that will be necessary And will very
soos will be ia great suspense until know your decision
Frank, haven't got picture yet do 90 bad
have been looking for it long Send soon - you
get through with it, Dear Frank do you still expect come
and see me Christmas' do hope wont disappont
But suppose you decide Miss you come Frank
expect think this terrible letter. but describe
my feelings wouldn't think stranee and any part don't
suit you, don't Be afraid speak out and tell mo I've lit