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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs
CONSULTING ENGINEERs

c D. MOORE, $50 Atlas Irrigation and
railway work specially. Res. phone AGA
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FOR RENT-4-room modern brick; e.
l.. gas range in kitchen; barn. 92l South
Ninth East st.
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IRON WORKS.

SILVER BROS. IRON WORKS co.
Roth phones 45e. so w. 18th South. Struc-
tural Steel cast iron columns. etc.
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FOR RENT-A good cottage, 5 nice
rooms. bath and pantry. Apply "A West
Sth South.
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FOR RENT-5-room modern cottage
Bell phone 3394-Y.
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STORAGE.

NEW warehouse; separate stalls; II. II.
goods a specially. Mitchell Van & Stor-
age Co. 55 w. I'd So. Phones A.
TWO large warehouses, clean and san
ftary Rednan Van & Storage Co. III
South West Temple Phones SIS
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MONEY TO LOAN on real estate
Hanoran-Judge Co.. 800 South Main st.
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FOR RENT-A double house, 4 and S
rooms. 1922 E. 4th So. Ind. phone 22S4
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FOR SALE-Four lots in one of the
best locations east of Limerty park: 81 OO0
cash buys four. You cannot buy the ad-
joining lots for less than $3.50 per lot: the
four lots are worth $500. Don't overlook
this Hubbard Investment Co, 66-West
Third South-66.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IT IS YOUR PRIVILEGE to pay any
amount, any time. and stop interest, on
loans made from US. Money the day You
want it, The Home Investment & Saw
ings Co. 6. S & 10 w. 1st So.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-suite of rooms. well lighted
ana plenty of sunlight; one block and a
,liI from Eagle Gate; elec. light and
path 166 No. State
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

DIR. FRED c. BICKFORD-Suit 20S-9.
Formerly at Summit block, rooms 1 and ,
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CONTRACTORS.

HAMLIN PAINTS Incorporated, f. P
keate, manager. Painting from a to z.
Phones 202l
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, Usca.
Groshell, sales agent for Utah. Exper,
cash register repairing No. 22l Main 81
Secondhand registers always IN stock.
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IS upon their own names. without secur-
uy: cheapest rates: easiest payments: Of
ices in sixty-two principal cities; save
Yourself money by getting our terms first
D. H Tolmans room 33S, Atlas block
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MONEY supplied salaried people: bust
rsss transacted quickly and confider-
tally. Terms reasonable. Crescent Los \
Co, Suite 7. s. So. Main.
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x-room and basement new and modern
lex cottages, east of City and County
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DR.. r. r. BROWNFIELD-S Suite z06
Bell PAS; surgery and diseases of women
Office hcurs-11 to /: to 5.
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OSTRICH PLUMES CLEANED.

, A CARTER FUR co. q w. ISL sa
furs remodeled. repaired redved
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FURNACES AND RANGES.

FURNACES and ranges cleaned and re-
paired; chimneys cleaned; leaky roofs re-
paired and painted. Harry FeTnmel. Ind
phone 1921
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HAIRDRESSING.

HAIR DRESSING, shampooing, mani
curing, facial massage. Mrs. a c. Rock
EFT All work done at your home First
class work guaranteed. Bell phone 22o4-X.
inq- s34 So. State St
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THE SORMBY, 5S5 South Main. opened
for roomers and boarders Modern; steam
heat: meals a speciality.
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CARPENTERS.

SHUMAKER & SIMS 81 Richards St,
solicit odd jobs of al kinds about your
store or residence. Bell 4119. Res. S37S-X.
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PIANO TUNING.
HAT FACTORY.
CHINA DECORATING.
EL0CUTION.

MRS BYRON W. KINGS studio. in
Gordon academy building; residence. 1929
First ave. Ind. phone 22S6.
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PIANO STUDIO.

MRS. ALBERTA DERSHAM, SIS Const.
Dldg. IND. phone lo64. Graduate Chicago
Musical colleg5 and European courses
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UNIVERSITY apartments; everything
modern; special rates to families; good
home cooking 1910 E. ID So.
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STOVE REPAIRING.


