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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, APttIL 11, lf)01.
mm
IN TO DOMAIN Of WOMAN.
a si'.ason Kim m:v famiucs.
Itnnr Olil-Tlnir; 1'nvorKe.i Crnsvileil
(lilt of l''nlilon'N I. Int.
NEW YOItK. April 12.-Thl H a senson
of gcoulno novelties In fabrics The f-u-tarda
hnvo had to put tlirrr bist foot fors
most In order to meet tho li:irp competi
tion of the cxqulsltu soft, lirllllnnt or flow
ered loulslnrs; duchess eat In hns been ct
side entirely for IteRcncy salln, Liberty
aatln and pcau du cyitno nnd thr clinlllcs nnd
wollrs that opened the boll confidently n
February nnd filled all tho show windows
have been utterly crowded out by the can
Taa cloth, tamlso ctatnlnc nnd embroidered
Tolle.
Not only should n shopper bo warned In
due season us to theso chnnsca In fabrics,
but u caution must be given against t
freo Indulgence In tucks. Tucka nre still
considered useful nnd pretty, but their
rclgu Is over nnd tho gown that two years
go would liavo been fashionable purkerod
of tho iamo flower appear on the waist, and
ono of tho quaint charms of this laco Is
that It Is woven In special patterns. One
complete set of leave?, bands, panels, etc.,
shows n design of gre?n leaves nnd hugo
lavcrd r chrysanthemums, another dlsphys
'pctuii hiostoms woven Into n mesh of brown
lace, and most beautiful are tho mixed reJ
and yellow rcso sets,
Ttmiuiilftf I'nrnsnlN.
With such delightful and novel costumes
itn cnt.rely new creation of etimhade Is car
ried. I'rom I'arli comes n startling tur
riuoise parasol, inndo of thick tnffota, wh ch
In color and pattern exactly represents tho
bluo matrix stono that Is now to popular.
It Is mounted on n brown Ivory handlo
studded with big. round anil oblong tur
quoises. The afternoon parasol Is exceed
ingly vivid and made, In ninny Instances,
to match tho rohu with which It Is Uked.
Umbroldcrcd bntlste sunshades aro lined
with roso or green llk lu accordance with
TUltUU NKW AND KI-'FKCTIVB SALT WATBH UltESSKS.
from train to collar Is now stiff with cm
broidery. A Cum; In I'olut,
Somo of tho palo tan anil cream batlsto
robes are solidly needle-worked; others, ns
In tho enso of rt charming afternoon gown
worn by tho damsel posing beforo the I-onla
XV table, dlapltty un hnrmonloua comprom
lso between tho parting nnd tho arriving
fashion.
This attractive costume Is of tho fine,
deep cream bntlsto that the Parisian dress
maker loves and ltH skirt Is tucked, bor
dered with heavy nccdluwork In tho sumo
color that opon In n design to ndenutoly
reveal tho green taffeta lining on which thu
batiste Is founded. Tho wldo glrdlo of thu
waist Is tucked,, but the top of tho body Is
of the closest, richest batlsto embroidery
that also revcala tho green silk lining.
,' Roso color or green Is what theso trans
parent and encrusted robes aro usually
founded upon, and of tho two tones green
has rather tho popular advantage of' the
rose. Taking a blrd's-eyo view of a well
dri'ssed gathering of women, ono Is easily
convinced that thuro aro thousands of green
gowns In active wearing Just now. From
the deep gray green of mlgnoiiotto through
opaline and vert romnntlquo to dazzling
Bllvery enu do nil tho chromatic nenlo of
verdant tones nnd tints runs, and tho clerks
bohlnd tho silk counters admit that they
tho foundation skirt of Its owner's batiste
dress, I'lnln tnffeta parasols aro ofton or
namented with little Waterloo scenes
tainted on their silk skins, and the tab
leaux of piping shepherds or dancing
njmphs Is then framed in a circular or ob
long wreath of laco. IJxtravngantly pretty
aro tho ribbon sunshades. For theso tho
ribbons (nro hcrrlugboncd together with
gilt or silver thread and the ends of each
strip of gay Milk finished In a point, to
which n light gilt forrct Is attached. When
tho sunshade Is open these fringe the bot
tom of tho tsllkcn domo nnd tinkle together
llki) pagoda bells. When the sunshade Is
closL'il they form a jeweled necklace at the
baso of the handle. i
Another highly approved parasol Is made
of gold or silver tissue drawn over a col
ored silk foundation, and yet another and
distinctly brilliant example is of white
loulslno brilllnnto, mounted on n stick of
silver gilt and ' omoTncntcd 6n Its white
dome with glittering sun spots, from which
pponglcd rays diverge."
