The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-17

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world he said, "Ihe luipiiest woman
in England Is Lady Liltas Audley; and
she, am proud 10 say, Is now visiting my
wife"
Nane did not swoOn, which seemed TO
him afterwards somewhat wonderful. nor
did he cry out, but he walked on for some
minutes in silence by Loru Charuwood's
| side.
"lou must put on strong armour. Mr.
Wharf, continued hi, Iordship, "for be.
! sides being the most beautiful She is COLI
sidered the proude>t girl IN England
| How the words stung him! lie saw
again the beautiful proud face bending
over the meadow->wcet. lie heard again
the words that had cut him OIL and cast
| him from her--''l I can never be-"
Lord CharnwOOd had not noticed nj, NC.
| itatiou; he went OIL
"Lady Lilias is to my mind perfect
| Have YOU ever seen her; Her hair /, like
| dead-gold, and her cycs-well, you must
see them TO appreciate them. She has been
| the reigning beauty for the last three
| years. There is no one to come near her.
| ! am Il great admircr Of beautiful women"
| added his lordship frankly.
Then the question That had been burn
| ing ON Nanc's lips found voice.
'it She is so beautiful, how is it that She
has not married."
INC 'o'ee was HoI like Ills own, and his
LACY Ia" 'hc P"''oI ol uv"lh'
"l 90 mol KNOW Al hrst people said
she was 100 proud TO marry even a prince,
DuI near She has changed very much
curing 'he last year, ana the general opln-
ION Is Ii"V OtA"IIiuI Lady LlIlas loves some
one sue i 100 proud to marry
N"hc N4s >1itht again, Tor lie could find
no "oru>' ana, when he did speak, II was
10 cANhSc thc >uoJect. Would the bcau-
lll'll lace lhAt he mad seen bending over
the meadoW-sweet have Smile for him;
81 on look lar from well, said Lord
CharhNo0d, when they separated. "Per-
haps you would rather not join the la
dies"
"such change rs that would do any
one good We have no ladies at Lul-
worth" said Nanc laughingly; but there
was no laughter in his heart.
Lady Charnwood was very fond of a
iive.oclock tea. 1t was to her one of the
most pleasant hours of the day-an easy
happy hour.
The tea was served in n pretty room
knoun ma tlc whito roo,n hri,h+ r,.,,,
surnv auartmr,t oI,voy, r,II 81 s,voo,
howrrs I'm tl,i. Ina. irtornno, t,,a Io,,,
Erench window. ,r thc ,,hito rn,,,', , ,o
onon and thn curt.,ins Of dno ,vLito ~ -
Vrern ,n",I" ,,irr"I i've flo ,, |miI. ' .io
7",'' ,i,o ,,ot,, Wv Ilnu tn5
Io''itI'l"o ~ '"I ply 'o,vs"Iuci, p'a!ru
In,ll NY al" 'nI SonS Vi 'nc oltus maze
sMeGV'l music INA" '''c ripple OIL "o'ilah'
"ushteI'
h"u! E"oIhW"ou' " illoSt ialr ana era.
Ito"s l"ui' p''S'oco At tn' NIUE Iaoie' ana
dispensed cups Vi yea ana cNolce irult'-
wa, noi ,a' h'us i"!"c, whose lace was
no' 'ca"I'iu., puV WIS 10 luIl Oh expression
inv D'"H.! VI 'o''i Vi co'oiihS was
eI"'I ~ I've near Tue WHOM, surround
ca ~ Shc always was ny niue circle OF
"un''icis s"t L""H L'''"s Audrey, LOOKING
more ,n oc"u'lIu'' more P"tehI! IMAM ever
mere was some >uD'lc chahse Ill her lace
, twaS ' even loSeIIgr' ou' lts coIof was some
nn"' leSSe"eu' "no thc OPPRESSION was III,
mh''cIy s"e''cf """ SolIer' ohe looked
''Nc " lar !ou"s queen III ner uress Oh
ri'''n''V'olo" sim WIN 'I"il'nS "hiIc
deoi cold hair Sno ha 'IG m"aah ~ i" M NV,
| hand and wo. od,nir;mo tho L"v,n -, ~
whon thc door onnnnI and Jnrd rharn
| wool Win Vona nntnrod ths room, ,rho
! COM, nnI,o rp,,..f,.J -. $50,
rimoni,I nrizc in FnyI,rd VIVA nenIina
over hor thiuEin, th,f tli. ,ovoI,, ,,oroo, :,
with fine dend.coI1 hoir. hoIdjnr the naach
I'm hor white hand f,rn,ed tho f,irest ,,ic