When spring begins to bloom in hag shop "windows. and the soule the: yomantee, the question to pre- i!
ut itself more warmly than ever ier discussion. Unresty divine oF simply nature, fills the breasts of Imony wert a some writs rather touchingly to others, hoes ibe. im "he be more lever than themselves, and say powerful or, perhaps, just n little
how dandly dull their surround: ings "ate," how: they long. for change, and how much. obliged they gould be if they were put the. Way of "accomnpfainng those higher destinies to which they are stare they were horn. Generally, the person who writes ix a woman although men have eon knows to'set forth their' discontent. this fuahion—and_she catalogues her charms, and lists her quali ties, "nid suggests where they employed most advan the end that the world may enjoy. a, fuller and icher contact. with her and she with the world, for the hetterment of both.
What we have inside foolish heads amd Rearts is what our stories, chapter by chapter. Of what use is romance {o the woman who docs not it when it is before bee? is the tang of adventure to the man whose perceptions are dull commonplace? Exen the right face of danger"—and no face is brighter.to. the high-met-of the. slug. the seeing ming the reflexion of the whole sky lewdrop and every good ani
ind the vague eyes of the newly fortune les is heir "to be born. Yet, there they are, und merry we should be with that old joke-lover, Fate, about it, for anything under the sun may going to happen to any one of ts in any place at any moment, Few AND ROMAXCE ave Ware DowsabsTia need not leave the farm in search of her particular: sip from destiny's swift current It is quite 98 likely to be found in the ripples of the brook as drawn the taps of the city's Colin, in a torn really' more. pleas: th pant.
unattainable story behind. her attainable has Tedies, oise Seay OF aly how played Ie cures it is she who: oth perevive the ontwai Carnedd her haw What is fortune? Can get more out of lite than he is prepared to put into it! To all of Us come two, and to most of th facts of exis:
birth, "ive, and death: fof the characters plots are made-—are in ws and neighbours, Can any" sto in the world strike variant from. other chordx? It's all way we look. at th most exe th arduous adventures have onl to he the person who knows them for such, 'The every-lay Tinsiness nf Rife can be aa noble please, advew. turous, "as interesting. Tragedy' anil comedy are to be got out of everybody's wallets, and not have to wait til an sider whispers their momen in four ears before we recognize them for what they are and for what they mean to UR.
Phere are sometimes uncommon:
long waits between the acts of Stes ety Ue raft, ae. the illustration shaves, our lives, but if we get up. and Ko out we may Gnd our places taken, or that the play we left is begining again without There are often exevedinaly dull chapters in our stories. Tut s0 there are in all human histories and who knows what may be coming on the next page? Jack, abandoning his lightship post for a pirate's career may stéctn to late attack of measles, while his partner, Jeb, patiently doing ug his duty single-handed, may be swept the public' ce and honours ty: his gallant conduct to stormewrecked—mariners,. One hover can tell! Tut to each of ws is given the possibility. of hero or horoineship—ot always offered to us as we have imagined it would be, Sut as we learn it of life, often in' performing the commonplace, tas
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