The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-14

WY, some people, to be sure, might
sse%niSned b. 1y my presence here no,
these three days. But there's one of IA
acquaintance, at all events" continue
FRANK, laughing, "that is not ill-please
at my return.
Oh, most probably some one that don,
know You we'll"
Well, dear Bessy, she's at least a mos
intimate friend of yoursn
Gut upon you, coxcomb, suppose sh,
LOOK q fancy to your sailors jacket an(
salcy face; If she did she has q taste yer,
Inherent from NINE"
so should have deemed till this even.
ing knowing your prediction for scarlet
-noG blue; but some people change their
opinions with great ease; or, as t6ey saw.
truth lies in well, some people often con-
TESS the truth to Themselves"
You are SO far beyond redemption.
FRANK, that words would be wasted Oh YOU
ana father is waiting for me. Will YOU
venture in, Frank, to renew your last ar
gument 2" she continued archly. in ain
SION to the last evening of their meeting,
when Frank had paid visit to the cot
taSe, and In the course of which o warm
alteration had arisen between himself and
her father. 'A-
No, dear Bessy, nor shall you move so
placed his hand on her shoulder with gem
TIE violence, and, seating themselves on
the green sward, whatever were the arpn-
ments he used land we do not pretend to |
say that we could not detail them if we |
pieased, but we never, at any time had a |
aancy for playing the spy on such a scene,)
'hey parted not until considerably after
me long summer twilight had melted into
llght, and the stars had scattered them
elves silently and stealthily, like invading
,osts, over the tender blue vanlt above
hem. az. IN
During this prolonged and, at least to the
arties themselves, Interesting interview.
y .andsnany apparent causes of dopSss4a
nGJeaionsies were satisfactorily cleared !
p. Bessy told him of the occasional
i -, OF the fat sergeant-major, who, she
united, was half favorite with her ia '
ler, though, to herself, she said, his ad- c
erriment-a source, however,. which =
rank told her warmly he would prefer L
'r aostalnlng from in future. Another a
iGor was, however, she said, much more r
, De apPrehended, namely, the son of an =,
friend OF her father in Belfast, with u
nom M, ne held frequent correspondence, v
"a VINO was speedily expected to the cot it
ge In the character of wooer, and one 81
nom her father much affected. "
:. Anen, by the heavens above us I" ex- IL
imed Frank, vehemently, and starting to E
rect, :" it would be better for him to re- n,
LIN IN his own provihce; for, though he +,
" have your fathers sanction, If he ~
rsecutes you with his addresses, his it
lrney may be repented of during his life.n til
But my father may compel me to re- e.
We his addresses" ~
> No, Bessy, no father can-shall compel FL
! ! 20 act contrary to your inclinations a
A dutiful doctrine, truly, nibor.n said ="
stern voice of Aaron Andrews. as he Sc
leo forth from the plantation. 81 thought Ps
rdered you afore till keep clear o. those an
misses. However, l may soon prove ;+s
you, at least, my blue. jacket-my re- ,@
ant, or relapsed papist, may be-must no
contrary till yer inclinations, by ms
in ye made show yer back speedily. of
for you. ye forward, gadding hussy, in W.,
5antiy till yer domestic concerns. 1 sup ie'
yer head aches cured noo' siv
rank advanced pace towards the con-. cul
ieilous intruder, fury flashing in his eye; e
he was stayed by the word " Frank" -,
red by Bessy as she f1ew,slik fright the
d bird, towards the cottage, and With En-
speaking, he moved along the stream in me
opposite direction.
Ye,re right to sheer off in time, nv irie
Dr. Jackanapes ~ shouted Aaron after pre-
ond by the God o. my fathers, if at
find ye till thresspass agin. on the sur
age grounds, for as high as We think yer
o stonds ia this nibor6ood, I'll send We tioE
voyage yell no come back from sumo, stal
% yer bail.n an1,
'ank turned and paused, but he saw 49,
Bessy had stopped too, and curbing no'
age, he pursued his way in a mood Of tor
yled wrath and vexation. He had not "A
Souou ia, wheh man, sprlnglng from Iege
dge, said, in muttered tone "the soIv
Is waitln for ye this hour, masther eign
k, an was stint to sarch for ven. m
la had forgotten the meeting" said
X, but is that you, German II of t
ght you were more inclined for home of t
labor tlran for meetings" tbei
ln' that's Gods truth for yer honor.
her Frank; an sure enough SO 1 was. anu
hey didn't lave house or a home to Eng
mine; an wouldn't go to hell (axin the
ardon, masther Frank) to have revinge -.
g william that left us on the shouGh Inih
!" In fact, Harry had become one of say
lost daring, energetic and fierce of the No
lrees since the expulsion of himself be, II
amily. twee
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