The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-07
- NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MoRARG, JgNE 4 1868


heart, arose quietly. to prepare for mass BIZ
| may her husband moving about in the nex
y room and she knew tlat q secon1 trial awsite
-her ,aus tp.her ssaspriss 10 e1iscrei1 Vlc room
mood met her with kiss saving: --''
| 81 quite admire your taste and courage. Kate
for early rising. for this isra lovely morninp TO
your roses and your strength"
| When however they REACHED Third street
Mr.. Stewart turned to th,. right. talkinp yolu
bly, all the time, and batting atfectionateiy the
little hand that rested upon his arm.
| "t3ut, Charles said Kate az soon "a he gave
| her a chance to SNEAK. :" this in mt the 3 ohi
"we,f nn not .x.o.,,, hut o ,,.;,, -.
| mind ,hnrcI, dear Ill y,,rn;nr 49, ~ ="
show yo,, sl,,no h.n o e,ard, tbnt' I;s; "
r TINS a f on as well as splendid view OF the
| I..;.a r., 90 ~ cI,ii,ri g.. - ~. eo...
,ro later Nth me and haa an, rrss+ oahan
| Dr. Beechwood - s'e~' pAo''oAAo-'
snbmissan tn this ;nna1;o,,s "vo ~ ~,
Contend with him. or anw one else shae could
| not SO. by degrees after fays more fnt;ie az
watcbfnjness and reaJv stra+env Eato "u as
connnered and aIlowad berasIf 3g',a1se 80 =" 10
state of indifference to the most important at.
fair of her life Her motto 1vas not g What
will man not do to save his somi =, Int 4.Wha4
will o woman not do to please her husband f1
Among her acuuaintances made at the hotel.
was o Mrs. Field, also a Young married lafiv. to
whom Kate became yerv much attached = fi,is
lady was also Catholic and was not allow to
perceive the state of affairs on this point. that
for some time agitated and depressed the
could by carrying her of. moleus roleas on sey
eral occasions to late mass, having abundance
of nerve to run the gauntlet of Mr.. Stewards
frowns, and fiuency Of words and arguments
AS the intimacy increased, Mrs Field saw with
pain the total indifference into which Kate was
falling, and upon one of her morning visits to
point out to her the danger to her present and
future, and the necessity of more self-reliance
aud perseverance under the difficulties of her
situation. :, ~.
Al, said.ka 1T is easy for those who
are not 80 trled, ana whose way is smooth, to
say what they would or wouldn't do; but low
ing huspana as L do mine, deslrous OF pleasing
Oh orc caia tues Cross iook OF angry word from
nm II 11ey were so pAaceu tney couid better
Ill" oAeuse 'iie oii,ic"ities Vi my posi-
'io ~ so .,,,, .o,, A..
oIPtoso snouli tell you, MIS- stewart,
tha1 i nave oeen .rled precisely as you are;
nay, thas nave nad even greater trials to EN-.
c co. s aor my + h.n ana yer nave conquered
al. SUPPOSE Iheh al tnls De true, What Will
you say as 20 one useiessness OF wife hghtlng |
1or 1er s9pseiehce against even a husbands au-
'hooI1y
80 +,a+ s no, ans"e e;t. Aa.e,
thao you are Jealous little woman VINO IS
lhVentihS taie 70 Try 70 win me 10 ne what
you tnlnk you couid De under the same clreum-
stanees,Ia brave ae1ender OF your rights"
have n"t i,,, omen, 'ne t uanah1 . woman m Tor
nave NOT invented a story, put tell you truly
that l nave passed through al and more of
s '!l contesI IMAM yoursen. say more" con-
Ilhueo MIS-; f1eid, WIN ANIMATION, " because
my nusDano Is not only ng1d member OF the
presbyterian Church, which Mr. Stewart is not,
o I ~ also u verltable acting deacon, and,
therefore,, Is douply Responsible, and held rep
rehenslbie ny the Assembly, to allow the wife
Of his bosom to remain thus under the dominion
of the Scarlet Woman Strange to say, up to
the time OF my marriage 1 had been rather an
ndinerent Cathohc; therefore, had no fears
Of linking my fate with Protestant and hay
ng no Immediate CATHOLIC relatives living, re-
'elved neither advice nor warming, except from
ne lips OF my con1essor, tor whose solemn,
timely, and paternal words, shall forever re-
member and bless him. Well, was treated
rom time to time by my Jealous husband,