STOVES. ranges and furnaces repaired
castings at wholesale and retail 242 State
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Worka
Phones I7S4-V
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FIRST-CLASS board and room for cou-
pie; strictly modern home; reasonable.
2S3 First Ave. Ind. phone 1854,
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LARGE elegantly furnished rooms:
first class house; excellent table 4i3 E
1st So
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GEOL0GIST.

R FORESTER examines and reports
on mining and mineral properties Rooms
212-21S Brooks Arcade. Both phones
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BUILDER.

IF YOU are going to build a home, see
me NJ A. King, 221 Constitution Bldg
Bell 1874. Ind. 1l29-R
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COLLECTION AGENCY,
LADIES TURKISH BATHS.

EXPERT lady attendants Face mas
sage. handspring, hair dressing. Santa
rum parlors, 81 w Sd So Bell $50: Ind
1918
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NICELY furnis ned front room; modern.
Good home board. "a B st. e4SY.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NICELY furnished rooms. strictly mod
ern with or without board: meals served
home style: excellent table; prices rea-
sonable. SIS So. State.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOME BUYERS,
Notice,

HOME BUYERS,
Notice.
Persons seeking modern homes at right
prices will find it much TO their advan-
tage 70 examine Immediately properties
THEY ARE:
TWO
Six-room and basement new and modern
prick cottages, east Of City and County
building.
Beautiful brick cottage OF ) convenient
and well-hghted rooms, with fun base
ment, near 18th So. and 3rd East
TWO
Model little homes of rooms each. Just
the places which would appeal to your
fancies
ALL OF ABOVE PROPERTIES ARE
IMPROVED WITH SEWER AND GAS
CONNECTIONS, AND WERE BUILT
BY ASHTON BROTHERS, which is a
guarantee for good workmanship and
honest materials.
TWO OTHERS.
On Windsor st. bet 9Th and 10th South
Gust back of Slst ward chapel, we have
just built two modern brick cottages,
which We also offer at
CUT PRICES.
We are making ready for NEW
sell all of these properties Immediately
Call and see Us at once and buy one Of
these places on your own terms
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AUTOMOBILES.

FRAN Kiln automobiles for touring Ia
excel all others in economy, comfort
speed and reiiab ility. Don't 20 wrong.
The Franklin IS the best Con. Wagon q
Machine Co
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PAINT AND PAPERHANGING.

ERNST STURM, painter and paper
hanger. Old Deseret News Bldg. Work
guaranteed. Payment one month after
work is done.
WANTED-Rooms papered and paper
furnished for 81 and up. Stock OF high
grade papers at half price Bell phone
795-X. Ill East Second South
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FOR RENF-Very close in, modern
new 5-rcom brick; sewer. Inquire 40 z.
4th So.
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f FOR RENT-Three rooms, pantry. clos
ct electric light and water in house, s13.
Inq. 363 North Cd West.
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SEWING MACHINES.

STANDARD New Home s. wing ma
chimes and supplies. Young BITS. . "
y 50 Ind phone lc5s Reii 3DeS
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MASSAGE.

FACIAL. scalp and general, by expert
enced graduate maSSeuSe; ladies visited
prices reasonable. Marian Trecdrral.
Phones, 935 Bell, 1885 Ind.
OLIVE ROGERS, MASSEUSE. gives
massage and scalp treatment. 1854 So.
Main.
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IMMORTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VII ON

a bitter smile. TT takes me to teach a
woman that there's only one throne in the
house and that her place is on a footstool.
It excites our royal mirth when we read
in the Stygian Review of your henpecked
American husbands. A jenyfsh hath
more backbone" and he chuclkled Gym
ically.
Perhaps" I suggested insinuatingly,
you never met any OF our American
girls. There are wives and wives, you
know"
I've tried nearly every variety" quoth
his majesty. with a short laugh. There
are wives and wives-but there's only one
kind of a woman, and only one way TO
manage her Every feminine heart is
built on the same principle: and once you
discover the combination you've only got
TO press the button"
"To-what?"
Begin right" explained Henry. tapping
his scepter significantly on the arm of his
chair. The trouble with the modern man
is that he begins at the wrong end of
the ladder
'"Where?''
"At a woman's feet" sneered Henry.
He begins by asking favors instead OF
taking them: by saying, VIII youg in
stead of You will VIII you dance with
me?' VIII you kiss me?' VIII you marry
meY That's the mistake l made with my
first wife," and the King sighed reminis-
Gently.
But I thought" I protested family
that Katharine OF Aragon was a very
superior woman"
80 die l." rejoined Henry mournfully
"and so did she. For seventeen years
that woman had me hypnotzed into be-
lieving that a wife is the whole thing
instead Of merely rib. But when dis
covered the truth"
''You had an operation performed"
suggested jestingly. and extracted The
rib?"
The King leered with dlabolical appre
ciation
YES" he chuckled. "Once a man let's {
woman get an idea that she is superior tC
him. mentally or morally. it's time fol
him to put on the cap and bells and play
court fool. once he lets her dictate I,
| him about his linen, correct his gram
mar, OF haul him out of the downward
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BETTY BRADEENS TWILIGHT CHAT

