The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-18

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defea a9capen,A 8 soxvsee. ne eeenes GO.
ness, while the 1s9naa Of Iurs.ie yse hnger.
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has beeroenea noster1ng - a1e.:ncs IeI,e1
Against ee~ dexk ana sna00wy soiia8o O sos
elm wooo. cnatcang ner mp III - nsuo
aimcu.ty e mosoer ieels an s.Ppofsasg
her INFANT, ne nuft1eo across tne sekoaml en0
was quickly buried In the recesses 81 the
wood.
The morning broke before they mad roaen.
ed tho appointed place OF concosimene. ~
was one OF those ancient recepeacies tor mo
noble dead, which wern followed out OF the
earth In various parts OF the country, and
were frequently used, during the pereecu-
tions of foreign invaders, ~ places Of refuge
and cOncealment for the pefsons and prop
critics of the people. When they found
themselves safely sheltered within the DO
som Of this close retreat, the customary ef-
feet Of long restrained anxiety and sudden
joy was produced upon the lovers. They
flung themselves, with broken excismatlons
of delight and affection, into each others
arms, and remained for considerable time
incapable Of acting or speaking with any
degree Of self-possession. The necessity,
however, of providing for their safety dur
ing the ensuing day, recalled them TO more
distinct perception of the difaculties OF their
situation, and suggested expedientsfo for their
alienation or removal.
They ventured not beyond the precincts
Of their Druidical sojourn until tho ap
prOach of evening, and even then, 1t was
but to look upon the sunlight, and hurry
back again to their lurking-piace in
greater anxiety than before. The English
had discovered, and were fast approaching
the mouth of their retreat.
Gormac, signifying to his bride that she
should remain silent In the interior on the
cave, drew haa Sword and stood near the en-
trance, just as the light became obscured by
the persons or the party VINO were 10 enter.
They paused for some time on hearing the
voice OF Cormac, who threatened 20 sacrince
I.e nrst person snaI snuniu sSu'ulo W pi.Ie
his foot inside the mouth OF the recess. In
q rev moments aIeeI 1ne aeyoseo pan were
perpleXed 10 near tne soune Oh sIones anu
ea!tn tnrown t9eetner' as II 20 erect some
pulidlng near the cave. OhaDIe 70 t4rm any
conjecture as TO the nature ana ooJect OF
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pronase In .nao, onS,o ~. be annearss ax
supernaturai meaning IN INC h; lpp sha hUo.
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upon ms arm-pu! .nau Th ho artw ,.s saas
continued tneir iaoo., anu ~ ns':e wnle
the ngnt was only ois E As Rs' ne
trating Vhro"en slh"n Nv '"o
entrance: ..,:, s:
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aLter pause .. some manu, ss Sod
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