WtilU-nu lint.
What pleases femlnlno fancy greatly nro
tho hats of puro Wnttcau sbapo for after
noon wenr uud tho compact, simple and
comfortablo Little Corporal walking hat. In
this latter shnpo there Is a clearly defined
ruzo for black and white. A Llttlo Cor-
A TEA NOOK.
temporary of tho veryjatest phases of thn
.fashions. MAUY DEAN.
(lAltnN COSV COIt.NKIIS.
Xpvt I'iidmIiiii for Horticulture An
auntrn Vnrlnun l'orom.
NEW YOIIK, April 12. That wo hnvo
only touched tho .outer edge of tin; garden
craze Is what tlfo florists and plant Im
porters" nnd lnndscnpo architects have
agreed; nnd tho fnd nnd demand this
spring 19 for nn ncro or two that will de
velop with tho greatest rapidity nnd is
habltahlo ns n garden can be. Tho pop
ular requirement Is for tho massing of
bright, vivid colors In tho llowerlng plants,
for Japanese corners, colonial alleys,
eighteenth century grottoes nnd rookeries,
sun dials, lend figures nnd over nnd above
everything else nn abundance of arbors.
Tho taste for arbors was first nourished
on the Italian pergolas that nro almost nn
Inevitable featuro of every modern country
estate. ltut tho pergola, beautiful ns It Is,
Is not nt all satisfying nnd tho gnrden of
tho very nenr futuro will be ns well sup
plied with cosey corners, flirtation re
treats, ten nooks, etc., ns n well designed
country house. The foundation for most
of theso nrbor3 Is no longer the earwig
Inviting rustic pngoda, or n chilly mlnln
turo marblo temple, but n frame of green
painted wire or lend piping to bo covered
eventually with tho rnpld growing honey
suckle, clematis or rambling roses.
' lloiir of Hoses.
Such n garden develops with n rnpldlty
that satisfies even tho Impatient American
mind, nnd nmong Its manifold chnrms Is
to ho considered th? Inducement that It Is
not a very expensive luxury; thnt It Is
picturesque and enslly laid out; thnt n
flower nnd exercise-loving woman nlono
can tnkc care of It nnd Hint It adapts
itself to every species of environment. On
some of tho spacious country estntca of tho
millionaires n speclnl little nrbor garden
In lnld out In u corner to Itself, In order
thnt Its peculiarities may not Jar upon
tho horticultural design followed' In tho
disposition of tho rest of the flowery area;
and when this plan Is followed tho nrbor
gnrden Is divided from tho Itnllan or from
the water gnrden by n ropo of crimson or
whlto rambler that forms a dividing line.
but not n barrier.
For tho ropo of roses Iron stakes, six
to ten feet long, nre fastened In tho ground
from ten to fifteen feet npnrt nnd a slack
grecn-palntcd wire la strung through holes
at tho top of every stnke. Eventually .1
lusty crimson rambler climbs tho wire nnd
describes In time a fairy ring of greenery
and color about tho gny colony of domed
nnd striped arbors.
This protty boundary lino. Is somowhat
happtly utilized abqut that nrca of n gar-
den devoted exclusively to roso culture,
and lu n roso tract there Is suro these days
to bo n domed tea arbor of green wire,
shaped like a temple dedicated to tho
muses nnd largo enough to give tho climb
ing plants n chance to display their glo
ries of blossom to tho grentcst ndvantngc.
Where Lover liliiBcr. N
A flirtation retreat has now becomo a
featuro of every gnrden that Is nobly
plnnned nnd Is a circular framo of trellis
wire, ten feet high, with throo exits, and
tho gardener usually allows honeysuckle,
matrimony vino and a whlto running rose
called tho brldo to vlo la their efforts to
screen tho occupants of tho green and frag
rant enclosures from prying eyes. A flirta
tion retreat is always provided with a
garden sent shaped llko the drawing room
tete-n-teto chair and never n seat Is there
provided for the tlrcsomo', superfluous third
person.
