Utah County Democrat | 1908-12-01 | Page 5 | Vulgarity of Quarreling

Vulgarity of Quarreling. Thero must bo a satisfaction tn torturing tor-turing human bolngs, for It Is done, so often. Nobody blames a wlfo for upholding up-holding her self-respect nnd rcsontlng Insult, but there la llttlo sympathy for ono who deliberately drives a man to deeds ot rudeness nnd violence. Nagging Nag-ging nnd Indulgenco In bad temper lenvo Indelible marks on tho fnco ot a woman, on her volco and on her character. char-acter. They shrivel ui whatever sweetness naturo has put Into her disposition dis-position and make her unlovely, oven In the eyes of thnso who feel In duty bound to give hor affection. It la often hard to maintain silence under provocation, provo-cation, but thero Is always the open door of escape, you know. A qunrrel does not thrlvo when fed from ono sldo only, and what should bo Important Impor-tant to every woman with pretenses to refinement Is tho undisputed vulgarity vul-garity ot bickering. Education and refinement aro supposed to lift us so fnr abovo vulgarity that oven the hems of our skirts aro unstained. Exchange. i