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VERY LIKELY.-Somebody says that no boy
passes his nineteenth year without having expe-
rienced at least one tender and eternal" (of
course) passion, and that very few girls ge,
fairly through their sixteenth year scathless Of
a romantic love. The tender sentiment is pc
culiar TO the teens, and is something like the
mumps and meazles-it comes only once in a
lifetime.