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?«lis, Karin, 1872-1950

"The Dangerous Age"

Most of our great architects competed for the work. He goes on
to ask whether I am not proud of "my young friend."
My young friend!...
* * * * *
Jeanne spoke to me about herself to-day. I think she was quite
bewildered by the extraordinary fall of leaves which has almost blinded
us the last three days. She was doing my hair, and tracing a line
straight across my forehead, she remarked:
"Here should be a ribbon with red jewels."
I told her that I had once had the same idea, but I had given it up out
of consideration for my fellow creatures.
"But there are none here," she exclaimed,
I replied laughing:
"Then it is not worth while decking myself out!"
Jeanne took out the pins and let my hair down.
"If I were rich," she said, "I would dress for myself alone. Men neither
notice nor understand anything about it."
We went on talking like two equals, and a few minutes later, remembering
what I had observed, I gave her some silk stockings.


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