The sun., 1910-06-25
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Ter. , kllmarny, tho young hrltish
.,.-- a Muriel Hines story Of Half
On rr...r.,- John Lane Company. was
-t,... tiDors Ons transcsndsat day
..t.. IMPOSING a sonnet Whsn hts iine
..r. ,,. sustained a shock The story
CAV. rgh American voice broke upon
r-.. Naall Of ali the cunning little
.r... referring "a a natural arch ia
.4 poo. .ack he was on his ie0t In q
...r,.. i-yust visible on his handsome
.... .ne -eon gnized from afar an Ameri-
... ....y Nhn 20 the detriment of his
r.... ur.ud had lately arrived at the
r.. a., he aed he heard the Amsri-
... t-n who had spoken say further
and fs.n a dreadful twAng. -Myi f there
..rf .. Young Englishman from our
..r ~a". momma. hut isn't he just
-eg. ,u that gray suiting!- Though
ra., o.. trcording " the story. Ws think
frl, ,ns really said in them gray pants.
U.r.N vas doubtless glittering. but
fp va- not sterling He caused sorrow
Z, another and authentic lady whose
sc-ratHla English voice. clear and gay
h. heard presently a. she vas addressing
b.r Hlg un the other side Of a stone wall
CANDIDA Was the name Of the authentic
laiy II WAs a yellow dog. its keen
ssrsib,htes made II early aware Of tho
--lp-on II Mount Vesnvius Il was .
..rsadf'l time in Capri during the activi-
rss nf 'ha volcano. Candida bailad with
. salgepan on the porilous passage in a
-1vh hoat through the erratic waves and
the ferry and sulphuroua shower to SOF-
,s-t, I'm most Awfully obliged said
Derrick n John New the Ssnsi-
uvely helpful British naval ofiicsr The
,rercan maiden vhoas speech offended
Derrick should have had the opportunity
ai hearing this. With the help OF the
example her style might have been inn
r-oyet She should Rlso have heard
perrick say that he -jollv wsll' knew. and
she should have heard his fellow cluhmon
syv oi ondon in the hot Neather that IL
vas simply beastly.' furthermore that
tvas oh. rotten No reason Why with
proper study the American maiden should
not herself have come 10 converse sle-
ran'Iv
The story says of Candida: NO wonder
shs had reioiced in the opening Of the
prison gates. in the sunshine and glamOF
n the world beyond. this beautiful young
creature. instinct with life. stFaininG
toward the wonder of far horizons after
The sitting atmosphere Of the dull student
evisisnce'- The meaning Of that "a that
Candidas husband was a scholar older
than she was and devoted 70 his books. and
that she found il a relief 10 he away from
him md on with Derrick In Capri For a
pet Derrick had on occasion a somewhat
hunt way q speaking He said 10 Can
didl one evening: -Morality. 50 called,
O. my mind - purely geographical Mo-
hammedans believing and living In the
-'rictest rites of religion practice plurality
o' wives In Thibss. On the other hand
a woman when she marrics becomes the
i.1t properly of her husba nd and his
brothers Are all these then to be called
Immoral? No" John Newcomer. the
Captain ot the torpedo boat destroyer. was
much more worthy thrn Derrick. Ths
story does not sry ~. hui ve do not doubt
tltt C1ndids mlrvi-d tbs ifhful friend
fr"r her husband Civo. 'et hr- Derrick
id il UU. place. Are you Ca ~i0wly fink
..r.ugh the long y.ar-i- This shows th.i
INV - plble II splitting the iafini.ive
The story presents Hl.ny Problems in
morality and religion. u Is wildly told.