The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-08

see Il even In the servants eyes. !
couldn't stand 1t, and l was AFRAID
Eyes, dear, so on--~-"
We'll. I was afraid MIR. Stone would
think 40, and I couldn't bear that, 40
Just ran off on impulse, / regretted
it lots Of times on the trip over-and
then at other times l was glad / came.
Are you glad9"
Sure, Polly, I wanted you to stick
to oar Plan of coming over, You know,
Q I'm slad you're here. Now well
soon be in Cairo, and yauli love it-~all
the strange sights and experiences,
yonM live at ~Shepheard's for the pres.
emf. I've engaged a chaperone for
YOU"
'ao" thoughtful you are. Carr
Oh, OF course, a beautiful II
woman can't live alone In Cairo. and
also OF course, you couldn't live with
me, So, Mrs, Macdonald win look
after You, But she won't in any was
bother sou. Whenever you need a au.
emma, she'll be right at your elbow
ana when yon don't want her about,
she Is ~salfeffaeing, Yon1i like her
too, she's NOT half bad as a comnan.
ION"
Al Cairo, Ahri handed them from
the train. Again Polly was impressed
with the Arabs dignifea bearing and
rich costume, His long ralabeah
shaped like a well fitting bafhroba
was OF white corded silk, exauisitely
embroidered, Callarless. 1t gave
gainapses of other silksn yestments.
and over 1t he wore a correct English
topcoat. short and velvet trimmed.
From his tarhush to his English shoes
and SIX hose, he was perfectly CARRIED
and g~roonaed, while the scarab ring on
his little finger was the only bit OF
3ewelry visible.
That's nothing" laughed Laria. fol-
lowing her glance, Wait till you see
him In all the glory OF his burnoose
and other contraptions. Here, Ahri.
take this duffel, too. And, now, Polly
pops, youYl see Cairo"
h ride to the hotel was like a aaar,
Ing picture in color. The street crowds
were rushing by. a flare of bright hpea
TalEasnf and dark skinned faces. Ev-
eryWhsrs, haubias were for sa5a
Street vendors carried thine on her
heads, in their arms, + thrust them
forth with eager hands,
Postcards, sewsfry, seaSfs and fans
Fly whisks with dangling beads, En-
~hToaderies, carved worries. brassas
sweetrneass, fruits and newspapers
all we successfully and collectively
onafec for immediate almost cornpul-
sorry sale.
And want to buy every onstr de-
clarsa Pauline, antranced at the sishf
OF the catch penny toys.
All In good time, homer. Tomur-
TOW Ahr shall take yon to the bazars.
with or without Mrs. Macdonald. rs
Won choose, and you can get a bushsl
OF fooiishness If you want TO. Every
body has To cure that first mad desire
to buy rubbish, by yielding to 1t. You
soon get enough"
Then I may go alone with Ahra to
tbs shopsg"
Yes, anywhere, by daylight, e1csp.
TO social Affairs, There, or TO any IN
door entertainment, you must take her.
she'll know NIL these things. Abide
always by her decision 1
But won't you be with rns. CARR
You speak Rs II i win be much With
out you.r
Tn RwfEiy busy, Pauline, IN tell
you Rll about ii this evening. Then
youW understand. Here we are ut
ShephsRrdss. Did yor ever see snch a /
horde OF freaksg"
1t wRs Just about dusk. The lest
rays of the Egyp1isn sunset were lin
gsrtng, rs If for Pauline TO get one
glimpse OF this picture by their rain
bow lights. Many were at tea On the
broad terrace. the scarlet coated band
rashe their hrasses; and Pauline enr
tered the hotel, her whple being re-
spending to the strange thrill that
Cairo gives even ITO the most phlegmat-
nc visitor or jaded tourist.
Later. at dinner, she met Mrs. Mnc-
q correct, tRctfnl Hnd dipip.
matte widow, who looked forward with i
pleasure to the chRpsronaEe of b
beautiful girl TO whom she was intrpr
duced.
AT LoriRss advice, Pauline had put
evening Dress and she made d
striking picture, In black rulie, devoid
all jewelTy nr save "a
breast KNOT OF purple orchids her
cousin had sent to her ruoms.
AT dinner, conversation was !
and b trio was made aAquartHt by the
addition OF an English friend OF Io
riass wholn he al Rcrass in the hotel
lobby Later. after they had had fheir
conee In the graat hall. Mrs. MacIun-
aid and the DnElishmHn strtIIed away
and b cousins were left alone. u.
How beautifua gpu have grown,
Pauline Carr said, his eyes resting