The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-07-10

.s 's ments 70 him." exclaimed : Dortion -
!. IN the same low, fierce tone. VIII
y W1tn Thummausb, still mutter.
E l;ot tnP'aan Cormick, am vingeance on III
? an who has such a right tn b.ta !,
rIouloes as Masther Frank fn askei1 Fe
S;ta,h S;Hs, raising his voice to somewhat lond
taecn, IN his excitement. Han, isn,t La :
M Sne raie ould Catholic stock, am the mn,
aas.l o tnose that wor, and ought to
an, ,sners naa not to talk that he has the skill
her h @ an 9e, can help us aisily to the powd
oe, lock @ tairin' boys, too. i, at q n;nch cs
ne looked to the sailor.
Les, my hearties," said the latter
choose the captain. il We want In ho ..
Yer yer crart steered through breaker anS
no;@. nnGat. Hes tho boy can splice a rome o,
bows bows a. snn, T II ye want it; an maybe, the
on land or on sea-" 'A W LIN
Lynch an the ould stock for ev.r
sponded. o"'iy re-
But, boys" exclaimed Frank. getting
~ an opportunity of being heard now az
Two or tnree Intellectual attempts previons-
with sincere thanks for your kind in.
',,a present circumstances will comDel
any hour" o"' "y canvas at
:. .!, NO, no, Captain Frank must not leave
Sn ~, s.u revlnge is got for all us,n exclaimed
ler sus' placing his hand on Franks shoul- |
"1pg ~ appeal to Hanlon," !" said Frank.
Ies, said the sailor, 81 the cact.;,
auss certainly clear ont some of tbose
ays, or break trust with the owners. what
o true seaman would do.p -"
DoC 1it tell you what, boys,n resumed
= ink' eagerly, "if you'll pledge your-
Ives 70 aid me hereafter, in obtainina
nseance Int,a on those who have driven you !
oasiawry, prosecuted our faith. and
!ecsed my ancient family, pledge a
Ions word that will Join Won. Heart :
10 soul, and risk life and limb to ach;ene g
n common object"
wen pledge ourselves, sowl an, bo5v
,;maa Mork oy day an by night, till we have u
'Revinge on Ffolliot an, the Two sbavns d.
8 repeated in the same low CADENCE thst ~
! characterized the proceedings from tha =.
5'nnihg, Dut with q still fiercer enerov H. su =
one, when the meeting was interrunte11 lNo 10
prolonged whistle from one of the "a "a
uss .s aoroad, ON hearing which, the occn- s ps
- ts VI tne Darn made their egress in the 20 20
'G anceremonious manner. and as ran;5S ca
70 the narrow door W would permit. ov
RANK and the sailor parted Just without q
oarn dan!on, even might as it was. I .,.'
ng tne-to him-well known mountain slN sue
TO the coast, while Frank returned sor
areiy oy the lake side to the cottage. u. Ice
mad not proceeded far, when the cause SUI
le interruption partly revealed itself in :,
% measured sound of oars along the near as
OF the lake, and the rich, mellow swl
9 OF one of the voyagers, chanting low ear ca
ches of song at intervals. the
le boat was somewhat in adyance of our
, X ana when it reached the little creek. 'ilu ~
by which the cottage was situated. he
VIII surprise, aman spring from it and h;s .h;s
ov; he saw. too tbot a. sSy as .he refu
" opened and that female fipure liclt M
ed forth and. io;n;n1 - N is cousin, idol
from the boat. while to 81 cor,,ssa sI,e dis mig
lsnmeht, he thought that he could az
guish that the male figure and the ana
q he had met leav;no tS.u auu Che with
,ening of his arrival ebere IUsr S.sGe, On cling
ana that, Of course, it was the Younger even
OF. And while Frank remains sta your
y, unaeclded what part to act during ss
|, ieI interview OF the parties, we NAV .h:Gs 3ss
:, ~ way OF affecting neither reserve = hn
hat Arthur Ffolliot it wos S Sm ae then,
Sd explain to them why he yas ~ ma
'nd there the object of FRANKIE ans Pieoe
ee meeting. that
ur Ffolliot and Ella, fere '
from childhood. as their nav
ices CHANGED to be contiouous. and Will
earted woman-was ;ncI;,a5 saoniy, =. tage /
1er wing persons she considered de-. go
OF patronage, and who were iust Dy th'
ruggllng to raise themselves in the Sa&e.
particularly for the fake of Mrs nome:
i, who, in pointed contrast to her ~
loose principled, and ambitions yoa g
d, was as meek minded and true NJ
being as ever existed. This in Good
was fostered too, and increased af- Gt
g, through the motberly care and p!esse
entf extended by Mrs. Ffolliot to Kissed
ian girl, ON the premature death of MS Doa
y nch. Indeed, Ellen, after her costag'
, decease, spent a considerable nor
most every day at Ffolliot's Grove
Eum und was delighted that his ~ T
should have an Opportunity Of thon
3 tue instruction and his examn,e ] snou
indolence and the heart-gnnwin1 ne".enc ,','.s
u oegan To assail him uptiIIed him h,;..;
snperintend, from a lady who. he ban,s ~ -
of his h,.Ioy..s 80 90 n!gh 10 Tue es- though