The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-10
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81 saiaa Mt Kind TO th g,
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- iyle Us universally !: c Chi q
-, 1s iils Universally + seif.een:
5aaHou, Heartless and In.
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Esgdlar opinion has never been
~ kinl 70 the fascinating girl"
TIE b II general belief. instructive
gaaa5 M molly groundless, that the
-. su.inan ,who d lss universally
grzlz,lis fs9 also universally self
ss1afrspl. Esfshallow, Is :aeartless, 70
4 altogether spoiled
w. ahrI q, IN U abort brilliant;
1aa i1ort {oi person, who dhzSles
~ mn 5lsrce; but who does not I'm
i si11151, e acquaintance She Us, as; we
/ ID lrE: 10 unconscious coquette.
III 1aE So her one object in life.
4 .rle.lE her relationship With ev-
- M iEuman and child whom she
(ld,sz,. IL ne entirely, selfish and en-.
aisl h - III 1cial desire, not to give
! laz me- sBat TO "please."
81 s:1ll..i,szr, IsI HI fhe minds Of all such
Saaz n hi 5uasment on the "fasclnat-
ss;;i:sy III 81 rery clear Idea Of what
TT. cinstionr is. 8 She Is not
StIis Martii engied. much admired and
SnunrH oabtmued young person-the
/ I'll suEMn every one loves because
/ aEo ~ ToTaBIe; she is the girl whom
S2ssr,J me loves because sae is allur,
S57aE ane charms, not by the sweet
mn or Ser nature, but by some odd
3$flItk III speech, some quaint, uncon-
vr1finnaI !humor, some vividness that
[ eaa only De described as personal:
ti- And 80 1t happens that, IN
sn1rrEhinE ~ her her Just due Of mag
Iza,iamst We are apt, possible In the
sznyy 81, ourahearts, to deny her any
. slilalg elsa she need not be helpful,
5sla1; need not Be generous, she need
ss-t DO Kind! She lis So brilliant, 80
sa11J. 50 different from every one
( slzs. No argue To- ourselves, that ev-
Iezy; uns would like: her and enjoy aer
FfnEsnco II she were the most selfish
SEa1 alfyc. says. the Philadelphia Press.
\ .7EllHriue-but the conclusion. we
Sslls1xy Is fhe most iunchar!table posi-
y7ls md had better not be discussed.
EnrI there are two distinct varieties
EG1tfHat most individual type, the fas-
'rlltas.ssc Eitl,s There Is the girl whose
E.sill:.zrm rs purely personal, who under
,1,Euas and values her own magnetism:
srihb5 loyesi admiration; who must hold
a. Gender Of the stage, who wants tn
n liked. and who finds herself al
.E1ld Inevitably measuring the effect
IN Her own \ personality" on the peo-
- near 4ifer.: She Is the girl whose
,ea1rm haa almost too obviously in the
Il .1v md III attitude. One Of her as
,1aa u likely to be long, steady
;;mlleE That SEEMS fairly wr1lng from
IT he1rt ny the intensity Of her re-
1Id for you, that looks at you, and
eSs1zns slowly; as II she couldn't help
~ She always strikes the personal
- ahe! always, to every one whom
- Mee.s. pays the high and skllful
1lsl1 in'snt Sof d moments graceful
;ez5nslbn or the rest Of the world.
Eha as Clever; and she makes you feel,
,lari lie " Ssalldng to. you, that her
earBrncss exists for you alone. She
u e1ceeyMnEly \ dramatic she is ex-
caaanEiy Impressive; she is a very
9rliTe young person, indeed. And
-; Is, M Ran9 probability. not very
@ns1t or very unselash or very SIN
@aSlsWIth AL her little air OF con-
Ssae Is making what you
- come 10 recognize as o cheap
II ohrious play to the gallery. You
nj hsr fascination. but you scarcely
80 Ito- her friendship.
VI asnt .tae girl who, being quite as
sissiaetiye." Isl more truly Charm.
NJ. and WHO is tlovable as well as
1nalatiug-the girl whose affection.
yUu ms proud OF, whose commd5htp
gsn ralye makes no personal appeal
a mn She Is Innocent Of any at
ahmpt IT, draw your interest, to daz.
Us You ~ her radiance, to win your
zlerafou. Insomueh as she attracts
1gi nor magnetism, ilcr personality,
mr. irresistible surface brllliance. sne
wust be described as the "sasclnat-
INK. Eirf. SHE has individuality, WV
Enrss, charm, But her fascination Is
;ll.oEether- spontaneous; she herself
- gquRa careless Of Its effect. She
SsUs9 funny things to everybody be-
foange she cannot help It. She is cley-
~ BRrnuse It Is Impossible for her to
DE znyHIng else. Her gay little ges-
lures, Iner' quaint whims Of tenderness,
.anr tna rare bits Of appreclatlon-all
f2cs:,a are simply n part OF herself.
'1To,say that she is unaffected is to say
sdpo little. Ftr cnarm Is something
saiszt stays-that holds YOU always by
~ treE fmpersonallty, It's eK6rless-
31E5E.s rs, 4.
And 80 It's that this kind Of girl