A Modern Love Story.
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Anent the present divorce agitation, I find in an old paper the following skit which is still in point:
Chapter I. They met in the Spring And admired everything. Chapter II. In the Summer she said, "Yes, dear, we will wed!" Chapter III. In the Autumn this pair Had a spat, I declare! Chapter IV. In the winter, of course, They procured a divorce!
However it may happen, there are times when the common-place soul rebels at the petty chains of trifles and seeks acquaintance with the infinite. Then it is a companion of the stars, an associate of wind and wave, and all of Nature's immeasurable forces. Happy he whose sanity is so brave and strong as to walk with the blossoms at his feet and the stars above his head.