The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-16

Of a Bride
ALL MIN HAVE THE
SAME IDEALS ABOUT THE
MANAGEMENT on WINES
copyrighted. 1850. by the Ss~npapsr
Ehtespriss Association


'-ren me where is fancy bred. In
the heart or In the head quoted
when Bob and were alone 10
gether.
An ancient query. My love for you
belongs as much to my head ns my
heart Why this sudden interest IA
the aubjectT''
repeated my corporation with
Chrys concerning the instability of
love and tho law Of change and the
doctrine OF magnetic attraction and
rcpulsion.
1--WE should worry. sweetheart.
You're a perpetual challenge. never
two days alike. Always into some
Thing new. Why. I'm never going
to have an excuse for acquiring an
affinity. I'm fated TO remain tame
~ respcetablo---and violently In love
with my one little wife forever
Bob finished By snatching me close
In his arms and kiszlng me.
slipped away from him because
l didn't want our conversation inter.
rupted by hla loye-making. Then
put this to him.
I'm afraid chrys and Spence will
never make n 20 Of II. aitho they are
80 desperately IA love at present nut
Ahc Ia 10 crcdglOus---so--so psychic
and ho Is 40 scientific and blunt and
practical IL would be n pity II love
we're TO drop down between the twain
and smash 10 bits. They're the hand.
soonest pair OF lovers nature ever
linked together
AS II that gave them the special
privilege Of being happy. Don't get
80 pathetic over S." said Bob.
spence iH a grand chap. lie will
acccpt--end overlook 1.-The weak.
nes~cs OF the woman he loves"
He will. will heT Guess again.
my dear. Just because he In 30
grand he viii never accept any old
ouija control rs n third member OF
his family. l notice that men, great
or simple. have IN. same ideals about
the cxciusivencss OF iovc--and all
that They have the same ideals
concerning the management Of
wives, too Their methods are ar.
fsrcnt. that's all"
Explain. most wise Portia-''
Jordan Spence may be grand
chap. but he intends To rule Chrys
Just as you rule me. and as all men
govern their wivesr'
At this Rob went Off into one OF
his unexpialnablo fits OF mirth.
Go on. fair lady" he managed 20
murmur. between bursts az laugh
ter.
Just now Spence thinks he can
cure Chrys OF her greduiity lie is
sure his love can work miracles. But
IL can't. After a while he viii find
that Chrys has little mental processes
Of her own which he can't influence.
This includes her susceptibility to
the supernatural which he 80
despiscs. When he finds he can't
mold her. he VIII blame her. He will
consider her obstinate or n fool lie
will just naturally stop loving her"
$50 she says she would rather let
him 20 now and not take the risk
Maybe she's right" said Bob. after
little serious thinking. Spence Is
incorporating.
"Au. men are" remarked.
II know a great verse which ap-
plies 20 Spence. clipped Il from
an English paper when I was over
there. It's by T. w. II. Grassland
Bob pulled hts address book from
his pocket and turned a flyleaf. I
looked over his shoulder while he
read:
II should ever be In Engiand's
thought
Aftey die.
Say. There We're many things he
might have bought
And did not buy.
Unhonored by his fellows he grew
And trod the path TO hell.
But there were many things he might
have sold
And did not sell"
tits splendid. isn't II. Bob7 II
makes all the material things and
the physical things seem so petty"
1T leaves one face TO face with
moral values. think"
"what wouldn't you sell. Bob7''
MY mental integrity. Neither
would Spence. lie does not deceive
himself"
And he win never let chrys dc.
ceive herself"
AS women. my dear, 80 love TO