The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10

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compliments and desires NE TO make
his adielS Tor him"
Alexia Gray had risen TO her feet with
burning cheeks and scarlet lower lip
firmly held under the pressure of two
tiny little pearls ofteeth.
ale nav 60 abroad" said she. striv-
Als ANNy4G.C-f ~ NhAlNi 4ttA NbtNN' VI
he may remain at home, TO suit his own
pleasure. But whichever he does. he
shall not 90 away believing me TO be
mere ccquelte. have never encourage
ed either Of these men. ! have never
cared for them. =
And here the assumed dignity broke
down, and Aleyia burst into tears.
don't tell him what fool | have
made Of myself" size sobbed. Tell him
only that-that I hope he viii enjoy ae
trip, and be very. very happy"
Yes" said Madge impcriuTbably, Il
And she wen. homo and placed her
hand upon her cousins shoulder as he
sat breeding over his books at the study
table.
Ralph" said she softly, do youstill
care for Alexia Gray?'
a shall always care for her. Madge,"
he said quietly yet firmly,
Then 90 and see her" said Madge;
''for in my heart believe that she loves
you and no one else"
His face lighted up,
,'IIow do yon know it?" he exclaimed.
by instinct" Madge answered.
So Major Charters took his hat and
walked up to the cottage where AleNia
had elected to spend the summer.
She was sitting in the arbor her
pretty cheeks still wet with the traces Of
recent tears, but she tried to smile as
she started up to welcome Major Ralph.
I'll am very glad to see YOU said
she. They told me that you were 60
ing away
"Should you care whether I did or
noty' said the major, STOPPING his tall
head over her curls.
"Of course | shoudr
Couldn't Mr.. Haynes and Paul Re-
we're console you?' he asked soemnly.
"No!'' she cried out half laughing,
half weeping,
"Alexia Shall / stayr'
"Stay! stayr' she sobbed; ''for my
sake, stay! Oh, Ralph, | should be
miserable if you were to gon'
And 30 Major Charters altered his
arrangements and did not go away un.
til three months later, when he took his
beautiful young bride with him.
But there viii always be a dissension
in the Charters family upon one SUBJ
ject Madgc Fielding says that Alexia
is thoroughly cured OF coquetry. AleXia
says that she never was coquette at
all. And Major Charters himself eX-
presses no opinion whatever upon the
matter!
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