The only comfortable way IN which TO
pass life Is 10 bury supersensitive feel
ings below a thick coating Of philosophy
and accept whatever good comes in the
spirit of thankfulness. swallowing the
bitterness in the consciousness that the
taste will soon wear away. A sensitive
nature has a hard fight but victory is
possible with unceasing endeavor.
l watched two small boys at play the
other day. They were cousins, and about
the same age, but one was born TO leader
ship and the other will always be among
the throng OF followers. L like you.
Willie, because you always 90 what
want you" said the leader, after he had
bossed his cousin about the yard for
thirty minutes or so. A man who had
been observing the children with me
finally broke silence In this fashion: 1T
IS easy to forecast the future OF those
boys. That one indicating the strong
one) Will be successful in everything,
because he has a masterful way and no
delicate feelings. The other little chap
will have disappointments and heart
aches. and spend his life in yielding to
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shifting uneasily In his chair. "there were
other reasons for that 1 made the mis-
take of letting Anne know how pretty
she was. Win you tell me-" he pursued
tentatively, why it is that the women
who look prettiest in a drawing room or
on public exhibition are always the ones
who show up worst when YOU get them
home and examine them 10y daylight? It's
always the woman who takes most pains
with her public appearance before mar
riage who seems 20 take the least pains
with her private appearance afterward.
She seems to fancy that good nose will
make up for fTowzly hair and that a small
foot will look Just as we'll In a rundown
slipper as In a patent leather pump; and
that a good figure is just as fascinating
in a mother-hubbard as in French stays,
and his majesty made in a wry face.
Perhaps" I suggested, she thinks
that when her beauty has tied 20 her for
life the only man worth pleasing it has
done its duty"
And So" rejOined the King with dis
gust, she settles down into a state Of
frumpiness that spoils his digestion. and
home becomes to her a place in which 10
wear out your old clothes. a bath, a
duty. and a shampoo luxury. Ugh,' and
the King shivered. A pretty woman in
a two-days-Old coiffure and sloppy slip
pers is as Unpalatable as good wine serv-
ed in a broken cup or pate-fois-gras serv-
ed on a rusty tin plate. II takes away a
chaps appetite-for love. Jane Seymour
was positive tonic after Anne finished
his majesty with a shudder
She died-er naturally. didn't she?'
inquired gently, observing that Henry
was affected.
The King raised his eyebrows.
The Lord gave her he said with a
shrug, "and the Lord took her away
Blessed be the name of the Lord, That
woman was too good to live. Did you ever
try to live with an angel?'' he added ten
tatively.
I shook my head.
It's like living with one OF these fancy
tea tables explained Henry that sit in
the middle of the floor full Of china. and
that you can't get around without knock
ing against. or get past without falling
over. Jane had so many scruples that
couldn't take "A step in any direction with
out tripping over them and coming dowg
/ with a crash. and she held me up to sucl
1 a high standard that / nearly chOked h
the rarefied atmosphere Give me The
north pole for cheerful daily compan
ion in preference 20 saint. No wonder
! the man who tells you what a good VIII,
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he has always does il with a gloomy eX-
preston and tried voice" and the King
gazed with sadly reminiscent air across
my hat at the nagpoe.
"Oh. we'll" I said. with a soothiugly
fattering glance at Henry, mo woman
living is really worthy a good man
love"
There was one" and the King smiled
softeningly. my last wife. you know
a mans last wife always is" I re-
torted tartly. Besides. Katherine Parr
never loved YOU"
Who wants TO be loved. ieered his
majesty A man wants to do his own
loving. a woman who loves too much
clings. and hangs and gets jealous and
develops hysteria. What a man wants is
a woman who cares just enough TO re-
spond when he's interested and not
enough TO be interested when he doesn't
respond; a woman who is glad % see him
when he comes an not sOrry enough 10
CRY when he goes. a woman who thinks
enough about him 20 make him COM
Portable and not so much as 10 make him
uncomfOrtable; a woman
Your majesty; Your majesty" cried
an excited voice. and the cardinal rushed
out with his hat and with his cloak
flying in the air. Come quickly, your
majesty. There's n horrible row down in
the ladies' cabin.
The King sighed and tipped his crown
over one ear, as he rose.
What now?' he demanded in a bored
tone, yawning behind his hand.
They've seen the newspaper woman
and Kate Aragon's in a fearful rage, and
Jane Seymour is weeping and praying.
and Anne Boleyn and Kitty Howard are
/ trying 90 make a Merry Widow hat out Of
an old canoe. and"
/ What on earth is the matter with
| them?" demanded Henry furiously.
] They say" and the cardinal shot
me a malignant glance. that your mai
/ esty IS goinE % marry again
"Gadzooksr' exclaimed the King. turn
/ ing his eyes upon me with a new interest.
/ THAT might be a good idea if
Excuse me-" I cried, jumping up and
/ gathering my skirts about me ready 70
| spring. Your majesty is awfully kind.
\ but l must get back home-alive." I add
\ ed under my breath. and with one jump
/ I landed in Charons waiting boat.
"Ta-ta" called Henry, kissing the tips
Of his fingers at me and as ] smiled back
al him amid the tumult from the ladies'
! cabin / felt my neck carefully TO make
| sure that my head was still On straight
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By HELEN ROWLAND.

