“Will you please tell in* what is proper for
a lady to do when she is aureuadedf’ In ro
mance it is usually written. “The curtains
were se«»n to flutter andg White hand emerge 1
and tossed down a roee." In real life the cus
tom is to light tlie gn* in order to give tho
1 screnadera the satisfaction of knowing that
i the fair lady is awake. Os course the cur
[ tains, which have been left open to let in tho
■urumer air, should first be dosed, »>ut nine
j times out of ten the girl gets flustrated and I
' forgets the curtains until the room 1* illuird '
ated. Then ah* gives a little yell aud crawls '
1 thf-betk |
A BOOK-THADE SEOBET.
The Hara Slade of Literature by Per
son* W ho do Mot Pretend to Head.
What Inicomes of all the books I is a qu*o
tion almost as hard to answer a* what be
comes of all the pins I The junkman, being
the coroners of books, both good and bad,
could tell the tale better than anybody else.
