The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-09

you are going toIbe5 one oleths
ushers at Mollie,s Iwedd ding, Jim; aren't
you afraid that ritswll break your, heart
70 see the girl that YOU wanted 10
make, your wife. married TO ,another?"
> Jimihad come to our apartmentlabout
sixse' CLOCK, aying that he was going
to stay to dinner. i did not wantfhim,
to stay, for u was afraid that Dick
would telephone me: about half past
'six.thatf III swould not be home to din:
ners and although Iknewa that Jim
would not ask; for any explanation and
would not make anyAremarks yet Il
knew i could mot bluff Him a. bit59
However. q, made the best Of things
and did not say word except to ask if
Dick knew. he were coming. ( - Z
1,could not find him. this afternoon"
said Jim, Shut knew he would be
home to dinner, and as you had not in.
yited me up for. a long time, L thought
IwouldE just make! you feelmeanibygiil,
Wiling myself a. L ]. III 4. y lin
Now Jim you know you are: always
we1come.S ~. q. IN, ". ~ z
sAnd 4 also know my sdeartM argie,i
how much. those always elcomeswerd
mean. q don't ieveianwS mansis al;
ways welcome at any other house than
his own and sometimes he. is not al.
ways welcome In his own" <; g Z ~ H
sGraeious. Jim, you are nit getting
torbe cynic, are you q III III IN q 7
mot ID! bit Of. 1t; Just stating a few
facts TO the lady that knows q fact
when she sees 1T, .a.se Z ~, = Fl's &
well. u can tell you one thing ,aJim
Edie, Dick is always welcome +atkhis
OWL Preside.
0fs course, did you not understand
that nintimatedlt that 'itswas. only some
homes and some firesides! ?RFs - ],
i almaostetaoinwro lssman-, ?ietaoi
almost wanted to tell Jim that I
did not gel, a chance to welcome Dick
asIoftenf ash could wish, but somehow
Icanits tell anybody 81 but youSlittlef book
how Dick sneglects- me. ~, i..fj's.i
Here isimy peculiar position When
Dick is home he Is almost always kind
seems to think a lot OF me-; often tells
me that ] am the only woman in the
world who does not bore him to death,
rs that the reason why*yo see: SO
little OF me?t Il asked. 4
:. Dick laughed mfortably:s 4 ~ Y \.
Don't be, sarcastic, dear;Sit; does not
become you, Z he said !, e
That Is the awful part OF Il. all. Dick
) doesn't seem to realize that he is do
: ing anything he should not am sure
Il anyone should ask him he,would say
that he knew that ! was perfectly hap.
J by: 80 s.,
- Perhaps l should be, and yeti
want to- have once In d while those
raptnrousS times that We had before we
were married when 4 knew that i was
: the only thing fin Dicks thoughts i
: want to see his eyes brighten as he
looks at me. .Iwant. him to make "a
! little excuse so that he can come close
enough 10 touch me. z twant TO see the
kisses In his eyes that he cannot press
Z upon my lips because we are In some
: public place n & si:,':s 4
Does any woman afters the flush soi
honeylnoont get these And; lis any
woman, after the won derful glory Of
the honeymoon ssatisf ed with less?
Twas thinking all this and being
rather rude to lin in not listening to
him. Iguess. forii said g s
Margie Wayerly, you ! are miles
I. away from here, so far that II am not
sure you will yer come back Can
you tell'me what you are thinking
Z Rhout?- SCI, 7, 2 An
I. Nothing In particular, Jim. Lam
I -<sad to spend too much time thinking
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