The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-17
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l. II the peasant who drove me over to Killy-
Of Ireland by the accuracy of his facts or the
fdty Of his opinions, the Rev. Dan assuredly
made annends foE Ill the short-comings;. fOr no
saw the whole thing ct gasnee. and. kns Hs
could be made prosperous and happy, just % he
knew how much poteen went to tumbler Of
punch and though occasionally despondsnt
d-time, aud the AeeSnter waxed low, he had
usually arrived at . glorious millennium, whom
every ore wore an oraage lily, and; the whole
worId was .e@psoyed in singing, "Croppies lie
+ 1rsuppose I must be q. very routine sort Of
creatnre, who loves to get into groove, and
Life at Killyrotherum. The monotony that
would have driven fnoet men TO despair was to
me soothing and grateful -ssl.,s1 :. -. -,
lage after breakfast, whore ahe made whatever
purchases the-eaEes OF household demanded,
suficed for exercise. After that, wrote q
little in my own roOm-Sh0rt, iOtting notes,
that might serve to recall, ON some future day,
| the scarcely tinted surface Of my quiet exist
points as puzzled whose
must try to arrive at with time and opportu-
nifty. Perhaps a brief glance at the pages of
hox e as may
Here is an entry. Friday, 18th November.
Memorandum to find ont from D. d. the exact
possibly fatigue may have made Obscure to me.
Is IL Sir Wfiliam Vernon or the Pope who is
Query: also, would not brass money be better
than no halfpence and are not wooden shoes
as good as bare feet' -.
Why does not the parish clerk always bring
up a chicken when he comes with a messagef
Lizzy did not own she made the beefsteak
dumping, but the maid seemed to let the secret
out by bringing in little ameth yst7r ring she
had forgotten on the kitchen table. wish she
ings. I am fond of dumplings. To try and
Mrs D. suspects Lizzy is attached to me- 1
not object if became an Orangeman. Query:
what effect would that have on my future ca
reerf Could be an Orangeman without being
could hum tune in my life. To inquire about
this. IS. .G5sl,4. t-v,- .-t- d
Who was the man who behaved badly to
Lizzy And how did he behave badlyf This is
a very vital point, though mot easy TO come at.
1Sth.-Lizzy likes-I may say loves-me. The
avowal was made this morning, when was
of soap from the village. She said: " Oh! Mr..
Gosslett, if you knew how unhappy am"
And I laid down the parcel, and, taking her
hand in mine, said: Darling, tell me all"
and she grew very red and fiurried, and said:
"Nonsense-don't be a fool! Take care Tobias
don't run away with the soap. wanted to
confide in you-to trust you. don't want to"
and there she fell a crying, and sobbed all the
way home, though tried to console her as well
as the basket would permit me. Memorandum
Not to be led Into any tenderness till the mar
require me to fight the man who behaved badiyY
What on earth was it he did7
great discovery coming home from church
to-day. ID. ID. asked mo if had detected any
thing in his sermon of that morning which L
could possibly cali violent, illiberal or unchar-
liable. As had not listened to it, was the
word of it could object to. Would you be-
lieSe it, Gosslett," said he-and he never had
called me Gosslett before" that was the very
sermon they arraigned me for in the queens
bench and that mild passage about the Virgin
Mary, you'd imagine it was murder was in
shilling. You heard it to-day, and know if it's
not true. Well, SIR continued he, after
pause, "Tom McNamara blackguarded me
for twenty minutes on it before the whole
court, screeching out, This is your parson!
this is your instructor OF the poor mar,-
your Christian guide-your comforter These
are the teachings that are to wean the nation
from bloodshed, and make men obedient to
the law, and grateful for It's protectioniH
Why do you think he did thisf Because
1 wouldn't give him my daughter. A Papist
rascal as he is, that's the whole of it! pub
lished my sermon, and sent it to the bishop,
and he inhibisedsmgi1 1t was clear enough