The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-05
- NEW oRLEANS SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE s 1871
parts, Just for all the world as if YOU fell

er. par parts, iist for all the world as if you f
II fear we both have been dbr;ve
among the breakers" said Frank, "but
nave often imagined that you would prol
It not for the persecution Won suffered e. f.
s1!I SUI, on my side the day of the scnf1
with Ffolliot and his people.n
f,uc An wasn't id my part to lose nv lif
h tSo any one that had dhrop o. the Lyme
fiercely), "not to say the mastber, s" que,
nephew, an the best loved an liked O, tn,
Well, Fergus, and when did Won se.
hy poor dear uncle and cousin-and how
mas my cousin Bob behaved "a rascal, 'a aa
report states z" ''s'y az
"It's black day, Masther Frank. that
nave 70 say a bad word o. wan O; the
a nynchs," replied Fergus, slowly and with
Sir Robert he's now made himseI1i so y d.
Villain. Why it was only last Whitsnn'
eide that he KEN with that hard-heartad
g goh, ski.nhint, Ffolliot, an party o. Sir
an, 80 ~; ooPers, tlii they took possession,
an put his own father am his own sisther
MISS Euen, out o. house and home. ali he
kase ne bekem what they call q conformist
OUT what my father calls a Judas. wbiIs
T.; H"e .o QUO masther an Miss Ellen wouldn't
1 ionged to their ancesthors.n '-.''' 'o-
| ;, And did he really bring troons tn .;.o4
with passion. 'Ao'oiing
., "sqre enough he did, the villain. Mas.
themselves in . cabin, an, slsd tn s ,.s. ;a
parrln that the good hearted Pros3estan
man gev thin the use o. the purtv
cottage at the lake beyant, that, you re-.
- 'i l, MS orother Alick used sometimes
20 nave for a fishin' lodge, an there tbev;rs
still; Mr.. Gordon, in spite O, Sir Jobn sn 10
f,.olhot, often visits them, though NOT 70
1'itner thelr religion, an sinds thin many ,
pIeseneIan' itil stand to him yit, may6e' 3
Will o,ners 4! meet fall. The Guild i
was was turned out by his own son: an .
MISS Ellen is taken up night and "
Jay nursin' him. As to Masther-Sir Il
nooert-he's ivin' like a rale dive1 ;.
. u; "a an gambin' an maxim game oy r
lis fathers scruples o. conscience; am ever
more In with Sir John and FfolIiot' an, n
oln. to church whin he's sober. O. onIv y
naI wouldn't have hand in the blood Nv -
ny Lynch could murdher him with INV Jr
WI mana; an sometimes l. am hard set ~, ~.
The conversation was interim ntad h,, A. ci'
ia funeral lament, which broke fearfnIIv -"1
Tue silent loneliness of the scene. as ths c.,
occasion alluded to by Fergus, was visi- n oa
ish app re the abbey; and Frank ow
rdlai grasp of the hand, he was mov;nr ill.,, n,e
wnen MS wild companion, laying hand , %a
his shoulder said, in o whispered tone .e., .
Washer Frank, we cant be dom much tn u
ese Times, from Sir John and his throop- tim tim
$, oairin ov an odd time Still if Won re- ia1
TN it'll go hard if we don't ali have rs- nav 1as
y Well. Fergns IT,, to
70 MOIST sail at once, and we'll talk over -.
: again, SAID Frank and quitting the nes
q acquaIn lance to await the burial nrns pre-
ich the cottage &C., '"o iahs, hard by tell
u Snick woods, which, on the day in TI, I.
arpful autnmnai , .ose exquisite but forw
nIers eye, but speaking, amid all their a no
y. IVY 20, Oh tast approaching decay and He
tn; Inc air was breathlessly still and IL,
iake glanced bluely and tranquilly be- otIa ,
- W. Iae tnin foliage, as Frank passed scaS
'e the yellow leaves rustIed sIovfw h es iran .
him IN the tender sunshine. IA II re az
anu 10 quit for ever the boughs tbey taIi :
80 Long adorned, and the Woodland th bn
isSeTs were pouring forth what mivht n .ens
10 oe parting hymn for decaying ma. ~,
AlGogether SO strong was the mel VIZ
oiy cnarm OF the scene that, long ere nv =,
"a got clear of the weod at the uneonaI ~
Ie was pursuing, it had completely ne.ha
- =" U0"n nie Iate excitement. UNEQUAL ed In
oVed slowIv. ca .S sometimes she ga
ID and leaHt on.;na. 'nah once he em0tI,
aduwv and nnSa.4""5 Tree, overcome "H
tate in which ha nT..,. ieaFs respecting tinued
relatives Wa i nuu MS DE- of her
sinking ran;dir I'LL ne nos nnd his do you
on-or m,1ht 1,t th, "a.!ie' inSo dis sanity
flown? J'hen 49,. spi'iI nave al streny
huurht. he hnr.;'.i Uie in pulse OF from Il
as If life and tla.,,h , Onmaru LOT a to IA pr
"Seo oH every est OF
ouob tbosa dasr,. receive
hi had Gnt,,er.d ,sy movements, my bel.
Il. reached tin, r,,t,' ."e scene ny the are you
Mt MT the In,v ,yarJ.. ne paused for him
,igLt. frnn ,n,,....,.,,' 10 ascertain Julia,
Inmates. ,,,,f, III Tue position voice a
,rnngI, ,i,. lei. ne $1,000, a man to bles
hu h;n' IL wicket; ana passed him."
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zee NO - - .S out IhaS glance, tOucliin
i him En- th;ni- quo IaulDg Cwln8ht, ualIy Fl
of C,rnSt Es',,;.. "e recogh'1ed the wrOugh
N~"~sSS AV1AOtl Vic son OF kfS Old Ia utt1,