The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-08-16
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<<HOWI77
a Password to Paradise.
BY GWENOOLEN OVeRTON.

@'4NAN tA4t hummer VI WHY = III which
You can test wNman's beauty and prove
that ii is vain. You can see her after She
has danced until dawn and drives home
III the cold, blue light. You can drop in
upon her when her ncglisee is such in
reality and not matter of ruiiies and
lace. You can see her rise dripping from
the surf, no daughter of foam and fire.
but creature Of dank locks and purple
lips Or YOU can look at her after She
has gone twice round the links in the
blazing sun and the dust frausht wind.
All these are likely to convince You of the
d"ceitfulness of beauty But some wo-
men are so fair as To bear each and all of
These tests. Yet if you We're 10 put them
IN a smoky, close sleeping car anywhere
between. say, Tucson and Yuma. at the
middle of an August day, they might
then become, as every one else. so ugly
that il would increase your l-liucsS ana
bad temper To be forced to look MI them.
hen woman under these last coudi-
tons is still pleasant to contemplate. YOU
may set it down that her charms are real
and enduring.
Harrington did SO in the case Of the
,ri1l In u.,ti,,, . n
hin,yaIe o,, AK H. ne was III section d
but shn facaj ,La ' Ti,.,, ''S ,4.I'u 10 h''n'
sil.rat.l,. l,,,ilt j., ~ mn W. - con,
ne sat SO that he could watch her re-
bor Io,1. L,;, ~, -ieI ne Hou'0 see
looked snrt NH MN an"
that curl,l M, ,i..l,,,r' ,',.3 " "a "l,tS
dav .r.v. bottor MI 49,, a. we
Thought ,l,,,t Era,.,J, - ~
one. road v.Io., L.r.i,', -, -, i-"N
folos qu frissoiert a,,',, -. - ;,
He had al0.av. Itl,.J tlat ;5., I '',..i n.y.
never seen # raoliyo3 mil -, '''''
There were only fonr r.,,Io J., ..o
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mark ON HAIR nan. Nv, !, H.. ~ ny
ned r. hon sot,Iol nj IL; '"I
nor been ahIo - ..,.t ~ ','''
lance of II TTo Io5 tria.l "l'..,1
Naitber MA i. I.,.,, lin. -
his courarr In ~. [,.i,,t - up
the conductor H.. AKA ,1. t...l;''. :. a.;
cus>in. women vim NIX fr., ~,
he mt H.. f.,t ~, -, Ill., .,..:.
and leaned hazel, oni u.st1i.oi ,L'' t..,,7','
folio, and nnt.d MAJ. ,.r'...l,.
flushed ana vybo,
laShes made nm ba. cbnnls ;ta ~. ,,
have hpen - far ,,I.o..,,,,. H.. -
cou)J have talked - M
The prosnnct LevonI ,ba o;,,.1.. -,
was so monotoro,is ma - - : ''''' :,
putting il varv nncb NM, r,;1,r,i M.
harrington al ,.pan IN" 'I -. ''''.''
run in lis boad ,,.,,;.L ~, e"I "
itsaIf hrt u.bon !, t;,,,ai ;..@Ie .''0.,-H III
runnntv-rrron 80 ~ 'Ne "
ruunetv-,.r,n', y, ~, ,Ihl(I..
to drive soI,or ,,a,, .. ,I,.;,'i. ri
reason Uorrin,,,an IA va. -l.H ~ onlS
hacause no bod orraa,l,. Ia '0II .%9
Of hear and bo 1,os ot,,i5 - ~.
ion If ,bo c;,I pa.i1., :. a. 1piIi
face "And tran,bI,,d r.;th toan' 80, -. LIS
frovn''-tbe wheel. ,roro - - , 9ul
eIo,,.lr IN, 49,. ~.
uncertainty ~ ir,arrnn.;,n ~ - 'usl, ~
rol saonnnco - tb;,',.s +to+ en- '"e iia'
train sIows down ;9 th@ -, li'i', .,' u
nroirio Tbo so,,so.ta,, 80 49, - ~
rather Mo !, ~ t.a;,, 80 80 LOO, -
airhral,e bi.sod tn oil ~. IT.,
tbo+ lat va, boor ~ III -
your VEINS until there was the crunch of
footSteps on the cinders beside the track.
harrington put up his window and
oho,,. ,,.h.oI &c ~ - p''i5
tho r;,.,in,, tons 80 - ba,,,,,,l. ,,,(,, i'',
toId tho storr i vol l"' ha, b upoH i'on
rincton soid "I1on, ~, on3 dr,,r !, IL.
head Prattr soon be c.ot ', nm nnd , ~ ' on
his hat and lo;tnrcJ ont W-bnn to bod
ioinod tho rrorn ba glancoJ alo,,o y, ~
car The girl WINS leaning ont of Ln.
window 10 fet tbst in ti,u oo 90 20 a,n aS
qnnrv ono should rot hor,1Io a si+,o+inr
T., s., a', 10 ~ ''''''''-e q s, ~