Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-02-18 | Page 5 | Sorrows of an Angelic Lady

Sorrows of ot an Angelic Lady Concerning Lady Caroline Dester in inThe inThe The Enchanted April Doubleday Page Elizabeth writes S SIt It was her fate that however coldly she sent forth her words they came out sounding quite warm and agreeable Nobody In consequence ever believed they w were being being- lif s snubbed And d if she started r icily it did not look Icy at all because her eyes lovely to begirt with had the added loveliness of ot very long soft sort dark eyel eyelashes No icy stare could come out of ot eYes eyes like that I It got ot caught and nd lost in the soft eyelashes eye eye- lashes S And nd if It ever ver she was out of of- humor or S SS I definitely cross she only looked so P pa pathetic a- a that people all ru rushed hed to comfort her if Jt possible by means of ot kissing Nature was d determined that she should look and sound angelic She could never be disagreeable or rude without being completely misunderstood Think of ot the grief of ot being able never to be rude at bargain cou counters rush hour or or bridge table S