The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-07-10
PAULINE:
a TALE OF REAL LIFE.

re. PAULINE:
"A. TALE OF REAL Irrr
nj lContinuedI
~ ~ cHAPrER XIV
"a .Ias.;a needs not to be recorded with vb
~, actiGy aS ny. Stewards last order was ohav.T
1G Mr Calvin Seward was seated in h;o IA D.
pa he LII IN tne library of Mordsunt HslI Vii.
at eor dc mad inst repurchased whom knocf st ts
le towards the door Il opened snS EAdvanoi1
,t an s s.anas before him. This wss dsisItfn "a
Q seperonp pHrepGh~ering surprise to Mr. Seward. hi
= was not surprising then that It sSnrg grael .a
grasitnde for tho many bleesinps sh1-a.e mei
n SpOa e. h1% and th. the expeotaten Of fwehea sneh
After act sa' inssrsis% lssss is%onE e. then
; Tha Thhaoonced Eugenes arrival to his i.n~htar
found E"Sens a. spsa on angels wings, and
isJ..as On rosy pinions few. Eugene is acInnns
WOW sno accepted; Pauline is wooed and
,. several days must be supposed tn h.v.
passed. Eugene is again at the siSs nf P.nI. nsve
saa Wnose y. devoted heart there is now hnt, ons
the snG;ngnt Little Marie is not hear to share
the subject Of j2y o. her friends She is in fact
efforts .to to- Egsse after, reflection, and many
rsSsftain az where be had
found in his brother's portmsntesr whiSa ga No had
In sne denomination that he would msS. Psm
it may iesd e with q. he thought. and as
uor. QI0ClO& hat |
aIppe,In apa,sSnam may a. well be here recorded. 0o-
bro,,sS ISahne," commenced Eugene. ar hav.
found h, me .s. letters which I told you had
They sonsist Of Tie dpoos Charles
s%ssF s.ss ass BE Z. 1ese se
wnsten after he had reDcnted OF IT. cs,sse DScn
!, naa neglect Of the two innoccnt bein~. vhy d
It seems tSePended 60 entirely upon him for tl
daughter. Ao M" an infant II
ersse ei1e me regarded him with the intense in- g,
oncernsa as E sne ever took in all things that :,
~ .o Eugene but when she besrd h;s P'
S"HeoHent and the recollection of Narie;s
hS OF her parents flashed across her mind tb
a bav;n'. Marie had described her father ca
n a.I innS gone away; could this have hecn ~;
;st-ae ner mother as having died amidst | ~ :
eartsh, Ino want; could this have been his Ie ~.
could It be that she was her swsst hnt ~ sci
';ycu ~, oabe! Her head became div. and 2 wi
sSa sSa mist passed over her eyes as Eugene nro 9
;: VIII read continued be the frat latte.
y 'n ~ sne ssenrs to have written after he ieS n
as Teu,a Sesar, appear that she did regard ny
laries could he so lost to everv SsaI;n thst tina
Ua.a characterize man Of refinement and to
.bs On as 10 have originally intended It a. tha
vel relief for his dsappointed besrt nn. Dy n"t
.ght z IT. it in this world. H NOS in religion. ws VIII
:, and runs thus 'eA may olst, prin
Dearest Charles-I know that -, olics
a a,an ae.ufrn, but knowing how sad You must that
,;y from me and our precious babe and less
,ar. n. snaC eve. even my miniature which Won of al
ASs S carry with you, but this time forgot is ia
her with that of a"r 70 y1u, send 1t, to- relig
M MI. On sne day of her baptism" cn.., W.
= ssainiatures" exclaimed Pauline. "m;n;. come
%, Engene, where are the ,n;niat, ,hia- sn eQua
uI!gehe was startled ut the earnestness .of what
.'ue' anu noticing her agitation became Of And
al S' -, macn anected as she was, as he nm selve
set and SnIseiops SIvep which he drew from his whic
;eady hand. TS.s , miniatures in Pauline's whic
to satin case. In a. oa oacn enclosed In spuri
ais @ oSssnds snd p TSrs @ worked n silk the Kent
was marked with the initiaIs M M then
trembling hand and palpitafino baar, but ii
the iets. me satin Covering and overcome Is it
81 A'on''sy OF her feelings faintly arti- the as
ID. vas. n IL one ft
gene what mor. -. ,e, my napiess babe not Il
dy dene to recoyer harS tnan nas BEEN not to
= I, y =, ~ tnat time think, much As We Loved
. .s' sue nao 90 strong claim upon our We
,.ine IN 70 was in an agony Of grief Epgan. rom
,;a s'ie less affected, and yet be ventSreS worthy
may be o mistake. PanI;,. .iia,., h,
younSeT when this miniature vss tafsn trated
snS1at;y you took under yoRr protection. festiva
heast snS however, did not satisfy his ss the
rthar 49, 1 va Soout to express him on the
\. ""en Fauhne suddenly interrupt and tn,
te%'e ond ms moment, Eugene; can place Sroand
than vaILsJ f sPINnglng up she few stairs,
,eren sha o~aI.; M sno apartment. enperiE
vorv casLe. ;hed, ~ h, returning, with q then th
icIe Of its . y, neE nand as she exhibited pair of
een yvorI "a I eeii me Il that has mine.1
ettera nnor sne same hand az have and the
,ay he rsTsn'I ossSS the dHa
INQUIRED Ii,,i ne snat when Father lsughin
ed that ehs ri Maries name, Pauline the nu
her than thst ~, no mea ns Of ascertaning number
at upon noe que called hesself Marie: Creole
orked In FL 81 VI ner dress when found pectatiS
1t thofgb fi Sne lnltiais of her name Walsh q
Irt of it cont s;.; nao not been kept, are eur
aud car.fnII. lug tue initials bad been bosOms
on.r or latsr eseTved, with the hope look we
II identity Ths oe OF use TO estab- remarks
cd to Enyana ,;sS piece Pauline now odd avs
ire Will the satin csse of the afterwa
= -, Engene," continued she, IL thos. tIemen.
9 same Iuat.r;'I ~ enc same hand and consider
was euongb To- s.,;.c, ,... charm,
M heart ~ "Ss HFung from his Do ns