The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-25

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know she's here
Time for argument there was none,
so Sir Arthur grabbed book and sat
down by the window with his back 10
the door. But she who was ushercd
into the hermitage by the grinning
Brady was a person other than the eX-
rccted Mary from Buffalo.
"Belle" exclaimed Mac "YouI
Where did you come from?'
"Now, that Is what | call real
brothcrly greeting Belle Is one OF
those young women whose lips pout
from habit. and Just then they wee
particularly aggressive. where do
YOU suppose | came from, Mace
didn't drop from the clouds. | climbed
about mile of stairs to be kept wait
ing outside your door until you We're
pleased to let me in. And now You act
rs though | were some kind Of curl
oSity instead of your own dear little
sister that you haven't seen for months
Aren't you going to kiss me? Oh, |
didn't notice
"Ncyer nina him." said Mae hastily
"That's only Sir Arthur, as we call
him. Haven't written you about him
deaf and dumb talented poet-sad
case?"
Now as a matter Of fact, Mae had
written and forgotten not about a
deaf and dumb Sir Arthur, of course,
but Of one who can Sing ON the Road
TO Maudalay so that it makes You
homcsick for India, even if you hardly
know where 1t is on the map"
"Oh indeed Deaf and dumb, did
you say? And since when please%'
There was curious infection to
Bellies queries which should have
warned Mac, but did not.
Hes, been the way he is now ever
since I've known him." said Mae in
genuously. "But hold ON. Belle III
get my coat on, ana We'll so for a
walk. It its so stuiry in here
"Of all the inhospltable creatures
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know how silly ne is. What curly
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qloof he really is. ana if he should hear
ve,l know"
.IIe would only hear the truth. II
might do him coed I'm sure he's con-
cp}tpd even If ne is n dummy. Why.
whatever are you dolng'
Just what Mae was doing was this
lie was trying to wave warning 10
the incautlous Kid, who in the fulness
of his 10Y and prompted by an unfecl-
ing desire to catch n glimpse OF Sir
Arthurs face had parted the wardrobe
curtains.
"N.n-nothjnr- nothing nj ll"
Belle eyed him shrcwdlv for an un.
comfortable moment. Then. after re-
accfion She asked. "And where's your
other cbum. the one Won call the KidY
Is ne deaf and dumb or blindT"
ans foo had" said Mae. with an If.
fort ot sincerity. "but youll not meet
the KID this time. Ile-hp goes abou,
scoino tbn ort editors good deal YOU
know
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hoor nI,i,,ry labeled ,yrbn Kid"
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