In tho way of wire and lattlco furniture
for big and llttlo gardens tho most pictur
esquely pretty trellis gateways with doublo
arches or doublo gables, are made. Somo
of these, made In doublo gothlc gables, have
tho extrerao tops of tho gables so arranged
that they may be utilized, by quick-witted
robins, thrushes, black birds, etc., as flno
building sites. By dint of excluding cots
nnd marauding small boys most of tho
properly lnld out nnd well conducted gar
dens nro roado to harbor largo colonies of
wild songsters and tho owners, who really
lovo tho birds nnd seek every means to
encourago them, buy tiny nest frames nnd
nest shelters nnd thoughtfully hang them
nbout anion? tho vines nnd bushos. At tho
Garden furnishing shops they sell also the
most charming arbor cnges for canaries and
bullfinches nnd nn amazing array of Ivory
handled scissors and baskets for gathering
roses.
Hone ItnrrotVH.
To tho woman who litis a gnrden nnd loves
it, it Ib safe to offer nt tho shrine one of
tho rose barrows mndo of white rushes. It
Is shaped exactly llko a farm wheelbarrow,
with tho difference that It Is, of courso, far
Btnaller nnd is ns light ns n baby s per
ambulator. Its body is woven of cream
colored yreen nnd red willow, or ruBhes;
bunches of cream, red and green ribbons
aro tle-i on Its long curved handles and It
will hold roses enough to decorate for a
ball.
Mil ten yards of green foulard or loulslno
to one roso or yollow or lilac silk.
Of course, under this head Is not Included
tho very fancy silk, striped or self-decorating,
In which countless colors are com
bined. A certain number of women wear
theso with smart effect, though they seem
to ba preforred by thu younger element,
Thero nro exquisite, thick soft taffetas, rich
In quality us futile and decorated with big
bunches of rose and lilac, or yellow uud
bluo sweet peas. More during nnd most In
teresting nro tho parrot silk In tho most
flashing mingled tones of green, red nud
yellow, blue, purplo nnd cerlae, etc.
SprliiKtlile l.niM',
Apropos of colors, who does not warmly
Kdr.ilro tho dentelle prlutempf, or, to trans
late literally, tho springtide laco, woven of
silk or linen In lovely harmonious tints of
cream, lllao nnd gr:en, or string giny end
blue with touches of yellow?
ThU Is n laco to npply tint. Few llounces
of It aro seen, and tho moat approvd usj
of It Is showed in tho tnrely lovely nff. r
noon carriage gown, a pale Rr.cn handker
chief lawn this Is, boasting two ll'unces on
the skirt. They are encrusted with fugliUo
leave and petnls of laco popples, end nt
the head of the top fiouuee runs all around
tho skirt a wreath cf iho rojnl ted poppy
blossoms. More dellcato wreaths nnd leave
porul has Its bil.u cocked In n point over
tho face In front and fastened up flat to the
crown In tho roar. On the rear brlra a
broad bright bucklo through which n big
velet bow Is pulled is the proper decora
tion. A largo ball-shaped tuft of (lowers or
another bow nnd bucklo Is approved as
ornamentation in front.
Ilnby ribbons deserve more than passing
notice. They hnvo mndo their spring np
ponraneo with n nourish nnd nro used lib
erally In dresi decoration. Lot us consider
us a ccso In point tho llttlo veined ctnmlue
sown of the single picture. It Is trimmed
with two typos of ribbon nnd n llttlo Iml
tntion Irish lace. In common with many n
smart suit of tho season It fastens In tho
rear nnd Is banded prettily In a yoked effect
with bullion telegraph ribbon. As a passing
fantasy of tho spring, telegraph ribbon, lu
nny color, with Its blank dotn and dashes.
is most Interesting nnd worthy of utiliza
tion on n light afternoon or houso frock.
On the skirt nud right shouldor of this cos-
tumo nppcnr largo pompons of tho new baby
r:bbnn that has a satin center nnd edgo of
gilt or silver 01: mingled bullion nnd tur
quolpe threads. In the hair, on evening
drcsees.nnd In light tulle toques nnd such,
Goidedgo baby ribbon has n proudly Im
portnnt position, It Is not costly nnd ynt
very crisp nnd gay and decidedly a con
"Strong and! tiGRpiy ia it,.
ana no nmsas v mat's gcotir
me joy 01 a new arrival m the tamtly is ur.11
nllv overcast bv the rhadow of the mm ami dis
comfort the expectant mother must bear.
it sue knew ot niui used MOTHER'S
FftlEND," this would be nil dispelled. Tell
Yourfricnus nbout it. ns beinir a r'mnle liniment.
