ant every soul resents being ad-4 to wear rubbers, even if it is raining, and he says that nobody Tikes anything that is for his own good.
Birs, Smith says she had a perfect maid for 23 years, and was forced to lead such a well-ordered life that. she is on the verge of a nervous breakdown and is going to take a vacation and do her own work. She never had che excitement of the cook's leaving when she had invited guests to-dinner or anything. And she is going to wash on Friday and never boil the clothes to make them Tespectable, and she is going to wear a boudoir cap all day long and try to wear her shoes and stockings 30 the holes will come opposite.
My husband says. that most_women satisfy such primitive longings by smearing their faces with cold doing their hair up in sand wearing mules ECHO ANSWERS BEAUTY, Always she has answered!
And poet hearts have heard! wail folk about the market-place went chaffering, unstirred. Beauly croons from gentle tree tops when the tired day grows cool; Echo answers dreamily from out quiet pool.
Beauty, tiptoe on a rainbow, trills 'a cadence down the day; Echo answers from the dew and in the splashing spray. [Beauty flings a lyrie sunset in crest eendoes up the west; JEeho answers softly from the east she lovett best.
Beauty's loveliness doth perish:
Echo says, remember Moonlit lovers in old age and roses an December. }Beauty, frail as thistledown, leaves in Echo's keeping [Singing Sappho, Babylon, Helen whitely sleeping.
Grace Allen in "Contemporary
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