The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-24

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In such deep mourning-ior the present
ut least-yOu cannot think Of going into
society a year hence | may be able to
make different arrangements for you to
live with me when | am again in Charges
Street"
All the color faded from Miss Worthng-
| tons face; her bitterest fears were about
| to be realised, her pride was TO be cruelty
| hurt. Her naughty spirit however still
supported her; she would meet her aunt
OH her own ground.
Poor Florence! She had been reared
carefully in the belief that tradesmcn, high
or low, could only be like useful machinery
in the way Of litc-that they were people
! Indispensable certainly to keep the world
in action, to supply ones wants and Great
urc-cOm,urtS, but that they were never to
be associated wth--pcrsons 10 be treated
ciyllly If one came in contact with them,
but othcrN isc to be ignored utterly, and
one of the bltcrcst thOrns in Florence
Norlhington'> pride had been the luowl-
edge that her dead mother was trades
mans child. But her mother was dcld.--
often, in her better and softer moments,
she had ycarncd Tor Il mothers tenderness.
for Il sound from the sweet lips, or smile
from the soft eyes which she SO constantly
,.nr,hi,nod i, ;ho loro,, oiI ,,,irtin,, hnn,,-
ing always in her own room--the picture
had been painted by u celebrated artist
when her mother was in all the first flush
OF youth, health, and happincsS--but the
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GIN of the blot ii was upon the family cs-
, Lo r ,,, l,,,J, ~,
n'.nod - ,,nr' 1,i, ono. ont.trotnhoJ ~
,,fy. how hnIn nr .hoitor
,,yn,, arn ri,,,,, ,,nt uor,,,ro,. u win
"A, I,o., to ,crrI,t INV un,rt C,rrir,ton,s Of
far +, IL a mas, hind and di.intoro.tod
ono tor thny h,,n .,,r,cly soon mo and I
dn M, tlinl, NOV over Ind civil word mr.
,houoht from auy Ms. hut | sunpose tbcy
h,,. some pity for mc-thcy can see that
have M otbrr friends ia turn IN. aud
thov fool some COMMISSION PERTAINS
NAV find NV nothnr,s sister. my mofhcr',
relatives. nv hest and trupst friend, after
mn"
.,you need NOT he unorateful Florence. I
tlink - said her amt, "You know unite
well that have offered Won home with
me eventually, if YOU choose 10 accept il.
II may be in your nature-it seems almost
As if il must be-to lean to lower friends:
but Won cannot with Justice deny that [
have always tried to domy best for Nou."
al deny uothiur." Florence answered.
.But Won try 10 implv a great DEAL
IIow can take Won with me to Mrs.
Ncrc'>. How can remain with Won here.
or even IN Lopdong You know that |
have rented INV house in Charges street
for some months All that her ady,hip
said WAS undcniably true. Sand how
could | take youwi,h me to Nice, when YOU
know that my daughter and her husband
have only suit of room, there, and that
il is with difficulty they can accommodate
me- Added to which, Florence, YOU would
certainly not like to be Margaret, guest.
seem. that YOU have always treated her
with the barc,t ciyilitv."
.IrrrtAjnly ,h,uld not like II NJ all. aunt
Margaret. cannot ima-iue ANYTHING that
world be more di,tastruil to me. In our
manifest time Margaret and were never
o,ni r,iord.. In nv rrn.pnt misery can
,r.ttv ycII ri,turo v,br, +, would he wrrr
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"it Is PITY Tor your own sake, Florence,
uon.'pi o,ri YOUR ''lipei " VIII '"'"