Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-16
AN EGYPTIAN BRIDE.
m. wa. In m ordinsry wedding FRO
,...io, IN tho streets 81 Cairo

e...,op In the streets 81 Cairo
II was ia The Barrogc, that iamou.
bridge or double weir, The el'i'in w
snsnnine the Damiettn and thn western 'ne
po..,ta branch Of the Nile T. w1. ih'ie
,h.t Tia late kbclivo blilt o. lovely pi
ace and Till more lovely garden WINCH ~ ~
pe,bans t.raeed with his pnalnco on.e w
bls iife and LEFT to decay just o.. ~ ~ y
clans have done since The worih peHnn'
,.,,r :, ne,,ing. never rcvivinE. but uulid
a., "a n child Womb build toy house, 70
mil down and begin another An Amen.
an engineer. one Of thelnlfdofen retained
a. ,0ire has charge NJ tho bridge ana %
/. he Who walks under the shadow ~ rue
n,lms and gathers the will rfoi and 'ai'
,bo golden oranges THAI whether NJ h1
blo.som and bear fruit In TIE dcseried gar
den.
ptrt II the old palace, looking ont ON ih'
beautiful blooming country, the HI'eu
fields. tie lovely. mysterious fiter' INV w,
saw n cayalcndc approaching ana h'''in
the sound u the late aud piPe. ~ D.
faninsis.r exclaimed ohr hosii iani' ''iA
mcAning any fcte or fcsta. Down mo long
white road they came, . po0c' .ion "i
bor.cuen on white Arabian rtrrls, we
last man dressed In handsome rlimchi anu
barring himself With The proud DIR 81 one
upon whom all eyes were liked
Next him stfo'lon gfuum aud cnparlsoncli
came. with q rich blanket and enhruldef'i
saddle, and AFTER this another camel with
even more Gorgeous trnpplnEs, Who borrH
rich naian1uln c1rt4inui on every side
with gold and crimson hanging Within
al III. bride. Following the bride were
three other cainels. on which were seated
yelled women. and then came a tfain ear
r,lng household furniture. bedding, atuI..
cheats. pots nnd pauf and all the various
appurteuancrs essential 60 housekeeping
aud furnishing iu nn oriental country
II wns the brides coming 10 the hue
bands house, the Last day " the wedding,
aud the conclusion 81 the seven days
feasiing In a few hours DO would for The
flrst ilme lift the veil TO 49, whether, ln'
deed, what his mother has told him j.
tue. whether she j. almond eyed aud
rosy checked. and supple " limb aud
graceful of form. whether she has voice
Ike the ce1ing Of dove. AMI 4 learned 10
the making II bread aud dakknh. Tor not
one glimpse Of her face. not one word from
IlfI AANNHH NNNN WV Nf'h NWHNfA"fhfHA NHA'fH
Poor fellow. do those brilliant curtains
.hruud lovelincs. Or doiormityf
Has the mother hcon wun over by the
pile " stun. and the earrings and brace
ets 70 fancy beauty where there are only
'lohesi II has happened 10 In other lands
Bat the bride-hlye no plying words for
be bride. who also il supposed to H. lgnor
,nt of the llncaments u her husbaudi The
ride 4 Nyomnni there arr Windows,
hough laitlccd Windows, In her house Ia |
he VILLAGE over the plain, and the brown
Sc. were never dnrkcncd when, yelled
nd shruuded. she went 10 the mosque OF
veil. wcnay be- sarc the bride ha, seen /
i'm many day and OF, and loved " has-d |
lin after the fashion OF women who, /
eavcn be praised, do not need a century /.
( contemplation 10 make up their mind. /
lhether ihoy like a thing or not.--Cor.
Hartford Courant.