Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-10

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captain. He talked 80 easily ana g"
wen, he had such fund Of anecdote;
he knew everything that was passing
in society; he could give the most
piQuant details OF all enc latoaL sean
dals, in short, thcr" was not more
amusing companion IN London y"
her IadyehIp, the hours spent Wiih h'IH
were indeed very pleasant ones. me
warm May afternoons were blI#h' "7
sunshine could make them, ana I"dS
Roodcu'5 drawing room at ROOD house
wa8 avClitahic b0Wcrut iu%url"ll& case
and elegance, 1t wa" IoIty WIN ''a'
windows that commanded view 81
the gardens. the balconies being iII'd
with choicest iIoWcr& ana the "p'''
mcnt ilscII containing AL thhi mon
ana taste could contribute to MAKE t
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rose N"ly't relieved by "hIt' ''
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Iccted with great eare ana Judgment
aud the few pieces OF Statuafy, SHINING
amid some choicest oA"tlcs' helpod !"
make IN ensemble with which even
the critical eye OF vance WShyPid was
charmed In TINS SumptuouR apart
mcnt time passed pleasantly, ana Lady
Roodon began 20 look upon captain
WynyaIds visits as the happleSt anu
brightest part OF the DAY belofo IohH
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every day II" h@d DOOR when l'
thought Lady iSood'u ""uIu IKE OF
choice Hover, knowing mat she wa" b"
fond OF them. ANA the llme soon came
when her IadyHhip counted the nouns
between ms VIHltH, M unconscious lhaI
lh"N were rapidly becoming the ono
thing ne"dIuI to the happiness OF hrI
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that Angela did not IKE MN she
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one bright Juno morning Vance
Wynyard made an early call at Rood
House. There was to be garden.
part" mt Richmond, and he wanted to
drive the ladies down. He had spoken
Of his wish to Lady Rooden on the PR.
NtouS evening; and she, not unwillm}
to find an excuse FOR an extra visit.
"'o Ha'u she would th'nh OF It. ~"
was WIN h'r o'lofe noon to ascertain
"'L u''lS'"h'
n' EaId'npartN was to he given 10y
Lazy avon, mt her villa ON the banks
OF inc names, ana 1t was expected to
no one OF the events OF the season
IN" invitations were by no means
N'",ral Beauty fashion and vi,
would be welt represented. Her lady.
|o'p was ial too wise to care t" Sc" an
assembly OF plain, commonplace. ~
'na,'ractiNe people under the shade
ol 'h' great trees ON her lawn, Tho.
"aNosom'St men, the best dressed and
most beautiful women in London
'"OId he thNr', Lady Avon knew
'Aa'llN how to draw the creme de Ia
creme OF society around lrr, She was
most anxious {" secure Lady Roodcn
ana her llNHlN