The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-22
THE PRIEST HUNTER,
An Irish Tale of the Penal Times
CHAPTER Z.
BY M. ARcHDEAcoN. ESQ,

CHAPTER I.
that w ta late October day, in the year "
directions the little inlet of Kinpass IN sha
western coast of Ireland. 1t was a dav Of
S.oaa ana wind. Heavy masses of rack swept
necessarily across the sky, while the waters pf
She generally calm and peaceful inlet imneIIcd
Dy the ftful gusts, came tumbling and break.
. sba In foam and spray on the roci-strewed
melancholy accordance, with those of the wind
ana sea-birds, as if rejoicing in the rising gale.
;ntsnt, o. sne persons alluded to- after LOOKING
Steps towards q solitary cabin, that stood he.
;Iat .ne shelter of q small hill, where the
hanS luss close to its extremity, makes slight
osler continued abroad, watching eagerlv the
movements of some boats immedistsIS heyonS
ch che SIpSnhng OF the little bay, that, nothing
pSeWeen nefghboring island and y vassaY
~ W1se masts were just visible rising beyon9
~" Th nagn neadiand at the mouth of the inlet.
A. ueEe was mixture of fun and ierceness in |
Lne expression of his broad and ceperaIiv ooodi
@@umored countenance, as he Turned his Saza |
Is 1daoensiy aud impatiently from the boats. in
=. .SFno, while traversing, to and fro, a few Yards
Oh smooth beach, at pace that Threatened Ga
rp,se Sne keenness of the ocean blast. to- es-
movsmen os I Sg dropsn Plentifuly should the
il iS ssaS the reverse of high in bone and low
half By ;gd tho ssnS Of my father, he exclaimed
= 'e aong me famously, and there will NOT he
pound or gallon left by the time those ' ien De
aSscaie come up, if they come at all.n He looI
~ egaln somewhat impatientlv inland 1Th
*. HIse- OF my grandmother and her seven oa,ara
ons on Cornet Ffollot and his shot. ~ he CO.
s o,nued lit has given them the alarm co,n-
pneseiy The vessel will be emptied Eneei;iv
co Snen may whistle for nv share of tSes .
NJ ~, winch was to have made the fortune oS =
>nrst norke; and the said Charley Rorke :,
oi1nsinue paltry GU ger to the end of his
ontt ~ no should be allowed to make n "
AZ St $500 oA,C. THEY'LL be sure to lose their wnS
nnts; y .9 III bog, to be revenred ON me for Z"
Pusin& tnem on the road so earIv tb;s -. no'
Hg. Weil at all events ri have yba onn,9ant G.
he Scou5 tne puppy Ffolliot's condnct tn ~
ne BOARD, as his shot must baya.hon. 20 NJ
y warming, and to I,alk me- Rk neahe 2;
nance has u still half-suspected r., uG WnaE La
,,ong credited, in opposition to an atansS ID
liz, as the grandson of one nf g., v,
Te,fs lucky hfers f-Phewl there 90 VI S Si, pl
~ fortune to the moOn," be- conei.S Snar- SIP
ne vessel, having discharged her iast as re
'au, instantly tackled TO seaward aImase ooIt- 10
!, Ihe winds eye; land only wish bSd gnu hi
'ial of those lazy rpfiians Iv om.: = had the do
uy De wouldn't teach them more sneod a. no
70 ns1t occasion. But there's no ns. noS c .
'a.,.sang any longer here, to be deluCed ~ a sli
.lIt.oh 10 our comfort" The rain was h.e;n ca ca;
~ 90 orive Hereby, and casting a Last 1;a- 81, sly
$500 iuoe az the gale, ON q southwest track o.
uiSse" LOT the cabin, on entering which he | LSS
~ te nIeh visitor snse.ncsSs a. fhs ar. ~ ~
= INC otner occupaDta--nn aged roman -
sing at his sin;st.s n-.ou uIcnine-were mil