The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01

E. AT tho appointed hour the noble .teel1. =
~. seward were chAnping their bits an.
Hall Rts;yan g, shsoe. i front Of Mordan
ic sewasd, his daughter, Isabelle and q lite1,
70 arle were soon seated, envelopedi In their fHrs
seat, displayed his worries in ifI,snnnrasosnl''
/ . Isaia I'm there being now NO mistake
vent TN me . order. Grsek went the whip Cd
!. Mind. Houses, streets, passengers. and we
q nicie: wsre passed with lightnins speed. T Y.
ann 1h. OF the principal ssfeets wss completed
ne city. The braeing cir rossed ihe spirits Of
me olooded snimais, and increased rather chan
Sssn ~hs the ssSs.. The ssZ was le ar
ttSnger separate aud distinct, but Joined in con-
Snss ou 70 ISvs. Tho keen wind blew the ripe
bsr sv on Mar,es cheeks into big round roses
Seward and The ladies were Alec in the mt;
f Sn90yI men Of thsir ride. They were now far
rather b1oIsH snd b IL Htss e the
pointed rocks jutting on the read side '''e
~ soon became evident to Mr. Stewards nrac.
comm s of t sns animals .ers not under
e seat and held them in with ali his might. bnt
70 no purpose; they knew their strength and
eSeyed sso ss aa'rs%as r IT, They
nrm in Your seats, my children" and se;sep9
me. .ne reigns; bat they were already at their ut.
at 81. Tens on and the faithless thongs snapped
uas1ed me noble bat now frightened and I'M
~ S1h animals, threatening each moment
isctinS rochsy to atoms against the pro-
part OF the road which they had now reached ;
wnen gentleman, who, having for come mo- ,
heas.s observed OBS the approach Of the furious
concealed himself behind a projection. aud.
tssyS threw his cloak at the Aess heads AS
e d n ~ss slii ssi p' :s
S SaA completely covered the heads of both :,
1 tSs They instantly stopped; aud though
proved faaaI was fearful and must still have f
,.s w tne assistance of Mr.. Seward, Who had y
a1ng from the sleigh the instant it stopped. :, =,
s were safely rescued from their peril +.
uo s.SuaIIon. Inc gentlemen then gave thair ~
MI! nSre attention to the horses which were =; 10
tiI pi1nging and chatting, defying ali BLACK II
ski aud coaxing to restore them to good u
Gosh, massa, don't 'em cut upi O Sam bab e! 70
SEQ NOSES afore inow, but him neber bab seed IN
m 70 SIGH golly fumsy fcati6n rs dis am no az.
ID s sess mind preaching Sam but pat them, pa
.o Goady Golly, dey am deaf dare am no use 'n Z
n TINS hour, and dey gets worser an worsern res es
an, " .n,s time our young hero had secured Is so
,ak soon Succeeded II rastnn!S u.sloogeo the lor.
I !, quiet; when Mr.. Seward approached r.
cordially extended his hand, asked to o. Oh
deliyerance ~ eiy anu fam
Is it possible, Mr.. Seward,n that seven 20
.rs absence should have SO entirely obliter. y a
,ndW Va souT oosom ."
Bless my soul, Eugeuel can credit nv ent
SEES i" And the same moment found Ely y day;
,race of one who had ay.r -, ~ S ": warm than
Pauline recognized in the stronnn,s pace
nd, and the entire nartv nrooaas an ola dash
together. WIG "N
those
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ear, cold, beautiful day once more smiled tense
siuys aud o,L.,.. -. ~ oohio 10 conscious She
he bitterness ne uus ~ gnash their teeth if to
orv Iogs cr;snoI SUI. "A hoole pile of knew
- fireplace of the library of Mordant Hall &c
ID mass OF Goals brightly glOwed beneath 1yboI.
nj tbbe lug LIZ aalnes wrapped themselves "Y,
av;ca 81 ~, Peepeu tnr0uSh each chink conld
|, the ,hi,nn ~ uhe t"H spire, reaching "W
" ionnd their way through it's crooked sPt
~ Iront OF this comfortable prospect for az,
oned and ooHa,, "a. arm halr, richly realiz,
!. in a At ~ n.oe WIN crimson velvet. they v
r rever;a sot @ostractlon, or ruthle
:; oi q long and busy life had passed be- spare
mt. Upon the floor beside him, as if il md w.
dropped from his hand. Law %T rh'
,,oirn,ng newspaper. An advertisement, myster
rotestant Association" of which he ia a a. SV
er, 4" TO meet without fail that night on tnoa,h
IS OF the utmost importance;n hal 4 Th'
t refectio9s w. "e EEL 'ne cause OF his you sa
the altar the mother of Pauline. formal 49, 10
artng point of his meditations. Than Chn .S 81
ion the ton thnnsi us LnGonparable tempest
she threw arnnnd %; nauleiess charms entire,
irreparable loss when an untimeIv | 81 ',
iad ruthlessly spatched away his iec.s, @ or
'eiess value; leaving his -prattlino ''A -"
}, tne living image of herself as evi
mat It was not all bright dream, ~,
md that be raii wa" i mere really did compln
being who seldom slumbered i'm his n,bra ,' 1.
Is. Heaving deep drawn sigh, as the | who - = =
passed on, he saw tue sweet bnd of ~ n .
no longer lisping babe, but grown 1870 10
g rich ripe period and bloom of maiden | nov, a.;
he reflected that the time must ere fy,;;t;
i've when he should be called by a fat S..,,,.
Inch there is no appeal, To leave her S"rin', .
fathers protecting care. He knew EnstaS i
Of which the sQR OF his friend had in acon"in.
nis return. That object was the dear durin., ~
OF his heat; and at least rs far as he Nn,SS;
gene could decide upon it, the present vivisI ~
rs 10 nave witnessed their AaRs;sis, aTst,n.s ~