The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-05
I enemy; and almost Involuntary

NEW ORLEANS, SUNDA
Ill enemy enemy; and almost involuntarilv
N ,eu u.cneG MS weapon. The person. hoy
r SveI, whoever he might be, was ont
- s.su1 IN an instant, and all thought of hi
" was forgotten for the time. TIE newt ~,
~ ;n aonS FRANK had sprung over the low pa
~ uS' ahu was approaching the small onene
10 w;;nId4w, at which still sat his cousin ElieI
q m, rSn ner arm supporting her cheek. as if +
q "A slight scream-the door oro,os
= WIN an exclamation of delighted recoan,
= s,on, she was folded in his arms. ani
IN, And my dear unole-ho,c-,ohere ia ;,
had Ih both ASKED raao Frank rapidly, when the
"SPeak low, dear Frank he ia s,nu,,,.
ing. But come this way, and Won will see
tne wreck that sorrow and persecution ha s,e
MADE" She led him noiselessly in :. and
u gr;oh door softly, pointed to a sofa. on
lioht ,v;thi nk could distinguish by the Are
feg.S WITHIN the wasted form and hagoard
ffe e OF her fathcr-how sadly altered
f ION me stately figure and fine countenance
l6r which Sir Edmund had been remarE0
aoie! He is frequently slumberino nn1v
clad 81 81 sne continued, "and I'm almost
ssomeelmes talks SO, that I'm beginning tn
1ea.rr-greati THAT misfortune has turned
-that-that my darling fathers mind ~
gone entirely"-the last words were half
choked by her tears. naii
and Robert-the renerade-oood coa
that he should be your SrotbaEg Tu 1od'
knows all this, and feels no comnnnct;on
understand" p""''ion'
name him not, dear Frank; his acts
ase monstrous, SO out of nature, they can
c co,eiy 9e his own He must have been
!, M s,ns ne is subject. He offered me an asyo
Iah wnen we were-erpeZLed the hall. mt
l would as soon have linked myself to tha
msn as have accepted his Offer
brother. how ,osgavsn INFO, TOR speaking SO of
You would have more need of for,;,, I
,ess' Ellen, II you spoke or felt otherwise - t
alu FRANK, fercely; "but were he yonr 6
ho11 ana my cousin ten times over he J
na.. Doth near my adherence and feel INV a
tartled the slumberer, and he recocn uGnes a
! se ana aS once. Starting to sitting posture
9 exclaimed in feeble accents. ssi drean,t b
heard nc my boy Franks voice. Fl
NY dear father, it is no dream-tbanl, d,
lien fervenely van ah you are right said
10 sofa, leading. with her Frank, who til
opping OF his knee and seizino Sir Ed kr
unu wasted hand between his own. ex. NO
=. ne, yes dear uncle, tits myself at
I" And why did you stay SO longqy so;a Pr
Edmund, as he gazed intently into h;s
pheWs face; and the next instant his wa
~ resumed the painful expression of VII
'ntai lmbecility, and an uncertain and fro
verlnS night cleaned from his ewes as an
mug PACK he uttered O faint lauGb anJ gin
ttered at broken intervals. and IN w anI Kit
les: knew all along he would he in wei
10 LOT the hunt, and glorious run xve,ij wo
&c, the DAY is SO favorable. Peter. saddle
1or me--hush! (sinki6g his voice Bes
o ~ du ISL n whlsper) Nassau. believe
fhxAon wi
Mr. frank ride his old favorite. Tenn. an
:, and lead out the chesnut-no The viii
oaiu pony for Miss Lynch, and do von son
close to her-and bark you. Peter. hers
Ihe steward we must defer that bns; Ia Il
he was speaking of until to-morrnw the
day must be ali for pleasure. Hal :"
ara, boys-tally- ho-tally hobo. bo Frar
The last words he uttered with his u
~, ana the exertion overpowered him er OF
leane back silent through exhaustion. was
!. In melancholy sPeechlessness. tba bree
ing tears falling nearly as fast from Mast
~ as from Ellen. ener
ter q moments pause, Sir Edward by q
q with start, ha Ellen, INV love looki
I DIR unfortunate brother, Roo-Robert they
~ NOT within. Your mother whies serge
me last night that he was danperons,, the q
?ut MS mouth to her ear-"when he had of a
in-ha there he is. Draw the cnrta; "B
ve.n A7ANs" 'ne curtain, EranI
y own, dearest father tia Vow dOtin
w, your favOrite Frank that's ra.1os an
bring hope and comfort to us ali ;, nor q
49, In a voice almost inarticulate with hear.
'h' on my
Will force himself-will he % CON they
her father, unconscious or hee6Iess eye at
words. "Let him come, then and went
!, love, stand from between usne;n- ton, v
rent an unnatural fire to his eve. ar, at u ST
vi 60 bis voice." he has apostatizaI isn't ia
no faith of his fathers. He has 60. times
grave, the dearest anJ e. sortin'
mothers. Let him come. then ~, the des
fathers heart wrupp NAL - bid a n
DYed Julia ttlie voice sank graduailvi spawn.
mere from amoug the blest to Mead themSe
Then [ will not curae hin D. "Ka
my love, ask me not, with that You are
no tnat look, never before refused what "
70 MIN. cannot, can.-not-bLess long by
- from D.
rds the conclusion of this heart pursue
rhapsody his voice had been grad.
alllngj but Sd powerfully was he
upon by the imaginary scene. thai Philat