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Some men think themselves very clever
in tantaIizing their wives; some, unpos-
sessed Ell feeling themselves, may not un-
derstand how a vile word or stupid ACT can
vcx keener soul, but il is meet to know
and remember this; there is no greater
crime than to take woman from her fa-
theirs hearth, where she stood in blooming
independence, to load her with the cares Of
family, and then to irample on her hopes
by proving that he is no better than those
for whom she never cared or sighed; that
he is no worlhier than those who are for.
gotten in her dreams, and passed unheedcd
as she clung with fondpess 10 his arm
Children Of disappointment, why do wo.
men consider their lovers the choicest
among the sons of men? [Chussleirit.