"GadzoOks-' exclaimed King Henry
VIII. peeping at me through his spy
glass rs I stepped from Charon's little
fsrrybost onto the royal yacht "Hades-
on-Styx." It's a woman-and not bad
looking! MethinSs. Wolsey. our tedious
day will be beguiled."
Beware. your majesty muttered the
man in the red hat and coat who stood
beside him and glared at me as Charon
helped me up the gangplank. Il like not
her looks. No good ever yet came in the
guise OF a Merry Widow hat"
"Tush. Wclly" retorted his majesty,
testify. you were ever an old spoil-sport.
Bring the lady hlther-and get her a deck
chair"
Thanks. awfully," I said. glancing
sweetly up at the cardinal and sinking
into the proffered seat. his majesty is
looking handsomer than ever this morn
ing"
Henry blushed. as he hastily flung the
end Of the steamer rug across his gouty
foot
This climate" he returned graciously.
keeps my weight down. IT'S better than
a Turkish bath"
"And-how are your wives?" I inquired
politely.
The King frowned and the court fool be-
side him giggled until his cap ana bells
shook
Marry cried the King bitterly. land
also go to, They're all here" he added
with a sigh. That's my penance"
"whatr I exclaimed in astonishment
TO live with the whole lot at once, ~
returned Henry mournfully. "and forever.
I don't see how Solomon ever stood it,
and he tugged at his beard unhappily.
Variety Is the spice of-love," I quoted
cheerfully.
"Oh. variety's all right" agreed the
King. "But-give me one wife at a time
and that-done well, A harem is like q
country dinner. where all the dishes are
put on the table at once. 1t takes away
your appetite. Besides he added. lit re
quires the diplomacy Of a Richelieu tC
manage one wife I'm these days
But" I protested consolingly. ''youl
majesty should have had sufficient expert
ence toto be capable
/ am broke in the king hastily witt
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those Of a coarser nature, unless he can
be trained to hide his delicate feelings
under a placid exterior. He viii suffer
just the same. but the world will not
know it. and therefore will not take ad-
vantage OF II"
It is quite impossible to avoid wounding
a sensitive nature You may be per
fectly familiar with ii and do your level
best to make the most of every situation,
yet the imaginary sting is there. quite
real to the unfortunate owners of sensi-
tive feelings. I have known women who
fibbed unblushingly 10 avoid unpleas-
antness. and il did not answer the pur-
pose. Don't let Anna know that she
was not among the original guests,
warned the hostess at a luncheon. who
had been obliged TO replace an absent
guest. She would not come II she knew
she was an after-thought, and would
never forgive me If the discovery came
after she had accepted
Everybody promised secrecy, and some
body talked. as often happens and Anna
had a hard cry with an aftermath Of sore
feelings, which those who caused them
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Treatment for Obstinate Freckles.

