Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18

couraged or discontented. I am not
blessed with material things. I have
the greatest gift and blessing and ]
my sweet Babykin's face in nv hands
and / am looking deep into his heart
and reading there the message that
makes me live, gives me strength and
life.
"Oh. honey, am fiery today, burn.
ing, flaming love. 1t seems ages since
I saw my Babykin's body and kissed
every bit of you.
ut is 3 80 and he hasn't returned.
I may wait until he comes back and
then l can be sure you will get this.
Good night. my true heart. never buy
such goodies as you do for me, but il
we 80 on n picnic I WILL make whatever
, you like to ent, so tell me what to
make
The letters given out yesterday fol.
low:
Dearest, how fast I can read. ]
remember, too, honey mine, what LOT
there is to talk about after reading the
book.
Pamela is clever. the kind Of woman
that keeps man guessins. She knew
she loved Chris from the beginning
| she saw in Cecil what Chris loved
would she really have let him touch her
| body or would she recoil Mt the last
moment and be disgusted or disappoint-
ed in him? She meant to have him
| fair or foul-and she was too clever to
let Cecil have him, for didn't she read
he was man worth having! But
not until Cecil made him so. He is
the winner, for Cecil's great, pure love
made him perfect, but not for Cecil.
For Pamela.
AND Cecil's great, all-knowing love
told her he was unworthy of her love.
Perhaps if she had never known of
his trek with Pam (although she would
have found out the real Chris some
time) she would cast~everything aside
and take what she thought she was get :
ting-a true, noble Chris. But he WASH t
then. Love made him what he was in
the end--a true lover; but in finding
himself he lost what he priced most
Cecil's wonder love.
Real Man Can't BE Tempted
ooh, Of course, he was true to Cecil.
physically. but he was tempted and q
real man never can be. How I hated
him. Surely across the darkness Of the
night Cecil's God was guiding her-her
love made her realize why she told Chris
to wait. He was unworthy of such n
complete love. He was more to her
than God---the child. Humans forget
some time God is watching and guild
ing.
How completely she loved-but the
true voice Of that great love showed her
the truth that Chris wasn't worthy.
Her ideals she would always cherish
and love tho Chris she thot he was,
but he dragged himself through the
mud. tempted by physical passions, and
50 deserved to lose Cecil, although she
would love him forever. And Cecil was
clever. She knew by having another
child she would see her duty to Hugh
and not for a weak moment be blinded
into going away with Chris. and so she
Pamela got him, but with his ideal love
burned into his heart and soul forever.
Pam is snake.
why. deare. you know in life II a
girl wanted MS she wanted Chris she
wouldn't save herself for him. They
all smoke and drink tea necessarily. II
I should read three pages Of the book
without seeing the authors name. I'd
know it was Keables. Pam thought she
was clever. but was she? If Chris had
taken her offer he would hate Pam in
the morning. / can easily see that 4
man would be weak. Hut in life. dear,
you know there are many things to
reckon with, How would her father
take. to her living with Chris? Wouldn't
she have children?
'Dearie--it Is late--there Is 80 much