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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1909
Page
11
A reflective, antiquated sketch compares how women from various nations appear and are perceived. It notes Italian, Spanish, Parisian, English, and German traits, suggesting beauty linked to motherhood, dress, manners, and social presentation, with cautions about aging and stereotypes.
A quirky passage contrasts a child ventriloquist who studies her craft with Viennese women and an American girl. It notes tall, slender Viennese attire and mystery, while praising an alluring wholesome look and a young American’s charm and willfulness, resolved by marriage to indulgence.
A narrator recalls a dated plea for ten pounds from a titled young woman. Dolly dismisses romance, yet the narrator is touched and drafts a kind note offering help, imagining Flavia’s hardship and choosing to support her discreetly at Toby station after a modest train meeting.
A narrator recalls tense moments with Flavia Forsythe a noblewoman who has run away from home pursuing a stage career. He funds her dressing with two five pound notes and later pledges £20, while Dolly grows suspicious of theatrical creditors. Flavia pleads in a club note for aid to cover mounting costs reaching £50 threatening her future in theater.
The excerpt recounts an adulterous affair centered on a husband named Dick and Dolly. It follows secret meetings, threats, a forged note, a telegram, and a confrontation at the Waldorf where Dolly demands reconciliation and money. The tone mirrors a confessional Victorian style with tangled romantic intrigues and moral tension.
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