There: are people who think they are"gaying a kind" thing person when they firm that he or she is "Altoaye'the sum we think that is mean: enough to justify homicide on the part of the maligned one, Still those who being siveatly reasonable doy after day almost déverve to have auch things said of them.
'The gentle, "kindly, affectionate, frequently stupid, and usually unobservant person' gets the reward of being "put upon," bullied, condescended to and not infrequently despised, albeit as frequently loved a faintly patronizing manner. No one says any thing against he that is true, but then she is seldom the theme of conversation, and what is life worth if we cannot' be talked about? If one is once saddled with a reputation of being accommoda: ting one may go cheerfully on a commodating to the end of the chapter. And what will it get one? Esteem, tolerance, and affection perhaps, but little more.
Who is the girl who has the best time at school? Is she the demure moral, So the little Strawberry had the time of her Li summer. She did not grow very large, befeause, as she said, it was not the stylo" to be buxom.: She coquetted with the sunbeams and the breezes and when her father and mother spoke to her about fulfilling her manifest destiny. she grew -almost saucy about' a career of her own.
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