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This she straightway did joyfully , and when they said they wished to go to Cairo , she saw them and their horses off on the boat with gladness , and she shook them each by the hand and prayed Heaven in their language to give them long plumes of life and happiness . Arrived at Cairo these freemen of Assiout did as they had been ordered by Kingsley -- found Donovan Pasha , delivered a certain letter to him , and then proceeded , also as they had been ordered , to a certain place in the city , even to Ismail 's stables , to await their master 's coming . This letter was now in Dicky 's hand , and his mirth was caused by the statement that Kingsley Bey had declared that he was coming to marry My Lady -- she really was `` My Lady , '' the Lady May Harley ; that he was coming by a different route from `` his niggers , '' and would be there the same day . Dicky would find him at ten o'clock at the Khedivial Club . My Lady hated slavery -- and unconsciously she kept a slave ; she regarded Kingsley Bey as an enemy to civilisation and to Egypt , she detested him as strongly as an idealistic nature could and should -- and he had set out to marry her , the woman who had bitterly arraigned him at the bar of her judgment . All this play was in Dicky 's hands for himself to enjoy , in a perfect dress rehearsal ere ever one of the Cairene public or the English world could pay for admission and take their seats . Dicky had in more senses than one got his money 's worth out of Kingsley Bey .