ia-(Recommended by Erasmus VIII
son. and. though excellent In obstinate
cases. does not suit all compilations
equally wellD Elder-hower ointment, one
ounce; sulphate OF zinc. twenty grains.
Mix well and rub the affected skin at
night In the morning wash the cerate
of with soap and soft water. and after
ward apply a lotion thus composed: In
fusion Of rose, one-half pint; citric acid,
thirty grains
All local discolorations. DIT. Wilson af-
firms. Will disappear under this treat
mert: OF. II the freckles do not yield
they will al least be greatly ameliorated.
The length of time it takes to effect a
cure varies with different persons.
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Ued, Ignoring the shaft, taught he a few
things about how to proceed with Anne
Boleyn. I didn't approach that lady on
my knees you can fancy. l didn't come
to her with a suffering VIII you marry
me-? or n 'NOw-I-lay down -for-you-to-
walk-over' expression. I took the short
cut and simply informed her that I was
going 20 do her the honor Of making her
my wife-and Of course she toppled right
into my arms. like a sleepy kitten. The
man who approaches woman on his
knees may expect to he kept there; but
the chap who comes down like the As
syrian or the wolf on the fold and Just
snatches her up In his arms, with a
You re-mine-' air and 'See-the-cOnQuer-
inR-hero! expression and"
do you mean to say" I interrupted
desperately. that the best way TO get at
a woman is TO jump at her and take her
breath away"
Before she can say no. finished his
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could never heal The sensible method
was TO state the case clearly to the girl
and trust 10 her good sense to behave
correctly. but her friends we're so fear
full of giving offense that they took long
chances with deceit, sometimes winning,
sometimes losing. as in this case. Anna
was in perpetual not water, because she
had never learned TO accept every little
bit of life's sweetness with eagerness and
swallow tho bitterness at a single gulp.
No hostess can invite one person to
every small function-when that fact is
accepted women will have more comfort
able days. Many Of US prefer TO entertain
few friends at a time. and we surely
ought to be accorded that privilege
without the fear of hurting somebody.
Real sights should be met with proper
dignity. but imaginary ones have no
place in a busy life, and IL does not re-
quire a vast amount OF knowledge TO
recognize the kind to resent The moth
er of a sensitive child is not doing her
full duty when she fails TO teach the
philosophy that makes life bearable.
Child character is susceptible Of consid-
cradle moldinS
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For Sunburn.

T. r. F.-The brown or sunburn may
be removed by the following lotion. which
will restore the skin 10 its natural color.
Bichloride Of mercury i'm coarse powder.
eight grains; witch hazel two ounces.
rosewater. two ounces. Agitate until a
solution Is obtained. Mop over the az
fected parts. Keep the preparation out
Of the way Of ignorant persons and chill
dren.
Very often, when one has cold, the
eyes feel hot and are red and infamed-
The best way to effect a cure is to battle
the eyes frequently with a solution Of
boric acid and water. If the eyes do not
feel improved after your cold disappears,
It would be we'll to consult an oculist.
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majesty confidently. 1T doesn't frighten
her, it fasCinates her" he added hastily.
"A woman doesn't admire a man who
gives her a chance TO make up her mind;
the one she admires is the one who makes
up her mind for her and invents her opin-
ions and originates her ideas and chooses
her tastes She doesn't want a chance
for reflection; she prefers TO be a refiec-
ton OF somebody with audacity enough
to make her think he's the first. second,
and third act and the prologue, all in one.
When a woman takes man she takes
him at his own valuation; n he grOvels
at her feet Ike a worm she will naturally
put her foot on him; but If he comes TO
her with a club or a scepter in his hand
and his halo on straight she will accept
him for her lord and master"
And get it" rejoined bitterly, where
Anne Boleyn did.
"Oh. well" said Henry. reddening and