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Hueston, Ethel, 1887-

"Sunny Slopes"

Look!'
"'Oh, Dan it is the most fascinating thing in the world. In four
months I may be standing at the altar, dressed in filmy white,--I
bought the veil yesterday,--promising to love, honor and obey,--with
reservations,--for the rest of my life. A little home of my own, a
husband to pet, and chum with,--I am awfully happy, Dan, honestly I am.'
"And Carol I did enjoy it. It was fun. I was simply hypnotized with
the idea of having a house and a husband and a lot of little Julias.
Dan glared at me in disgust. Then he went home, snarling about my
mushiness. But he thought it was becoming to me. He said I got
prettier every day. I would not even let him touch my hand any more.
You know Dan and I were pretty good pals for a long time, and he was
allowed little privileges like that. Now it was all off. Dan might
rave and Dan might storm, but I stood firm. He could not touch my
hands! I was consecrated to my future husband.
"'It may not be wicked, Dan, I do not say it is. But it makes me
shiver to think what would happen if my husband caught you doing it.
He might kill you on the spot.'
"'You haven't got a husband,' Dan would snap.
"'The principle is just the same.' Then I would dimple up at him.


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