The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-09

lul' uul Nn'llcI IL CARGO warning
came too late, or whether she leaned
her whole weight on the slight partition
to test il, m sure | can't tell; all |
know is, that the next instant the door
burst open and she executed flying
leap into the German gentleman 5
room, landing in heap in the middle
OF his floor.
We were all three by her side in n
moment, but she rose at once and
though quivering with fright and pain
began to laugh neryously and apologize
for her unceremonious Intrusion,
The professor, gently pushing her in
to his most comfortable chair, CALAMITY
declared himself too much honored by
her presence toquarrel with her method
OF eiiectlng An entrance. AT the same
time he added, Il could wish for
your own sake, my dear young lady,
that you had managed to introduce
yourself in fashion less painful and
exciting to your own nerves,
He placed chairs for Ricardo and me,
and lit Il spirit-lamp on a side table
"What is that for?' asked Elyra
furtiyely rubbing a bruised elbow
There is nothing better than a cup
of coffee for shaken nerves." he replied
land we Germans like coffee at four o.
clock | make myself a cup every day
at this hour, and to-day am going to
make four
He managed everything with neaneSs
and skill When he had filled the per.
colator he produced dainty cups and
saucers, and pressed his hospitality so
warmly and gracefully that wc began
to feel less ashamed of ourSelye, and to
think better of Elvra's eccentric per-
formance.
II wish, said Elyira, very timidly for
her, "that dared to suggest that mu.
sic As well as coilee-c>pecially after
collects extremely soothiu-to shock
ed system. Marcia insists on my OBJ
serving strict etiquette with you, Mr..
Felix, and because YOU are = celebrity
and professional, she has positively
forbidden me to ask you to play; but as
| have had a very bad fall from trying
to steal this delight, perhaps YOU"
"With all the pleasure in life, y he
"' ,I 1"'lJ'' a. sue ''t'I'"''"' Alu 'ucu
io'lo"e" one Vi '"e i'o'' "eIShllul
noUt' we nau ever spent
al 'as| WIN many 'o'hN'' we TOOK
our leave. When we reached our own
,''!I r','Ira confessed l""' sue hau
I i! one 81 ; ana Pun'Pgu 4tr ell
DOW, ana leIt sore rom hrAu 10 1901
one hoooIeI about ior aWhI!'' ana 'hen
gave up ana went 70 De'' WHeFe SIle had
TO Sla{ TWO Gays before 'n7 soreness
passed
Inc professor stopped ID 'ne morn
ihgS 10 3,E aIter hggr' Inc In'ro morn
ing ne qua nol eau ana my sister, Tor
some reason OF o,hGr was so nervous
ana IrrI''pIe 'h"' l was reaa0l 10 lose
Paue9cG' "neh tnc lanli''a, knock
; sou ull. anu mere S'oC" MI feiiN
pcg'Il''s at me ms NloI,n III one manu-
a. y, Il "u 't u fragrant ue"S NoioiS
IL ,Te o'"cr' -.
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lo '' ~ I'l''' pray "lIo" me 10 SIT III
, u'' E SHli"l anu pay lof you r"ruaps
a ,I' Guy n'f'i !, ,'T ;t t .uave ner uoot open
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wcn " ~ W '"" "'''"''" i'''e''
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