_He:_ WELL, IT MAY NOT SEEM PROBABLE, BUT I HONESTLY LOVED YOU.] [Illustration: $ $ $ YES, SHE FINALLY MARRIED HIM, BUT WE UNDERSTAND FROM THE DOG THERE ARE MOMENTS WHEN IT SEEMS AS IF THERE WAS SOMETHING WANTING.] [Illustration: _The Young One:_ I BEG YOUR PARDON, SIR, BUT I BELIEVE IT IS MY TURN NEXT.] [Illustration: LIFE’S BIRTHDAY.] [Illustration: “By the way, Bishop, why is it that you always address your congregation as ‘brethren,’ and never mention the women in your sermons?” “But, my dear Madam, the one embraces the other.” “Oh, but, Bishop, not in church!”] [Illustration: VACATION IS OVER.] [Illustration: THE NEW LEAF. _Bishop Gullem:_ My dear young lady, have you started in this year to do unto others as you would have them do unto you? _Dear Young Lady:_ Yes. I’ve quit speaking to those Grigsby girls.] [Illustration: HER FIRST APPEARANCE IN THIS COSTUME. SHE THINKS, ON THE WHOLE, SHE FEELS MORE AT HOME IN A BALL DRESS.] [Illustration: IN LEAP YEAR. AFTER THE WEDDING COMES THE PARTING OF THE WEEPING GROOM FROM HIS BROKEN-HEARTED PARENTS.] [Illustration: IN LEAP YEAR. THE GENTLEMEN LEAVE THE LADIES TO THEIR TOBACCO AND WINE.] [Illustration: IN LEAP YEAR. LET HUBBY DO THE SITTING UP.] [Illustration: IN LEAP YEAR. THE LADIES, AFTER A LITTLE WINE AND TOBACCO, JOIN THE GENTLEMEN IN THE DRAWING-ROOM.] [Illustration: IN LEAP YEAR. THE LADIES CALLING CARRIAGES FOR THE GENTLEMEN AFTER THE THEATRE.] [Illustration: IN LEAP YEAR. NOT SO GOOD FOR THE UNATTRACTIVE MEN.] [Illustration: IN LEAP YEAR. A WEDDING.] [Illustration: IN LEAP YEAR. THE DEAR GIRLS AND THE CHAPERONE ACCUSTOM THEMSELVES TO THE BACK SEATS.] [Illustration: THAT EVENING HER ENGAGEMENT WAS ANNOUNCED.] [Illustration: AMERICA’S TRIBUTE.] [Illustration: PUZZLE. FIND THE MAN WHO IS PAYING FOR THE DINNER.] [Illustration: PUZZLE. FIND THE HEIRESS.] [Illustration: PUZZLE. FIND THE NOBLEMAN.] [Illustration: PUZZLE. FIND THE GIRL WHO HAS BEEN KISSED WITHIN TEN MINUTES.] [Illustration: PUZZLE. FIND THE TWO LOVERS.] [Illustration: PUZZLE. FIND THE WIFE OF THE MAN WHO IS TELLING THE STORY.] [Illustration: PUZZLE. A FUNNY STORY. FIND THE ENGLISHMAN.] [Illustration: ON THE ROAD TO VERSAILLES. A PRIMA DONNA’S DEBUT.] [Illustration: THE FORTUNE TELLER.] [Illustration: IN PARIS. AT THE CAFÉ AMERICAIN.] [Illustration: MADAME RÉJANE.] [Illustration: IN PARIS. A CAFÉ ARTIST.] [Illustration: IN PARIS. SOME SIDEWALK TYPES.] [Illustration: IN PARIS. AT THE JARDIN DE PARIS.] [Illustration: IF THE YOUNG MAN IS DEPENDING UPON THE SUCCESS OF HIS PICTURE FOR THE OLD GENTLEMAN’S CONSENT, WHEN DOES THE WEDDING TAKE PLACE?] End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Drawings by Charles Dana Gibson, by Charles Dana Gibson