The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-06

which was their best" at the Farm.
rms ~ nicer than anything she
says, turning in state of childish en-
thuSlaSm to Lady Lilias. at is lust
hOme.n
An indeed! How Interestingly" SAYS
Lady Llllas, rousing into something
tnal very nearly borders on animation.
u did not think there was in England
another room like this"
Not In England, perhaps. When
spoke was thinking of Ireland, - SAYS
Mona.
Yes" with calm surprise. CT
have heard of Ireland, of course. In
deed, regard the older accounts of il
as very deserving of thought but had
no idea the more elevated aspirations of
modern times had spread 80 far. So
this room reminds you of your uncle's?n
Partly" says Mona. "Not alto
gether; there was always a faint odor of
pipes about Uncle Brian's room that
does not belong to this
All! Tobacco! First introduced by
Sir Walter Raleigh" murmuTs Lady
Lilias, musingly, 100 modern. but no
doubt correct and in keeping. Yonr I'M
- - ""hn'S "U lulld' ~ De-
yond question an earnest student of our
lalth''
h-sludentt' says Mona, in a de-
gree puzzled
Doatle ana tie0ilrey have walked to
distant Sllt' Molly is gazing vacantly
through another, trying teebly to dis
cern. the landscape beyond. Lady Rod
ney IS ON thorns. They are all listening
10 WIiaU Mona IS gong TO say next.
es A disciple, searcher after
ruin, goes ON Lady Lilias, in her
Moan ARK tone. by a student |
mean one VINO studies, and arrives at
perleGtlon-lh time.
uoll quite know, says Mona,
Slowly, Put WhaC Uncle Brian prlnci-
| palIy StualeS is-pgS.
flgS; repeats Lady Llllas, plainly
taken apacK
,r eS' pigs says Mona, sweetly.
lleTe Is q lalllt pause,--so FAINT that
Lady Rodney is unable TO edge in the
saving clause she would fain have ut
tered Lady lllias' recovering with
| Woideiiul spirit from so severe Il blow,
comes once more boldly TO the 'front.'
ohe taps ler Wllte taper fingers lightly
on the table near her, and says, apollo
getically,-the apology being meant for
| herself
Forgive me that | showed surprise.
Your uncle is more advanced than had
supposed. lie is right. Why should a
pig he esteemed less lovely than stag?
Nature in its entirety can know no
blemish. The fault lies with us. We
are creatures of habit; we have chosen
10 regard the Innocent pig as a type of
ug,illeSs lor generations, and now find
IL uiIllcIlI TO see any beauty in 1t.
soun WI, tlcIe lsil mucll' IS thereF
9"S , ~ mg ;n Pleasdltly.
"a, ~, Mo % ti educaIion, ana careful
fy vi tle animal IN question, might
wv. wv l liuGlt 70 US, says Lazy Lillas.
oHJto' W .lle uncovered lllde OF Ule
~ "'au ~ ~ Siliai eyes nuI can they
t ioo 9 9eG as wen as 'llose Oh the lawn, or
.ile ueilcate ldp-dog we tondle on our
hh,fii ~ - ullJuSt IhaC one animal
onouLu pe tleaUed WIN less regard lhan
"ioSilel.
D4v you CouluhG Iondle Pig on
liis Neyely minute more and more mixed;
with co mUf o pu' " should DO tfeaVe9
the si7a az 20 oyes Wgbrve s Spak,'R Oh
I'VE desnisadg To wa nn{ o Jso'G j., 'nuy
ignorance and narrow mindaJnes an o, Gu,
to naitrv tbings and irnoro tbo t t,niS
greatY The tinv diamond that lies et u" ~
The hollow Of 9ur ' hands i s'" 4oa ros on ~,
nrecious in our oinht whist v a0F fai1 "t ~
And beantv j.; tbas v',, oi hnHId We ~ iai "
after ali Far mora Sor 3Iu of r rn%o 20
with IFS liphts and shades II Re io gTandi
rnggednoss ond tha a 'uY'u''' 10 sian'
ter That dec "'i H. ', no sTle NegetaDle mat
their ron ~JCmo s'I aSeu SUES, rendering
H. ~ oI=a ''ile9o peau', III,
don tJie Sile SetS completely ont of her
uJbp nn, ahu stops TO consider from
t Thei' ne, WIS in slalil Oh lhought sprung.
fr ne pig IS forgotten, indeed, to get
ia T nnt p ng 10 diamonds ana back again
searcb "I fo 10y ,. nia''e anu mas TO be
cesses of N hor "s Srai" "ullusS Iiie ann re-
bromoht 70 ' The s orS.m, anu II possible
Sbs dave W. S', ,, ' Hr'aii
most height and DC pa ," at tbe 10 Us ut
ceiling to see if fin insn;r ref az que .e ldilereu
from the U Hee Il R flSPitaI9n can be drawn
Wv 0Vo ,me ,,.o,,o . pnI 1t iails her.
M ae w% W'io talking Oh pigs, says Mo-
i',l Ely
. ei,rh ', % O. ! Vas says Lady llllas, with
f. 20 cal q, rolteii she Is quite too intense
dinorv my y, e"e pettH VeXaIlonS OF or
IN ', e~SoI m,oL' a t ana IakeS Monas help
t 49, nAV =, Part' Yes, | really think
r"mded by e i, ofs III pig when sur
iben1 omo ~ o ~ UlispIlng: ! nave seen
,,lVh! oI'e VI Twice, ana | think the lit