The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-01-14
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Sir Robert Lisburn wae very much
IN love with his young wife. He
handed her out OF the family omni-
bus carefully, and the very prettiesa
ankle and tho tinieet shoe peepod
out for moment as she stepped
down before one Of The big hotals.
As she tripped up the broad, car
neted stairs to her room there was
a look Of great happiness in her
And IS my dear gid quite hap-
u?" said Sir Robert Young Lady
lisburn-she was tau and pleasant
looking turned 10 him affection
ately.
~Your dear gixi,;" she said, eshas
had hc- worries in her he. She
had one big woFry.'
'Tyow MgP"
Lady Ldsbuyn wh1enea her arms
to give Oh idea Of the eiize.
''Bnt tts aIl over now, and I am
"Perlnps," " said fir Roberss- per-
llaps the dear girl wan tell mo all
about it some day.:
~she ma,-soms days aaaa Che
Young BRIDE flushing. Synse nev
she is SO coneented that che doesrst
want even TO thtnk ehont II. .
The next morning they wens of
t. the Engadna u Vas two moaShs
later Wien they returned, trunks
and pottmao$eeus paastaTea eli over
with square and circular hbale-
Hotel Bellevue and Ho4a Beau Ri
wage ard Lot Of 0I19a- Both Sn
Robert and Lady 1h5buTn looked
very jolly and well.
There weDe sstaess waiting for
Lady Iisboxn. Shs 9aad them IN
her bedroom AS aaw the writ
ing on one Of the envelopes che
grew red and then very white. She
perused the letter agasn and again.
with hands trembling and o face
that looked into the mirror with q
frightened look. Then she turned
of the electric light and sank on her
knees and sobbed-N . They stayed in
town for some days. they drove
ont good dec, -is!*:ng, but young
Lady Lisburn looked III and out Of
sorts and scarcely spoke 20 her hus-
band. He seemed to be Repelled by
her coldness. Once or twsos Lady
Iisburn tried to Roase harsel3, but
the look of worry quickly oams
back, and heG husband, plsoid end
even as he was, could Mos ha2p 2eea-
ing disturbed
One evening 30 The 2ntses paas Of
the week Lady IAsbuyn was asss1ng
at the open UAn8ow Of thear roou,
her ioOe resting un hse hand, hook
ing out inAo Csc aquase aud sesAng
nothing
A page huy eusansA wakA q Scr
aagn msaeags. She opened d. read
the typewzdt*m words and RuApled
quickly the e2ssst I'm heR Anna es Str
Robert cazne In
II want 10 Gay enustfaiRg 30 Vous
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