The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-28

OF every hue and form Threw bright thOngl
IL As the parties We're foxing about, examining
4 the grounds, listening to the music, or watch
4 ing the dancerA upon tho lawlG which Ind been
! sadaeAly .Tfveted upon Il figure that sprsassl
~ If dropped from one 81 the treesf i'm the
midstb The ,ehaaacterS assumed was III stscf,a
hlsn I'D the effect Of her apPointme9tse "
| ago Of her surrounding. elected one uniyeIsal
burst Of ADAPTATION and curiosity as TO the
| psrsoaael Of this unique idea. Her dress was 81
phorus on starr Of CRIMSON foil. She had wings,
lssinhilsrly sOfnamented, that were arranged Ito
raise or lower by skillfully concealed stxiags an
,Mfi & leaves ekcrusted with phosphoressent
ilgAtf and intcrspersed with diamond stars,
A9er fitting about from oa group to another,
saying little hothings here pad. There. she sud,
a path which led over rustk bridges to i deep !,
HeSine; . portion Of the i5omainl which MI.
DaGFe had tlaid out m asalose rescmhiance
|3Rssible TO aceemplisl.y Heges you fonsd your
through whicA looised fas ef Sser which
c gssi s s1a1Ihg fy s@sSs e aS ~ gS
flowers greeted the eye 0lFBsefy sidesyandI at
the sound'of afootstep as tafs unasu3r hour;
rabbit and squirrel we're, 10used from their
sleep, and went jumping from wig to twig In
seayIh ofundisturbed reposA sDownthese rugged
Isths,: then, to the haunt of the dryades, it8ed
the reatlsss fireAy, until coming suddenly upon
various trees, and twined With vines 81 mn
and the prairie queen rose in fun bloom, She Gu.
tered and took her seat, like one lost III . taain
Of deep and solemn reflection. Some inffaences
abe could mot say what, amidthc atmosphsfa OF
sptFits lie .. ssasIdsn blight upesa seMe fair
could only be massespd il oitpde,s had tafaea
s ii SlisE eslS sssS sss ssyieas kSaaifsa
those feelings of Sss1i I'm ts.s lnast
unlo0Sed+foe naotneuss; Sovcr usy h05 xhich ase
cen asdiga neither nazne9 NOR caIens iAsreznom.
tome e %ase g gdng heard 81
ar Fame, aug sai hgsd 1s memories tt
ravs ~ iii 1aysa and l ioss. Tesls
silesiry sttAvay Noics sts@tcfs perhaps
in a low, trenuls,,is tone, some mournfiil yafe
that ablspds tho ststlinp ~islr ti.a Sessrss sld
basS oRe tones n. she haazti Akas Asms
non eli "a "a ms sand , il stems
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vi %iisE s,ss knew. IN + tSS sa
sils ,ssssassss &aasalg gesnseieasgiSn assStHes
pseseuceiieux hsny and raising her 6yesE she tsE
Atlszin ef alsspst as1,eszttious dreed sRasssxer
her frame they fell upon the figure Of allfyI
GaRnehina moHk staadiisg in the opening, YftI /
ss IA 8 aSs S .,s ssi N nnfa 9RS
getting her M&sk, hef new charatt4r and stffs
No addressed hsr thus sob ohJ aEEa5
Needy art thou arrayedi tesniglsts Nellie |
becene athee ). 6oe tTalg sthou haat,iussbt thE |
wings. net only far thy gym destgsaftap1sbgt |
thy false end sWsyYard light viii yet pEaya o |
snaFs e tbs feet Of those who seek "A follow "
TEuly, reverend Dir, You are in NO way charry
Of your Raainohitions, nor Glow to take fdn "a
o. ySss a meier gaso SaH 1870 n Mny
whom y0u kneyxs seeing thst my faatMres, like
yen own, are hidden benesth my unsksn i.
3 = All, faithIess daughter of noble father! 4
know thee only too well and look in vain in
u the world Adr She httse, Innocent Nellie whS
,nee lisped her prayers q her nnotherss knee.
Il joy in thy voice, know TOO ven thss thssss
Q no haqpiness in thy heart; because thou 1
hast foresworn thy faith and taken up with
he Aes6 pots Of Egypt. Dost thou mot hear
he voice of God crying to thee: wished to
10 thy Saviour, aud thou sb1igest to destroy
hes; created thee to make thoe partner with
Hurried down forever into the I
leep abyss, thou shalt send forth signs of fare,
md pour out tears of blood over the graces thou
lesS received, and over the use thou hast made I
# them. Thou shalt regret the loss Of them,
nut they will never more return; thou shalt q
all upon God, and, exaspeFated, He shall with I
raw himself from thy sight, ID
The tome of Che voice, She soIemnity of the !
words, and mien Of the speaker, moved Hrs. ]
ltswart beyond oontrsl; bat just as si,e had II
tsz&ciently recovered heEse1f 70 resent what she
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ecasion, q figure in tho dress of an Ursulins {
mn appeared suddenly by the side of the monk. {
=" BE not too much disturbed, my child" she c
ieShiuls they SAVIOR more Of zeal than of that I
'hrist- like spirit which turneth away wrath I