The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-15
PAULINE:
CHAPTER Wv
A TALE OF REAL LIFE
TContinuedl

CHAPTER XIV,
from, har fa naa received many communication
when conveyed the pleasing intelligence tina,
the peace of the city was being restored. anG
sro"ss a' tSg deeply rooted prejudices were
tne most enlightened citizens in favor of the
pehoeca as Among these letters we're two in
Eg.a nf sent Jointly ~ Miss Crawford and Miss
Lshed by the magistrate, Hugh Clair. who. it
asa Deen SAID, caused a female teacher of one
the window; the other was bv that teanho %.
herself both denying the accusation. and both
accompanied by their affidavits that no such
outrage was ever perpetrated or attempted
And In order to deprive the malicious Of a,,a
the shadow of an excuse to support the caInm.
& s taaoh third letter was added signed by all
Ine teacners certifying that nothing of tlr
kind in any shape form, was ever Teon;red
OF or done by any of them.
A., me tide OF time rolled smoothly on 1t was
5he Day before that of the Confirmation. Pan |
me tremblingly knelt for moment before the
aitsr OF God previous to commencing her
pleasing anis,a floral task. Marie ever her COM
sid9ousiy toiled. Never before did the altar
OF the church of the Holy Innocents wear such
twinee tsron veby td Bright blooming wreaths
csePe IN sinuous curves above the tabernacle.
then fell in luxuriant drapery in front and on
e ehro. siae, while mimic cherubs peeped
Inrougn the flowers and shrubbery as once
Cney oio In Paradise. A triumphal arch of
Rr uie MnlCe roses was erected over the door of
soidsra a of . through which the youthful
1roer OF tne ceremony. This was surmounted
BY a dove, with the Inscription suspended
nrom It's beak: Suffer little children to come
heaven. 1t was the sacredness of The place G
aIone That restrained little Marie "a she I
saxsslf upon 1t, from shouts of Joy. Pauline
N. posing, aud to her new effect of her own dis.
pay OF taste; and she was still deyotin~ soma f
xager sn g,snoss at it's beauty when Father
c1urcn ana beckoned to her. AS abe annroacb1 +,
~ a me door, he Whispered: ~ p'-'''n- II
49,. nave surprise for you, Miss Seward. n
,arlor, he said Ao1 "" 'ne - -
n IN Moppsseigneur Henrie permit mo to present al
,nf at , mass seward, resident of your city, cl
Fauiine blushed as she was led forward a,d II;
Ksns II almost inexcusable in Father a,
y. NJ 20 nav nave treated her SO unceremonious- CT
osure by his blandness of manner. and, rising n
q n9 SPOKE familiarly said: >-'-1e Hi
Iiss Sewer Iaa the pleasure of meeting with ma
s are with you Miss Seward still upder your SCI SCI
carer 70 'sa e gs she is and thousand times ev
% know how to live without her She ou@bt n mr.
IN Ne nere now and turnin e, rs if in expeeta be,
osely behind her. 't erouched h e
ss1op. Hew.do you do % ''" '"o S. Sc
Lutte Marie does very we'll: she hoe ,,o+ tbn
en- :" she intended to say nanobt aS hot Tue
~ moments confusion she replied: @IittIe
,rle tries to be good" LULU
:, God bless you, my child" said tho bisbo,, IT
eve of e So.,' :a, nc ooserV'u: this is for
ward" 0oAelnony, Miss par
Yes bisbor -, call
I find NJ "no Inough altogetner new to ard
used az that SsuL nusIasm qnlte as muchd shet
We shaiI ths =. .sne cnlldren.N piet
Miss SevsrS, PIooaoiy nave the pleasure stri,
bishop. 0' 'V-AuoiEo"' sSio -