1 -exclusively for external tr.u, that relaxes thu
muscles so that pain nnd suffering are unknown.
tUittent by express p4t,'cn receipt of price, tjtl.OO n-r
bottle o' can to ttougti? si sll reiporulllo prugftiut. Hook." M un.r
noui." insileU tree, (.ooulnlnf seusi. les.l? ii o lucsietst)t mo' -cis.
THK JlR.Drli:i.l lUUit I.ATDH .. Allnnta. Co.
m
flit their nolure by demanding tho' Continu
ance of existing hels."
Her Idea of too part courts should play In
tho granting of divorces Is thus expressed!
"Marriage, being wholly a private and
civil contract, with which religion has noth
ing to do, unless to perform tho ceremony
at tho wish of the contracting parlies,
should bo capable of being dissolved by the
simple mutual agreement of the two them
selves, they being best nble to know whether
or not ticy nro fitted to live together. In
nil cases of mutual agreement tho court
should have the right simply to witness tho
transaction, to put It on record, to see that
nn equitable division of tho property Is
made nnd to provldo for the disposition and
support of the children.
"As to tho state having anything to ny
nbout when the divorced persons shall re
marry, tho stnto has no more right to dic
tate by a day upon such personal liberty
than It has to say when a bankrupt shall be
gin business again.
"More than ten years ago our state of
Missouri placed the wife on a level with her
husband. Of course she cannot vote yet nor
ia she permitted, ns In more enlightened
Kansns, to constitute herself censor of
prlvnto works of nrt exhibited In certain
places of business, nor can she Indulge with
impunity in plate-glass breaking, but she
traveling and nil tho ndvantnges nccrulng
from congenial association nnd local guid
ance. Tho clubhouse Is to be In tho center
ot the city. Charges nro to cover cost only,
Hitherto tho club membership (women ex
clusively) was limited to i:0 members,
graduates of n few colleges. Twenty-threo
colleges or universities are Included In tho
brondened charter nnd to theso will bo
ndd?d tho foreign Institutions of high class
which ndmlt women to degrees.
International organization of collcgo
women will, It Is predicted, result In estab
lishment ot like clubs in the principal cities
of tho old world, thus facilitating interna
tional Intercourse nnd making travel for
women safer, more prolltnhla nnd raoro
ngreeablc.
Thus doth tho American womnn lend the
world of women, but sho should not forget
thnt It wns medieval ltnly which first
opened university doors to ber sex nnd en
rolled women nmong the highest class of
prof essoin In the highest rango of erudition,
yvayis a ilium: who i.imps.
3lnii ultli 11 Cork l,c(t Srcl; to Wnl n
Ctrl SI 111 1 lit ) - UmliMsnt,
Here Is n chnnco for a girl with n cork
lcg7 Albert Dolby, 11 resident of New York,
who had lost 0110 of the limbs with which
nnturc orlglnnlly endowed him nud hni sub
HUB FAVOUS mVOUCR.
Wife of is Clsrn;yiiinii AiUocnten Knur
Divorce I.nwx.
Quito n sensation has been crented In
Kansas City by n lecture recently dolivored
thore by Mrs. Edith Wilson Huberts, wlfo
ot Itov. Dr. J. E. Roberts, minister of tho
Church of This World. Mrs. Itoberts scorns
being classed with tho strong-minded of
her ocx. yet some think her views on mar
rlago nnd divorce entitle her to a place
unions that sisterhood.
"Mnrrlage," says Mm. Roberts, "as under
stood today, may bo described as serving
two purposes; first nnd directly, the liappl
ness of tho contracting parties; second and
Indirectly, the welfare of children resulting
from tho union. Tho purposes of divorce nro
ldentlcnl with thoso of mnrrlago, the eecond
nnd Indirect renson for tho ono becoming
tho paramount reason for the other. To
perpctunto In tho homo nn ntmosphoro of
misery that rapidly turns to Into is a crime
against both children and parents. Chil
dren had better far grow up with only one
parent, surrounded by lovo nnd peace, than
with both surrounded by hatred und strife."
