The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-12

you not read III
surely, my dear, you will read her
gracious Maiesty's message?" eXclam-
ed Mrs. Crane, busting up and touch
ing the paper almost reverently.
II cannot, - and she waved ii away.
REALLY very ungrateful, " calculated
Mrs. Crane; you should look at it,,
child, even in compliment to Mr.. Arch
er, who has taken the trouble to bring
it."
IL thank him very much,n replied
Flo. III know | am foolish, but-but
that paper seems TO arouse all my sOr-
row. Forgive me, shall be better
soon. and rising, she passed into an
adjoining room, where, throwing her
self on d couch, She found relief in ST.
lent tears
"Ngry mgrtefulr exclaimed Mrs.
Crane. huTed. II hope all do not re-
ceiye Eer gracious Maiesty's message
so mgraciousIy. Brother, give me the
paper that may peruSe it. Very, very
kind Of the Queen indeed
4 faint smile tWitched the colonel's
features as he stepped out into the We
randall with Herbert Archer. The lat
ter, however. soon found an oppOrtun-
ity to leave him. and return to the
apartment Perceiying, as he had suS-
pected. that Mrs. Crane had gone to in
form the whole station of the Queen 5
condescensi0n, he passed into the inner
! room
At the sound of his entrance Flo
| looked mp surprised.
Pardon this intrusion, Miss Cram
GER he said quickly, deferentla!ly'
but could not leave without asking
your pardon. -
Pardon, Mr.. Archer. Nay, should
rather seek yours. owe you many
thanks, She answered softly.
No, You were quite right, | ought
not to have brought the paper, wish
had persisted in the bush rather, he
persisted. a. who would save you
from all suffering, seem doomed to
cause you the most"
NO. no, indeed she broke in,
touched by the pain he betrayed.
Yes, the only consolation | have is
the knowledge that You are aware how
uululeutIonaIly occasion you 10 sur
fer
IL know that | am sure Of that, y she
90" - i'"l 'n''' y 90 81. 80.
~" Iailu' / much appreciate yum
i ll,. p ~, ,,+oi,,a har hand
~ W. ,,, d ah", NV Iu'f'iI''u ,i, r"nidiv
h,,.l' liz '''''''' 'i'''i ''' 't''''N
Miss Granger -FIorence-there was
subject upon which | gave my word
never again 10 address YOU.
She made quick movement as II to
FiniiTI , nIIro,,e %y in The last ac-
tiGn he nrncaed@d farventiv,
.Th,t ,y,s wban one Iived vho had a
nrior a heller claim han mine for he
lad vnn'. lora Rmt now .''' rrneI fate
has 1Iurled him From, Won when vet
Won ARE yonnr when yo,i have 60 many
yr9rS-years tbat oIrrhf IN he fnII Of
brigbtress and hanniTassM hafore Won
on Flnrrpce NAV | not hone Nav
do moi Observation-Disclosures. think entreat
dor AK for vour ranIv wbathar
may indeed he somptiing to Won for
mnntIs-pay years # Won viii. onlv
do not ..y iIa,'wlen time has assnaged
your oqiaf nv live will still he hone.
les.
lie had dropped on his knee, and
would have retained her hand. but she
had drawn i, away.
Vain, an og5rt 70 maintain her
calmges., Flo. after a pause answered
in A low Gentle voice.
~ faarsJ ,rr Archer tbougb ganer-
ou.i, ,.I,, hove r,iped roo 49, br no Tord
0r I'LL t"t ,ftor wbat t'' ba: o ll9
,,',' ,'',,lt lo-Iar srrS IN tbom(,bts W.
ITencn + an, r'ad Won have snoEen en-
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tIue' ~ le@'t :, w u4!ueItlSeu. ILoush
llilIe may aaSla. me III nIlA!Is NY SUI
TOW ~ ral Nv ,I. ds5udge ~, az IGe
~ / "'2 ~ uI.Ip "neii l DeIleNeu ~!
chaiIGe iidu paileu US, shail 9e 70 MN
non utaI' AdS Iolit 80. ~ 3o uo' III
iieiIUpl, nave ueciaIeu IiaI I1lilP hoT
Delhs nay hu'balid' dle uh"euueu, l
intended you 10 Know thlS' as my uilcie
sire nav ur1vrr and he has granted if.
We start in month
England, You start in a month";"
cried Herbert Archer, sprlnging up.
Yes
"Ihis-this is your final determina-
! ton, Miss Granger. | NAV harbor not
the fautpst hope?"