The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

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~ - De Pc you m 3, that you arc going with m
| trayal of what she knew To be his aim.
am going on this boat US far as her desti
nation, u you haye no objeetions, and viii b,
only TOO happy 30 siiAre the honor with TIL
eapfeins IN serving or protecting you.''sa
! ), xec are very kind, replied Laura, stifffys
then Iunkiug an excfse,5 ross aad left him
Lett him feeling s.1g that BE bad hurt his on,
discovery Of her own suspicious - = rs
The next day was Sunday, bright md inyig
Grating. The wide expanssg pf water siistenel
and danced, tossing back 70 wood and sky tn,
palette Of Tisdau. Laura lad sat ssrne tim.
81 th9 guards dying the scenery 50 new ii
its sombre znonptpays Mr.. Hagan, watching
has oPpogenaItys haa ioipsd her there. TheJ
satipn turned upon the solemn realities of life
that vast, restless tofttrotas river wa,
9 type. Some ailnsion being made to tfiail
iirss nesting, he referred % the conversation
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Were yoo really serious, or were you ofiIs
talking to draw an argument ~ he asked
t,,l!, asa sincerely sefiossss replied Laura
GhaE Eon viii not revive II if as fear. yau arr
disposed to be the champion oil my foesn a
Foes. You VIII live 10 see the day, Miss
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getting late, and have not vet reed the gcs1
pel Of the day, 80 will return to the eahiDsn
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strength peryaded her mental and o.a
frc ~ ha
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= Aao'us ss3a
hetuTnlnS 10 her stateroou1, she ststzed upon
a life preserxer, fastened II reaad her aist
and seeing the crowd of nearly two hundred
passengers making their way to the upper deck,
followed thems When there, the number to be.
saved, by lowering into the boats the pressure
of each one to be first in the mad contest for
life--zthe one all oyerPoweFiag sense ofselfpce-
seryation, swaylng the crowd, to the exclusion
OF every other human feeling, soon convinced
Laura that II her lite was to be saved it mast
be alone through the force of herown courage
anu seli-cohefoI. tAetraciHg, Then, her steps
deliberately, turning her back upon possible
certa1ntyF emitting herself on arons even the
caance-eomtort OF conapanionship in doubt and
terror, she, this trau young girl, heretofore
comTasseu. around by watchfui, loving eyes,
and ready hands tor any gemergsncy, kept
brRvely on her way until shereached the lower