The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

''sEH HAs THE pAISrIEsT LITTLE NOSE
HvER SAW"
rule probably applies as much to the
mental as 10 the physical" she said
with mock petulance
Nov my dear girl, don't fly OF into
Il psychological discussion. for either
nature detrauded me OF they left out
something in my college course. |
don't know which. The only thing
want 10 know is-why being cynical
should affect your complexion"
THAT'S easily explained. II takes
the sparkle out Of my eyes. ii draws
my mouth down at the corners and de
stroyS my dimple, and 10 cap the eli
max i makes ME wonder If there is a
living. breathing man worth marching
my hair for. So when set in 4
cynical mood 80 around straight
haired. thin Tipped. with listleSs ex-
preston that makes me positively
home,y'
But. my desr child protested Mr..
Terhuae. Il could run in almost any
time 10 admire the MARCHED hair. and
If didn't happen 10 come At the psy-
choloSical moment You could phone ME
~ any minute and would b. delight
ed-jee-lighg-ei-to rush 70 admire
just count on ME for any old time" he
added sraeiously.
John. you are at intervals positive
" foolish" she said severely. trying
10 select from the box in her lap s
chocolate that Contained nut. Il am
tired Of being admired by plain. every
day men"
like met he suggested amiably.
Il didn't say was rude OF impolite
enough 70 call you names. l merely
sid | was cynical" she demurred.
"oh. call ne plain. everyday man
II You like" he conceded grsciously-
II il nakes you feel one tiny bit bet
ter 10 work Of your eyniciSm on me.
Lady Fair lis sweet 10 die for-er-
Tn noS strong in poetry, Elberta. but
I'm willing 10 help you ou1 al can.
So yol want the maoSel 70 be admired
by some wonderful being. Elherta.
MY child. don't yen think perfect
man would LEI his thoughts run upon
-er-Scienti6c lines-and not undula-
tons in-hair Illness"
he wouldn't. I'm sure, labor under
the Impression that he could make
puns," she shifted diSdainfuily.
Even If be didn't make puns he
might be disagreeable in other ~
specJS.~ suggested Mr.. Terhune hope
fully. His very perfections. my dear
girl. would make him clear sighted
enough 10 see the impe-fections 81 9th
ers. Now. think you are perfect.
but he probably would not take 10 yon
ar al On socount OF your imperfec-
tons
.Indeeds Would you enunerate
themTs The tone struck Mr.. Terhune
SIS being slightly icy. bur. however
foolish. he evidently was not lacking
IN bravery.
If you viii for once ct NE assume
that |, even l. am perfect man. per
hars can give You = few OF the ideas
ne might ente-tain.-
~Pray do. Il cannot fail 10 b inter
eSting.~ fresEiaS,y.
That reminds ne net Mis- De
land on the street this afternoon. and
l never in my life saw 50 perfect
profile. She IS the exact type that
vou,i make s sUitSh;e mate for yoir
perfect uaSn~ And think she has the
6siutieSt little aoSe l ever sSw. real-
inisSatly.
Ellse-S& rss6easd slightly. She hSd
Rlways wondered If her nose were not
s trife isr-e. sni her Ringers uncon-
sci02Sly few u her face 10 - passed
over the suspected member
~ASa SIZE s'ways makes herself -
entirely charming dcssn't see-l -
- mooly-cs.e could noz iEaasiae Aer
ever heins-er-ruas. SIZE Is 4a ideas
feminine character. 4 persec-ly woal-
any wosnSn SIC weai5 Sivs her AGS-
c2DG Sass sAe p-pce7 sasou1s IS s1o7A-
s-en isseesSSry q Stimulate hi.n &c s'ss-
cssS-sas wcsasa,t expeee She perfes-
maa Is vasts -ase s. a&lasria- 3 Ge9e
veaaa-a trsa. irsulSsvs. Whimsical
woDsn. Tie uersest uan. ny 1es-.
would n-eaaalN-at le&St naSsiHsr- -
sAs cegser q aESrsSli0n himself. can
lgsass1s thas his wIse weusa oocuar
tae sGReoSsaSss poSissoa Ossecoal 6d-
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