The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02

10 abont Eugene You know he~has peen y y
,ere nearly d month, and ! have n ynsu ysil 4
.,a,,t ,T,Dcrhs1nities of studying la yen. -
N. ing Nina Incapable of being spUiieu, OF >.
! e .ons trIaii1r kindness into tamlnaflty, =.
roc drawn "a out in such way. AT ai1 ~
fsrept titneSrf4to be fully conSlnceu Una. :,
he was never born to his present spneiS "
tJ,at. both by education and ASPIRATION, NJ !"
~ fitted for some higher walk OF ue, gnu u
that only some terribly sad reverse OF ior =
time at home has driven him TO this strange
land, and left him only choice oe.Meen :
using his most eyalAde ssaehS 10 "a SGefn ]
GIVING me such warm friends, Ana enlose
inn me with means tlrat are more tnan coin
mensurate with my own wants. ;fT fa;l
count can give OF my stewarHsnlp -
To use it for the happiness OF my 1eAoM
he;nvs9 Would it not be very easy, az"
only a common act of mercy, LOT me 20 ~
1ance thjs man such sum OF money as
would give him a fair start IN lie y! SUN ny
occupation more IN acco!dahee Want to
Ia Int If course, would not take amy 1 1at
in the matter without consulting your 1 %on
1 to speak to him and arrange all the pre-
liminaries, for you know l never can under
stand money matters, or give the 'almigh1y
dollar the worship which, our people I'M
fortunately think is it's due"
Mr.. St. Cyr had listened attentlve!y. MS
countenance varying in expression as Alice
intentions and feelings were made evident
by her own earnestness OF manner. a man
Of the world, and close observer OF human
nature, he saw some deeper nd iesg . her
interest in the failure Of this fascinating,
mysterious man. =,
He sat some moments silent, turning all
: she had said in his mind, perfectly con-
WINGED, however, of her own righteousness,
when seeing her anxiety to hear INN speak,
a | he broke the silence by saying:
II ssAfour good Intentions, Alice, in behalf
h of this person, are only in keeping with
f your warm aud generous heart, which
y would, verify believe, prompt you, II you
q had the power, to make every beggar a
prince"
e Not unless saw the halo CLEAN
e through the rags" quickly answered Alice.
X I" But this proposition is too sudden Tor
a. me to give an immediate reply to, or fof
I'd YOU to act upon, without further reflection
e. and knowledge OF this person $ antecedents
LII In the meantime, take care you. who nave
he so rashlv resolved to live a lonely, loveles'
life, lest you tnd the golden gates taken by
g. q coup de main, and we have, through you
N. a modern version OF the story OF Catherine
ep of Valois and Owen Tudor
on Food enough for reflection did this con
he versation give Alice, though 1t proved N
on apodyne for her increased nervous excite
Ia meut. Very little sleep visited her eyelids
weary from weeping, that night, and tn
an next day she was unable to leave lit
Ugh chamber.
to Whatever plan her intentions might sui
avs sequently have taken III behalf OF EuSeh
re they were speedily frustrated by his oW
Did announcement of his intention to leave
on the expiration OF his month. 10 al! III
she Questions he/gave some evasive reply,
ON looked at her With such beseeching, unmi
sen taxable eyes, that she felt obliged to let Il
ces matter drop When the day arrived, al
re- she told Mary to send him to her to recel,
eel his wages to her great astonishlnent s.
Sc 41,a. .Nysip Cos
ter breakfast. not, however, without poil
she good bye to all the kitchen depart:ael
AVE " just like a rale gintleman, added Mai
ma (which same believe he is.
of We will not dwell on the lady's chag
OBJ as she thought over the seeming ingratltu
i by of Eugshe's conduct, nor on Mr. st. Cy
evident pleasure ard triumph at the un'
ina pected turn matters, that began TO &c
ID to threatening, had taken, but leave each a
that all fSI q few days to the !nnuehce oI III
her respective views and feelings.
half w. -
his isSSs s5ide io %y , rs a %s sifs
thyss up; hopes "a. and thin arr one
ra,r Lay thy sweet hand in mine, and trust to me
vh;ie Ac.ille had faithfully kept the prob
ayers made to Egmont, of reporting nmseif
Lis presence every Sunday, the fiie
going always spending the greater part OF
90 i'll day together.
In spite of all Egmont's Yankee ingen'
living to find out Achilles secret, he found
the SELF tolled oy ms lnVullei"31 So =.
y her powers. " only wall, ne wou iu So" g.,
llried you shall soon see the Who're pay Va:
ut of scene inclusive. ne oramia 10 vi :" ~
lgene close, ana II You WIN c.ii DIV ~ rn,
me of to reveal to You the mystery OF the
lstead month"
of the Egmont was punctuai 10 the Hii mn ~.
'unds, the day appointed anu was 49,
little AchIle IN me spirits anu i9iua a
0 turn mood, Two lhihSs th'ie VI iI.. -; 80
petite to save deserted nln: DlhH $500 oes ~