Arguing along tho lino of her contention
that tho number of divorce") Ib not dlspro
portlouato to tho number of marriages, hIio
eald
"Tn make n cholco Is to run tho risk of
clionslnc wrongly, nnd when wo consider
tho youth nnd Inexperience of tho vnst ma
jority of those who marry, when we reflect
that no being can know another so per
fectly before the mnrrlago stato exists as
afterward, the wonder Incrcasos that even
a majority of homes know tho pleasure nnd
peace of happiness, The perccntago of fall
urcs In business Is said to bs abovo ninety
Is It rensonnblo, therefore, to expoct mur-
rlngo to bo always successful or In Its
highest Hcnee oven often successful? And
when peoplo hnvo chosen wrongly, when
they have made nn honeit and blameless
mistake for no man willfully seeks his
own undoing whon they hnvo been forced
to recognize their marriage us a failure, l
It not barbarous to compel the contlnunnco
of that union?"
Discussing the opposition made by some
churches to divorce, sho (.aid:
"Tho preachers, forced by public opinion
to be wary In administering futuro hell, ful
A CREAM BATISTE FROCK THAT IS A
NEW FASHIONS.
COMPROMISE 11KTWEEN THE OLD AND
can sccuro release from an Intolerable mar
riage, as also can n man, which Is a bless
ing not lightly to be esteemed by lovers of
Justlco and morality."
IIATIII.XU SflTH IV SK21IT.
l'rcpnrnt Ion for thr Summer ScitNois
nt the Sensihore. .
Time nnd thought nnd money nro all well
expended on surf-going and still-water
bathing costumes, so various and charming
are! tho colors nnd tho cut of tho newest
models. For a half a dozen seasons back
puro mohair has been tho material pre
ferred for tho salt water dresses and flan
nel, tho standby of other days, has been
curiously absent from tho benches. This
year a rxohalr flannel hns been put forward
and) ns It possesses the virtues of both 'true
flannel nnd true mohair it Is probably des
tined, llko Britannia, to rule tho wave for
many summers to come.
Mohair flannel, in many attractlvo colors,
Is niado up in designs so graceful and
fanciful that many women, who havo no
liking at all for salty dips and look upon
buffeting waves with terror, havo cn-
thuslastlcnlly purchased bathing dresses,
nlong with nil tho paraphernalia that nowa
days is considered necessary for the smart
bench toilet.
A distinctly charming gown, of the
newest modo yet scon, Is n whlto mohair
llaunol relieved with touches of green. The
green Is prettily adapted In linen of zigzag
braid, edging feklrt and slrco puffs and
pointed collar. With this is worn n whlto
silk bead handkerchief diversified with big
green polkn dots.
To nil tho women now on land It Is ns
well to suggest that on tho fashionable.
benches It will bo considered necessary for
n bathing suit to lit with all tho elegant
jircclfleness of a calling costume. At Now-
port, Narragansett, etc., the bathers Inst
summer began to adopt tho French fashion
of carrying down to tho bathhouses every
morning n pretty white wicker hand
satchel, contnlnlng nil ths smnll etceteras
thnt servo In the graceful completion of n
swimming gown. Tho handbag Is Itself a
special featuro and It holds a becoming
silk mackintosh cap, saltproof; silk hose,
whlto linen bathing boots nnd h pair of
linen bathing corsets. These last are all
important articles, for tho mohair llanncl
suits nro now so cut nnd fitted that they
cannot bei properly or prefcntnbly worn
without stout, short and very flexible stays
that laco up and have not n bit of mctnl
nbout them.
'Though It Is perfectly safe to predict
that whlto bnthlng dresses will outnumber
nil others, none tho less will many col
orcd ones bo worn. Startling bright red
nnd Yale blue, black nnd orange, scarlet
nnd white are somo of tbo flamingo and
parrot-liko studies In color that tho fair
nmphlblans will patronize, nnd thero Is n
very marked Inclination toward tho Inau
guration of vivid Roman stripes and bold
Scotch plaids In tho more showy gowns.
Roman stripes are prominent In tho ma
jority of tho flannel nnd Turkish towelliiR
bnth wraps, without which no well-equipped
bnther pretends to consider her songolng
toilet complete.
