The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-05
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NOMDEK IL.
s dark hou, lessons of wisdom LITTLE abort Of
have to say.n ~ neAr All 70
ca shs accordingly read some pages to him a.
coma of ra.;"n.. S:on'aining many beautiful lel
Alter some time he said, "Notwith.tan,s;n,
by: ny aSPngnance to the faith whose Ie.ss,ns vo,'
lave learned, Pauline, shall no Ion0er a.tS.,'
II altogether destitute of good siHcs 1890 h s
leach my daughter not only to be res;gnsS St =
poverty, but still to bless God In her afY5iceSon
lovinS has 20 2 iather, who, though fondly
prosperity. VI ms
Oa, say no moro, beseech you. xindest of
haveao G,; - was not through caprice that I
s Thesring ~ have longed for the privilege Of
sao,wlng you that 1t arose from . mosiys an n.
pwos to si its to the Obedience which child
the Of my soa s1 s duty to God
forward to the step which have ak e:a anne S
meaven IL my witness that / have loved vou
az kn no more :. eaoh hour Of my existence
l paDae IN restraining You az did; bnt chat
s sS. at least has passed away, and whatever
disturb our 1e ioya u.s. nothing shall ever again
po Deep and grateful feelings welled nm in
!, anhne's heart. She had the Forgiveness ana
shrousb sr the .ae love Of her father and smiling
the the s,sS
rents restored love afforded her. NO. go
:. AZ was just ut this moment when her ba..4
the hius,, within her, and had already shed
Betty entered p tSsp over her cheeks. that
well, my good Betty what do vou u.,4 sy
cn"rt". fauine, as she entered the room with
Plase ma'am, there is O rentlem., dow,
'a :. ! that wishes to see you, 1,a'am." Ho"n
,ets1 senst e,n wishes to eeme did you say.
" minutes, T. i sansS'e mist go down for
III men en- sne entered the parlor, Mr.. La Zourl
~ would fain hope, Miss Seward that
ibntad ~ unex pecsed call, might be at
omn nsa ~ y you to the motives Which has
" Mr. La Zourk's VISIT she ren,;aa az.
rrtalnly most Unexpected"
~ would afford me the greatest b.,,,>;
ss Seward, could / know that the pp hiess'
,eI i ~ indeed OF great Importance, might not
In p truth n Mo- nsHa nn BY yoa
ms d visit to solve problem: and hon ;fasa
Mourk as something of importance tn con-,
- ne VIII do so, aud relieve me Mt once
no quo a'stress which this mystery occa-
a. - Hh Aonrk was, as it might be saia. fea1-
a .he ground before him, and it must h con-
e d;.t ,sis somewhat chagrined at ttlo cold
disc"nra . nad Oh our heroine, yet he was
= must beg Miss Stewards pardon vb;Ia
y. .a' "a and express the hope that she viii
"a 70 regard Mr.. La Zourk al being nrnno,,.ai
ne highest and most honornL7. ,,,n,'.S
- San actnate the human breast. Miss
a nn, mas peen brought up in sphere Which
cIaari Gu: oeausy and accomplishments
bwn.o P"i'aon peculiarly
a.don the interruption, Mr. La Zourl,. bnt
, az lose TO know what this has TO do with
BUSINESS on account of which Mr.. Ia ZonrL
asored me with u VISIT
is not st tIs snbs Everything
ned to moS Sp1 acre I'M. In which Miss Seward is
q, e. La Zourk will again pardon ms. Int nm
happiness never depended upon
ossession of wealth, so it's mere loss -.
ave diminished that happiness.n
, seeming to observe her remark Ia mr.
:: IL Is within the power of Miss Sew
re- g gu 1s. J, not ell her former princely
TO- ae least, her former position in ~
ana enough of wealth 10 aat;sfr ~
It ambition" S"slsiy the
us seward has NO ambition above TINT
IN in which it has pleased God =, ,, inas
10 she again repeats o Mr.. La zanrS
nIess ne is pleased to speak inteIii~;bIn'
sSra,a Will be Obliged, however painfaliy,
rdon me. Mas Seward, but oould ho
~ Toulo not sPurn tho offe1 that hnIi
n lave nad the courage to make. then u
. no longer hesitate. :
.uo eonio no longer conceal from hereerf
pc OF Mr.. La Zourk's I'VE must saw ;t1
koLouss ana disintereSted Intentions
, y as arose in her face in spite Of her.
= sPeechIees, and she could NO Ionger
Y noble suitor In the face. He mIetcsI
oarrassment for the FIRST evidence Of s,ec-
"a with impassioned fervor continued
Miss Seward, will no longer hesitato
p una 80 mere 70 lay myself, my heart, and
une at your feet, but too hauuv ~ ve1
Ign to smile upon the offering and so-
=; ao %opld l! have fed from the room. but
Iourk was between her and the onIy
egress, and che feared 10 hi. nspSsnk
= St .a'.e 10 approach nearer to where he
h h; ye no She had too much sense not TO ap-
iv.R.
this conviction sb,, w,,nI5 ha.e u ro
0o o.. this to be left aIone, or by any
an. relieved herself of the unwsicome
LIS neing bec"nle somewhat moro
'coItected she was willing and on -
ms motives even DESTROYS 80 to act
La Zonrk might both feel the doIicac,s
' .Lls.9i aud the utter hopeessness of ia
eeolng IN any renewal of his pr,,no.;
Ito be continued.3--