Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23

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dAmopgathe 5other women In the
woodland hotel, far in that massive
fcrest which parallels the southern
shore of Lake Superior, Constance
l'enrhyn. st9ood alone by reason of her
beauty and her wealth. She was ,2S
ryears oad, of large graceful figure,
dark neraga eyes. lblaeki aeyebrows.
raven htajT and A s9QPpplesTSiippe pf, pure
white and Red. Her splendid face
wore q 7sweetls seriods LOOK and she
seemed anseltcontainedi woman Of
mind and Id / hearth IN sheE ten sseaspns
OF society she had seen no man whom
| she could love- iSiihi had ibeepfwooed
laEdsptly. bit shladt rsmsdpe d, ices 1T
had been her fate to arouse the desire
of possessiofT III niany Men. wherever
she Ewantf there, were lovers signing
in beG tHain, 80 They eanld1 not say
that she treated them. unfairly, or
that bne way more 'esteenied than an
iotherl q One and aii4 theys@ereI cotir-
teously received and, when their times
came, s'as ebufteous1y though firmly
} dismiss eds She ofteh ltoldtherseIf that
she, could not understand lpye;aithat
she had no inherent incapacity to loye
1 and that She Wotfld die an old maid.
!, She believed thisJGtft JEAJ ftss th19
B must be understood that, she had
no irremovable prejudice against
[ rratrimohy or insensate desife to pre-
F'ssfye her freedom at any tcost She
,was co9gipqed that woman is incom-
plete without marriage and she would
have asstimee gladly The duties OF
-Yifehooyd If she could have found a
man TO win her heart. This man had
never corfe, and now, although she
did not aoolp to be, older than %, she
viewed the, n ear app ppash of the .thir,
ties with disquietude and the, prospect
81 "a 1oteress. chfldIess age had no
,ehaniaS for herA ,SS % sa2!rq ."l2
noThese t,wereatha. men AT, this hotel
who loved her and wanted, her; ,I8.
Erasmus Moody, professor Of. politi.
cal Ieeonohy' In state university.
a slight nervous man with eyeglasses
and a tehdeficy To dyspepsia, who re.
Jbiced I'M d 4lowlof language and had
a. bell IL thatEwisdom must appeal to.
woman of Miss Penryhn's intellect
aai BROW !" she discussed coinage with
him. oensahbtion!p pfodtetion band
kinfdred stSnigs3 and eseeuEsd ,tns enjoy
him nightly He was afraid rot the
water and as she spent much OF her
time on,f 81 in,!'the 'Aakeihe was haGdi.
eappedr5ln iGoIf SQSI ~ GG5l
Herbert Graham, S3jyeaTsi old law
yer In excellent practice; good look
iRs,n AHt saet,tsh good looking asi9 -he
thought himself: T. rather, A., coqkspre.
than and a bold Wooer lie valued the
Sthef lightly land shad ''fet certain Of
sAc9sssss since, she had ttolhi him chat
to put q. ivy IN tears, pr SWAY the.
multftude from the, musings seemed
to5hef tfes greatest and! most tfesirs
ablen achievement possibleutoa man. !
sGe0rge Tyeyanion, physician GSltean
and modest fellow enough somewhat
basffoi, WHO never had aytftohght Of
gainingsabs prize and sfacedihdmself
greatly, worshiping ifEa cgp, d aiiar! and
gloomily.
!. Gaade, MaSne DELAY poet aah waat
eT f9r,hthe mgaagazipsass, IN 1gpgr baiFE.
yandyRe Beard and bpb-tailed coat
sith AaQeieet' tohat, wtfbp poifeAii mti6A'
seed sinditing1xsqsss santpmnaa
80 y h .eeerhgAa Ytthgllshanaa s;
glance, lance anS pants. A yell
lo~fVaage hafsslHdae -fsyae. ftkay.
aado faif eyes (which hreliea IN ees tasy
on vi slight nravaffAtiolH "a stEq9g saveE.
sion TO bodily exercise, ,.put a pen.
cifaht tfo4 moonlight st76fHo aid 'ddiet
afooEAaadaaret nahere&aSa ishtasn6s,sh
tag Esa4aiBBg4 hiF ipansqsfinaeqa suffer
ers.,
ss5hnI Haaft8onds, itio uaahaafoasis
dubbed the G,ibaaad meytsayi effeas fve
to, three Of the pider, rivals. This was
a. Ns. seosefy butit toftNS Of rs. fresh
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