The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-24
LORD LYTTON'S LOVE.


n,wagsr Lady Lytton. TO her Lady Lyt
ton left by viii all her papers, in
c,udirg letters. an incomplete "Autobi-
oy,,anhvr and another Ms. Of autobi-
o[,,,sn1ic character called Nemesis "and
che was So nervouslY anxious that
her intention shoGld not through any
;nadverionce be frustrated that she
direcfei that they should not by
reason Of any pretezt, however p'ausi-
bic and apparently truthful, be permit
tel to pass into the hands Of any member Of
certain families she named. My first inteu-
ton, says Miss Dewey, was to delay this
publication for some years; but | am con-
paled to hasten my action in consequence Of
the recent appearance of the Biography Of
Edward Lord LYtton;' for although | might
not have considered it incumbent on me to
correct inaccuracies 50 far "a the late lord
alone was considered, yes in the unjust no
tees OF Lady I.yttoH | feel that delay would
los p1eiuiicial to the very object Of my trust
aud the faithful discharge of q duty had
unreseryelly accepted
The first meeting Of Miss Wheeler with
Mr. Edward Buwer took place at a party
at Miss Bengers, in October, 1925. THIS
Miss Wheeler describes her future husband:
He bad she says in her autobiography
Just returned from Paris, and was resDlendent
with French p0l;sh-as far as boots went
His cohweh onmbrjc shirt front was q
triumph ut laca ana embroidery. a conhJu4.
ZION never seen in this country till six 81.
seven years later except on babies frock,l.
NtuiS, too, except IN racing stables, were
Chen non est, hut q perfect galaxy g!i1teNt
down the center Of this faii'y-like lingerie.
His hair which was really golden and
abundant. lie wore literally in long ringla}s
that almost renched his shoulders. He wa,
Enthusiastically Gentieman-like looking Poor
DDrsay's linen gauntlats had not vet burst
upon the London world; but Mr.. Lytlon
bUlWer ind three inches OF cambria cncirchng
his coat CUTS and fastened with ieweiei
sleeve links And although it wanted fun
FIVE years till every man in society was
CIue4, he also dauglad from his Unglovei
and glittcring right band a somewhat gOT-
&c 'Usiy Jewel headed ebony cane; and the
dangling was of a scientific kind. evid nifty
".nauel, marked, and iuwardly digested.
Shortly after this meeting begins a series Of
~ letters, which the volume contains The
cold tJrmauty ut The first two or three SOFA
change a. something more passionate;
What could | not hope for he says, what
could not achieve if your smile was my
inspiration and your love my reward, do
not speak from the romance Of monetary
impulse or the too sanguine expectations of
al inexperienced ambition Hard as il is
ror person, depressed 10y poverty and birth
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MY annEEp POODLE: MANY, many thanks
Tor "' earning 'ttter Mr. IS so happy, me j.
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me Is i" hi''t 90 Eo.IopffoW. . Gay OF days
cannot yen you 20" very very haplE yot
nave Ma'e me. Nc, my own tofe. con CONT
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