Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-02-22
Matter of Opinion

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~ rrpr are degrees in friendships,
i"' nun 9-a tRore are no degrees in love.
eN' mole W, other love or we do not"
'Je' ire -.,s tone of tinality in Kate
~ ssentlg W., rofce-a depth of conviction
Il ala ...,+nd her friends attention.
)ut b Iibr J1 sls'N , 90 - iyoto ~ T didn,t
aedea 81 lAlaLL'ouC '-S,n al ro,,,. ednoirn1.s
Pissafe ,,,Ioagtb | would think you had
n.y. ~, So ,- surrendered that proud citadel,
cts, aekls rharJ
,r+ saall rfcbt had fallen; the room was
60, M M shadows. and trN crimson wave
sea go d oyprspread Kat@'g face, painting
, !, r!sst ars and neck and brow a vivid
ne mine was lost upon her companion.
I'll feadIE did not reply Ior d moment w nen
hi ,#j her tone was low and even as
rm foolish Amy" she said, trying
JUlRF aek lightly. Il wish you would
,orss.,. aof weaving rOmances about your
-as Believe me, real, living char
II 49, ey are not nearly so satisfactory as
Iestsar accommodating puppets OF the nov
IFS brain. The heroine in a novel
q AZ a, ny does the proper thing at the
'ort4sna -er time, and in the end either mar
n = the prince Of her dreams, and lives
niIilans rfy ever afterward or nobly and
ka h ~ 1qfshIy gives him up to the other
d. and is sWeetly resigned all the
ne Of Il xdher days. Which would you do if
rUere in the heroine's place"
Why I'd marry the prince, Of course!
n ~ III grand heroics for mew returned
l.sssA d e 1y promptly and decidedly.
/ Iknlls But if the other girl loved him very
1Skall Il and her life was cramped and
- EOw And if you had everything else
1.-The world to make you happy? Don't
think it would be your duty to re-
ign him to her when she had only that
a nhDg and you had so much?"
Hghnds were clasped tightly in her
80 l9 and her voice had grown earnest
81 .plSe
80 If he loved me, I'd marry him. l
Mould not think the other girl would
Tgj MIN if he loved me! And, besides,
STOuldn't be fair to him. His happi-
SS ought to be considered, too"
- But if he were brave and noble and
10s? To such a nature would not
knowledge Of having fulfilled a
@T-at whatever cost of pain to him
~ @t-Orng happincss?"
- You are getting beyond my depth, ;"
ND Amy, shaking her head.
he had known her first, and had
- ven content and happy until he met
4 n .a' Kate demanded with strange in
Tays @ence Would it be right for you to
u,al 'Ae her all when you already have so
49, ,gch?
has lou are Illogical, Kate. You do not
MI ~@aer the happiness of the prince.
L 'ol MY point of view, it would sim
" De sacrificing two lives instead of
& We 10 give him up"
{ Vl no, no, n0"' Kate cried, striking
Ii "~ahdS together with sudden yehem-
I'd Why, Kate, one would think the
L S@y real and you its heroiner ex-
~~4ed Amy, laughing. You have
= ~@eu Your vocation. What pity that
go va 0Se the wealthy Miss Gordon-ex-
]. Is -S'e taStjdious-else you might
g sac sensation on the stager'
w 10 60 and in the sudden glare of
,I~t light she was startled by the
WA u suffering on Rates face
Aa'e' you are i'll. And I have tired
y. out with my long visitr' she cried
',4 conjunction.
Al" My head aches and the weather
%~eW1at depressing" She pushed
-~F back from her temples with a
,.,~''"r nervous movement chat told OF
rs AF.eS>ed feeling of some kind. 81
,..'>e shall see you at the Grant
~ "-nlght:" she said, accompany
: ~5r friend to the door.
y LEY stepped into the hall they met
-, - VINO had evidently just come i'll
~ 4e street. 1t was raining. and
,g-, INV was a suggestion of dampness
', sc bis clothing.
To-, ,o.'4'alternoon, Miss Gordon he
~, III a quick, eager tone, his dark
s., ~shung and softening uncon-
h ~s>e was no light in the hall. and
h., Is Went no farther than Hates
Ga, he was oblivious of Amy's pres
:, Your father in? must see him
r,s, V~ce' l have discovered a flaw
ro.. am afraid vii necessitate a
Mn UeIay in the work. Part of it
rs, lave to be constructed on a new
BsS W. VIII find papa in the library, AR.
Inc color had come back into