The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-11

| cli Sucn II promise. Blt ne was not inc
man to recall his word when once it
was pledged He must resign himself
TO wait and endure, trusting that Prov
ldence III It's own good time would I'M
mask the fraud Of which he had been
the victim.
Thinking Of these things as they
| wandered amongst the different groups,
ne scarcely listened to Douglass lively
| How Of talk, and puly PaVe monOsylla-
bic answers. Suddenly, ito they nerc
crossing the lawn ON which the band
was stationed, Douglas caught him bv
th' arm, and pointed with his cane to
| three ladies sitting together at little
| distance.
"By Joye!' he exclaimed, there is
my little musiC-mistress.
What beautiful girl" st. Lawrence
sad, his attention arrested by his com
| pa1lons exclamation, II thought you
told me she was not hand5Ome?"
| "lhe shorter OF the two is Miss Dal-
ton Douglas returned impatientv.
| Let us go round and come upon
Them on the other side as if by accident.
III introduce YOU
50 saying, DOUGLAS threaded his way
| through the crowd. 1t. Lawrence fol-
| owed willingly, struck with the beauty
oI one Oh The ladies' whom they were
| approaching. As they came in sight
again, Douglas, enactnlg Il start of sur
PRISE, advanced, lifting his bat.
! am happy to see you here, Miss
Dalton, he said. This gayer scene
than chat in which we usually meet"
Il am glad to see that you too some
times take holiday responded Ber-
tina, with a frank smile holding out her
hand
She liked the broht-spirited, agreea-
bic young artist. Though but little had
ever passed between them, she had
learned 10 regard him as IA friend She
introduced him to her mother ami sis
Ter, and Douglas, III his turn, presented
st. Lawrence.
The color deeptncd upon Lena's
checks. Mrs. Dalton received the two
young men cordially. She had begun
to feel il rather dull. II was a rare cir
cumStance for her TO appear i'll public
Withouta an attendant cavalier. and these
two young men appeared at a fortunate
moment. They are quite distinguish
ed-lOOklng, particularly the taller. dark
er one, she seized a moment to whisper
be only an artist
The young men, perceiving that their
presence was welcome to the eldest la
dy, remained near their several points
of attraction. There was no difficulty
III llndlug subjects of conversation.
Critical remarks upon those around
them were not spared by Douglas: and.
though Bertha's comments were never
lll-natured, She was as ready to enter
into the humOrs Of the scene as he him
self. Lena became animated in discuss
ing the prospects Of the season, and in
observing the admiration she excited in
the young landscape painter
When they felt inclined for a stroll,
st. Lawrence walked through the con-
servatory between Mrs. Dalton and
Lena. while Douglas followed with Ber-
tina, and, when the ladies found it time
to leave the gardens. in the same order
they sauntered down the principal walk
to the entrance-gate. Nor did they part
company here. The two friends could
do no less than accompany the ladies to
the gate of Ivy Cottage. where they at
last took leave, St. Lawrence having
first obtained permission to bring his
sketch-boOk one evening to show Miss
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