The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-11

As he thought how proud he would have
been once upon a time to enter such state
ly portals as these.
The massive doors were opened, aud he
entered place before which the giorles VI
Lulworth faded completely. lie was
shown into the library, where Lord Aud
ley awaited him. lie received u welcome
50 warm aud W gracious that he could not
help feeling quite at his ease aud even
happy. They spoke few minutes Of Sir
Kaye and his falling health.
"l believe" said Lord Audlcy, "that
you are his adopted sonf
"les," replied Nane.
The impression left on Lord Audleys
mind was that some Kind Of relationship
existed between Naue aud Sir Rage
Then LORD Audley spoke Of the bridge.
"IO-morrow, he said, awe will drive
slowly along the banks OF the river, aud
you shall judge for yourself rs TO the best
site Tor II. My daughter, Lady Lilias Aud
ley, Will 90 with Us. And now the dress
ing-boll has rung, you Will go TO your
rooms. We dine at eight. You are not
too tired to join Us, hopoy"
While his portmantcau was being I'M
packed aud his clothes being arranged by
u quick-hnudcd valet, vanc stood ut the
window, strangely haunted by dreams Of
his old home. lie could hear tne home
voices, aud lac could see the house by the
mll-stroam.
"Why should this come over me now"
he thought.
Then lac remembered an old supcrsti.
ton which said that when q man was
haunted by dream Of youth, II was u sign
that some great event was about TO take
place In his lille.
"Whlt can be going to happen TO mep
lac Wondcrcdi and then he laughed at his
folly. "NOthing more than this-that |
am to erect u bridge which will be the
prcttiest Ia England"
The first dianer-bell rang, and he has.
tened to the drawing-rOom. The magnin-
cent room was empty.
lie never forgot the impression II made
upon him. Through the long windows he
had glimpse Of fountains, flowers. and
trees, with the CLEAN Of the river in the
distance. In the room itself were tall
flowing plants, beautiful ferns and cxot-
les, exquisite pictures, priceless works Of
art. lie wondered what 1t could be like
to live always In such an atmosphere Of
luxury and wealth. Then he found him
self wondering what his mother and bright
eyed Kate would say to such an apartment
as this.
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