The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02

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viii not despair OUR !, el ,,v e
rya i1nnaiE be ready e oppe oSvts Wien
e Se asa,n shai be condition e
ascertain how far he has prosrees sssa, Il
have some things must ttle PEI y
ait SUI. sure III tat d dodin in bet
ter Observation-Disclosures regard tharl an -.
BY give something to oW.ncoW
,na sh l IL SsKEs sign e
he had oven moved III tho matter 4. as,,,
Doe. It bea It's me- blest - do s,an y
MISS Darrow 7, na ~ m
for someone, WA y-tllld may 7niy ~
her for some time yet',,, ], 4 = ~, at,y
did as he requested ana, i = ~, u' M.
!aass isi'a3 Hs!ss,GnnI
Sure. stli she said nothing 70 T Y vIa1t.
such a superstition on my parI, INA ylsi ~
atland every dnXI 20 him. and also
to carry him lis mail FOR he had rs az L.
tera,Ined orsn,s, eq'l sra q ~
these Incidents been perfectly candiIa1'
both as regards NY friends and my Is /,
that may, y, e s,n 1,,,yca y
like manner to the e., - - s urrins ne
Silence, ana confess myscl -.
some things Of which you VIII p Pc ~ p,
think may well be ashame "a, 4 r,itl,
One ! reason t SSwiyIiI went to Maitland
new quarter so ten and stayed y !. mere
n la eto relieve him Of his Wa with
telephone receiver strapped 70 ,n,y,rAf{h "a
ear. Ind my eyes fastened upon Ip,o,,1 tI liz
screen Of the camera obscure y, Wonia ~
E ~ the npSF syshS next tns
for . numbergo days 70 e ease my
console telling myself - was wa
not a1eommon eavesdropper This per- ,r
n1itted me 9togretan a sort Of quasi self
respect for a day or two TIL my honesty
rallied forced me ~ ,ntanfs
forming d dlsreputnble act for the, gratii,l,,5
me deter,n,need q G ms
a. Was rShsst Won You viii perhaps
fancy n1s I'll that when arrived 5at this de-
Scision once Smended my ways .an an re
signed seat q observation pr = ,o $n Mhis
doubtless. should have done, ~ we
falble human beings governed our Y, !; o..
duct by our Knowledge Of what Is right.
sires and emotions are the determil,niing
factors of human conduct, / dtd nothing
of the Sort simply watched. there :, "a gay
after day, with q cver-increasing. alvld NY:
until at $length,I got to be Stmpatientsor OF
the duties that took me away gand more no re
than half incl ned to neg ect them.
sE4 r shall gain nothing by attempting 70
make YOU believeSit was the man In the
ineghboring room hat interested me. SO !
shall not essayISit.} i confess, with a.
feeling Of guilt because I am not core
ashamed Of q it--that It was the young
5ladyEwho attracted me. on VII, ~ trust,
assume i \ had Senough Interest III $ier
father to PALATE my conduct IN :mea s.
tire. 5 Be generous il In MAJ your JUG
iment How do VOC know lyouaWil not Pc 2,
In the same predicament? Think Of it!a
"A young woman beautiful beyond my
feeble powers o f#description; her eyes OF
a heavenly blue;#h her luxuriant hair Ike
a ma IS OF spun h gold IS her com plex1on5
Matched to the tint and ira nsparencyG of3
the blush rose-and such n throati From
1T came a voice as{f musical as theailn-
guided waters when Winter Srush es down
the hills in. search Of Spring, n ever you,
mind, that's the way L felt about It., and
If you had been In my place. you'd have
been lust MS bad as 4: T, come, now, you
know YOU would. SUPPOSE z was bache-'
father Does that help matters any? Is
the heart less hungry because It has
keen starved? just look a. your h story.
When nuns have relapsed from other
world illness to t his-wo rdllness how have
they been2 I'll tel you. They have been
just a round baker' si dozen times worse
than they would have been II they had
never undertaken to cheat Nature. 4435&& LOOK
rat the thing. fairly: don expect TO
dodge amy blame that deserve, vet I
do want all the palliatng circumstances
jdulyanoted. Many mon tbs have pa ssed