The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-25

how lovely she was, with her forget.
me'not eyes and simple sweetness.
Launt Winslow was no youngstcr,
but, ut twenty-seven, n man of the
world, and, unconscously, her hero.
She did not dream that he had openly
expressed his admiration for her, and
that 1t had reached her fathers ears.
But, to do Launt Winslow Justice, he
did not care flo for her father 5
money. Pretty little Lily was his ideal
of what a woman ought to be, and his
pleasure in her was involuntary.
Lily came no more to the Wyldes,
and he was annoyed. And, having his
little idioSyncraSicS of character, and
accidentally learning that Peter Bosco-
bel had said that his daughter wasn't
for son of Jack Winslows," he de-
termined to see Lily, and let her know
how much he thought of her,
Poor, pretty little thing He
doesn't use her half-dccently. She's as
afraid of him as if he were bear.
don know him, but I've always heard
from my father that Boscobel was al
ways a savage, There was some pro-
motion in military affairs when both
were in the army which made my
father and hers rivals, and BoScobel
would never give my father his title of
captain, and hated him as long as he
lived"
This Launt WinSlow confded to his
cousin Kate.
But Lily continued invisible.
Meeting Captain Jack WinSlow's son
in the street one day, and taking covert
cogrizance of his feet and inches,
Peter BoScobel'S dislike to the hand
some young man grew stronger than
ever, and he went home and shortened
Lily'S chain by link or two.
when you wish to 90 out, Lily, 90
in the carriage. don't like to see
Young girls strolling about the city,
But Lily did not 90 out enough for
her own good. When she did, she
went in the carriage, as her father in
,tructed; and so it CHANGED that Launt
NinSIow saw the sweet pale face once,
twice, thrice, among the purple cush-
ions of the Boscobel barouche, and
from the sidewalk lifted his hat.
Each time the eyes of the two met
the blue ones, startled, sweet; the
hazel ones. clio uent, steady
Launt WinSlow meant now, if it
could be done. to win Lily Boscobel
Her father did not guess the resolve
the heart of the young man, but was
planning against him none the less
steadily.
He did not want to part with Lily,
but he had weakness for rank, and
for the first time in his life he dined
with a-nob cman.
And Lord Luther Lawton Langley
had said:
81 have seen your daughter A love-
~ young lady, Mr.. Boscobel. Pray
give me an introduction.
Plain Peter Boscobcl was battered as
many more superficial man had been,
ana secretly began to make plans for
Lily.
She was pretty and accomplished,
and he was rich. Why should she not
marry this nobleman. who was seeking
for q wifi, ,,onr1n en;lo
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