The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-10

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seem very hrokan-h@a-esa- En-, uncs@es'
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Harris IS really q better mach fo- ta-
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Esar eyes. ard ms ssssre OF her n1t-erown
haar.
sae greeted Houston with frank cor
dairy.
"Yon Rave been exploring -sse wsl;s Of
Hampstead, hear" ne sad.
YES: IL was comparatively Tr~sA UP
ss1egSs. rrsougsa sns stza was rather scorch-
ing afu@r ire rain. ] had I'D i1aA Sl1eze
Was any scenery 50 charming near Lon
den"
The snvi~ons OF London are charming.
Have YOU ever been 10 Richmond, or UP
the river TO Taplow?"
she SHOOK her head.
'-Ail know about London IA. that Il Is
the abode of dentists. ami bootmakers,
and al kinds OF torsuentors, to whom we
must submit periodically"
"Ah. thcn yoa have yet to know Lon
don as q city OF delight ] wish I might
be your guide. philosopher and friend. 20
introduce yen TO its beauties and pleas
ures.''
You might be useful IN that way" said
the General graclously, "for / don't think
Lady Pet;igrew or myself are much in
clined 70 go sigassssing-so you must
adopt my NEPHEW as a sort Of provisional
cousin. and let him show ycu around"
eff Ar. Houston viii be so very kind"
returned Miss Cathcart, with distracting
smile and half snsresttng glance at her
victim: Il want 90 See the Tower and the
Kensington Museum-the National Ca
Iery-Madame TGssaud's-tae Royal Acad-
emy-tOh, especially the Royal AcademyD
and all the thsatsrs. and AEy thing else
worth seeing"
Aha, lad. Your work is cut cut for
you" said the General with chuckie.
Come one, come al, this rock shall ffy
from It's firm base. as soon as l." cried
Houston 81 am completely at your ser
vice, Miss Cathcart. shall we start on
our great undertaking tomorrow at 81
M"
'soh. that IL little too much. Eleven
win do. We need not De IN hurry. you
know"
''of course not. Let us improve our
minds In q IeIsurely fashion"
Dinner IS on the table, announced the
Generals servant, and with him came
Lady Pettigrew, who greeted Houston
with some cordially and took his arm TO
20 into dinner.
To be continued.