A VAMvIJi: MITIOV.
IhliTiintlnnnl OrKiiiilxniloit of Colliun
Women I'rojenteil.
It Is unronvrullonal for n woman to
travol nlono lu Europe or to ntop at lioteld
unaccompanied by a member of her fumily
or n discreet friend of her own sex. Any
womnn violating this unwritten law would
cxposo herself to suspicion If not to Insult
or other dnngor.
Tho Amertcnn woman Is gontly and grad
ually thrusting nsldo Irrational tradition,
relates tho Chicago Chronicle. As clvlllzu
tlon advances tho treatment of women all
uver the world grows more ronsldcratu of
the Inequality of her sex In physical com
petitions, of Its co-ordlnntlon In all other
competitions, a movement under wny in New
York City will not only confirm the Just
claims of woman's self-reliance In this
country, but must In duo time modify old
worU etiquette In bohn'.f of educated women,
Tho University club of New York City
has ndopted amendments to Its charter pro
vldln;; frr a clubhouto for women hnvlng
collcgo degrees, the building lo provide n
reception room, nssembly room, sleeping
rooms for non-resident members and 11
restaurant, membership to Include, not only
representatives of Amcrlran, but also of
foreign colleges, thus securing to this cate
gory of A'omen a comfortablo home whon
stltutcd one of cork, wants to marry, and,
In order that neither may bu ublo to cast
reflections upon tho other ho stipulates that
tho woman whu Is to become his brldo shall
hnvo but ono foot to stand upon. Dolby In
nertcd tho following advertisement In n
Now York paper tho other dny:
"Middle-aged mnu wnnts a wife. He Is nil
complete with thu exception of ono foot.
Hns eonstnnt work; his character nnd re
spectability nro good. A ,lnmo person pre
ferred." Dolby says that whllo somo men demand
musical culture, conversational ability, a
liking for books or business acumen ns nc
corapllshmcnts of their wives, hln ideal
brldo is n woman with 0110 limb n llttlo
shorter than It really ought to be.
"There's no accounting f6r tnBtes," snld
Dolby In his home, HO East Seventeenth
street. "I lost my left foot In n railroad
accident, nnd consequently I limp. I want
to get married, but 1 can't bear the thought
of hobbling up to tho minister with a brldo
by ray side whoso step Is tho symmetry of
motion. My pride, would tnke a fall.
"Tliore mutt bo plenty of girls with
AN ELAMIRE TRIMMED WITH I1ADY
RlflDON,
protty faces nnd good hearts, but minus n
foot or limb. Thnt'a the only kind I'm
looking for. If 1 could only find ona who
limped on the left side tho same ns myself
I, should much prefer her. I might look
funny wnlklng up street If my head bobbed
down as I stepped on my left foot, when my
v.ife'a head lobbid up ns Hhe put down her
sound limb. But then that could bo or.
ranged It wo took caro to keep stop on tho
'gamo' leg.
Dolby Ib 4ft yean old, has steady employ
mcnt In nn uitllkiul Hmh- store nnd playB
tho clarinet. Ho la a Scotchmnu nnd enme
to this country n year nnd a hnlf ngo. Ho
wns for fifteen years a bandmaster In the
Ep ''-'i nrim-
"Maids with ono limb a nil largo hearts
cm. w.uo ib my homo mid be welcome,"
snld Dolby, "nhd I'll make cholco of tho
ono thnt suits mo best."
Itt'Ht Wny to Curi- DncKm-lie.
Ilflcknchcs are caused by disorder In the
kidneys. Foley's Kidney Cure will make tho
kidneys right. Take no substitute.
Dentin)-.
Detroit Journal: I turn my hair.
"Destiny In writ!" I cried.
"Well, tho.wny you loo': at me, anybody
might think I'd said It was wrote!" whimp
ered the woman, my wife, and burst Into
tears.
I Knocked her head against tho piano and
BLACKHEADS
xroRWrv I'luiplei, enlurged pores, emp
-,oASX tlniu, red iiom', red, rouch, oily
AtijJfi.ln.i -irlMj'-j'lteh.niiUaTUBec-
V vtua "' ' -" ciii iui4 Hrm i:.-
tir Homo.
left the room. For after nil sho wns but
a child nnd 1 could not find it In my hcnr,t
to bo harsh with her.
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