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

.-A0AiEoL AhE The FEET OF THEN
NEW ORLEANS, SUND
: Poor boy" he unused g would that con
present her to you in the perfect innocsncs :.
= Ssrts ls;sne s that adorned her when You Ia
va on.n Just at that moment the library do
. h;m. TPoned, and Eugene Neville, presentir
nimseH with . modeat bow observed
t.,r, neg pardon, sir, If this IL an untimely i,
"Come in my boy,n for 40 M. sax.r, =.
ore vo called him; my thoughts were just the
aYou were very kind to me- sir hon. q.
psrtial{tr Iso NOT altogether unworthy Of you
.. mW q are your plans for future life, En-
that = S.v With reference to Thorn, my dear sir
sne cloud that seems to hover over ma mpu
NOT ouret upon my hesdn -AsS
lnoE,n ner sss looked for an EXPLANATION, not
20 nIs daughter; and Mr.. Neville Continued
nave b9t little incliuation for the Iifa of
co S"Hern pisnter and it was my intention to
the estates LEX s sne proPrety Of dsposing Of
inc islands, in order to make q nernao n., ~
sss,denoe IN the north. Here are NV friends
live anS ~ Is t mat she resides for whom alone
W. vot t parents, have ever taught me to regard
rs rs tne richest possession that earth had fSs me-
yet. thson wne N, We parted we were young
sne nss been the guiding star that stIil pointeS
Suo tne path OF my return; bat nov that
oo"id CONE %9a, though find her all that my heart
ever painted her, yet do fnd in ber a. naei S
! IA ;. seriousness that becomes not her years
nv, ,s. .eao OF che joyous welcome, which ali
b9. sad . creams so fondly pictured, I see
angnt has happened to defeat Inc svea.
ropes have been ever taught to nonr;sh
'taY ye s disclose it and let me know the worst
;1h;ns Sewaf f;., kindIy pressed his hand, and
!, may yet be we'll. It was nv intan3,oU
~ yo1 tale that has caused ma nanci H;t.s W
sS;c,cr. need your GO Operation, and with
'rnn as we would have it. / purpos.iv +
'reoore writing to you on the sul,iect lay
, ~ h .ears should be unnecessarily alarmed. q
I'd speak with Son Pa It most prudent 70
l;g;nn ner rs sen, save one. That one thing II II
ires tende fa.' Sns FIFTH to which her in.
rget what she owes to her family to me a .ai ~
soclety-for consider it to certain eetsn. =.
at ost aso to entertain predictions for ca
~ faith called Roman Catholic. tta' eg.a- 80
si : ana charity are exhausted.o tn
!. sn me induce you to hope, my dear air tn
Cod a arap pest th Is utterly impossible" eli
pended Mr.. Seward, but in the rveniuy M
all your exertions to avert the eya,e rio
ooau' eugene soon left the par pr,
auiine was sitting on a boudoir at a n;so. orr orr
81 etS[oioery: Sadness brooded over ber tbi
n,tebance She blushed as she heard the c cas
gentle sap inpIp the
rticulated dCome in" a mex instant, faint ma
ely stood in her presence. so"e inme- IN me
RELY recovered fron, e, tnat you have get
" i So''r fright of yester- a h.
perfectly ca E dist
'ks 70 orr providentiaI deliverer. tar and
ed to nipccsv inevitably have been dea
: on 1 that could as easily chase AWAY ira,
gloomy shadows from yonr brow Pay san
Sa%ot ne, regarding her with look of in fam
,ceivably more terr;hi !, from q danger whe
for an ;r.taS l We
.oi an instant raised her timid eyes. as | chm,
;, bnt dronn.S th how much he dolls
,is arJsnt oIp ppt' Them in confusion as she az
onf;ds in ,,n ribut
OF this sad tale" o INC !.
on know ali, Eugene and far more than di & !,
hat il 80 nc nov 60 speak of it," in fla
y treasure, Pauline ~ "e"
,ow Won not uods molly word" fngit
your devoted fathers fears and mine COMM
s 20 ma De wrested from your hands by n
ss spiritual despotism RI ~
now OF no such thing Eupene br+ a.
me, spare me this Enpene: IL l. ~
INCH must be interdicted between unr ga
D." you Italic
Whole subject of religion is fnlI of ton
y, Fanhne; do not pretend to unravei mains
cry one must do with it the best he ear San
yourself, L advise you to let il alone nj. were
st is impossible, Eugene. must do o. amon'
y of others the best 1S' 40 as careful
Ia to keep my eve stead;i. e. : lu"sG cOnsid
ems 10 me to be the true rock. the trna desert
that one which has Witnessed ths medal
- of eighteen hundred years aud 10 ae Frencl
great and glorious as when size a - brass
10 the spiritual conquest of the nniva1' watch
a that rock, that Church is the Rn- cI"ttad
tholic Church. 40 'Ho ANo- ciotteo
at thir
CHAPTER XII The la
merous and elegant dinner marty g, found
enG TO Mr.. Neville, was ASSEMBLED a. the Cri
Hall There were present nmonm the naI
ne lem pletons-except Mr. TemnInt regime
sent ms regret that he shonld not hn' they h
avail himself of Mr. Seward,s ,,n,ito 49, to
Respects tn tbo ouS Cnas he hoped to tor En-
g we're entirely concluded: Miss Lara greatly
;, Dr; Bogus, the Episcopaliau. and Mr.
ne tresbyterian clergyman: ai.o Sir ,,;oo
and Lady Baghy, FROM kondon. whose h. ulsc
snce Mr.. aud Miss Seward had made rS,.,a w, ~
leir late sojonrn st the British canitaJ " Er -
an tho &C.,. unlLesStAtned and con- Charles
Ia Tnxnr;sS,,. no. seated E6i, Gort