The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-10
PAULINE;
TAIL OF REAL LIFE
Continued
CHAPTER ",


1 About fortnight after the incident ia re,a.e
10 tne previous chapter, Mrs. Templeton an
her sister, Clara Stephens, were at home
ana ~ l99omentary expectation of the apnonnc.
ment OF Mr.. La Zonrk, q young gentlema
rom Europe, who had been particularly alter
tive to Miss Clara the previous evening at Mis-
oo%panied T bT Ms fsr my1s, The gentleman &C
maa!king bis appearance, and a spirited CONVEX
usual AZ vas sscS soon 1s commenced upon the topic
How did it happen that the Cr,yve,ra L.,
ON second this season :" inquired Mr.. Temple
pc had addressed, ait is because Isabel is $40
no other reasonn " Ano" Oh
~ At that. moment o carriage drove mn tn +b.
door and in few moments the servant az
nounced Miss Templeton. Happy to ace Won
Kate; just in time to tell us al the ' ns s~a
WneIe have You been this morning ~
Oh, I've made some half a dozen calIsv
ell, what have you new Z"
Notning very new, but something old that
has just been discovered. Miss Seward is going
to turn papistn hS
What a dsclosuret was the general ex-
cia MTa,, -, Can that be trnei"
lrue, why is it not the talk of the whole
Gityf And there is that Isabel Crawford half
Pnpist herself, who has this long time been
SUPPLYING her with Popish hooks and urging
her on by every means in her powerD
anything is better than Papist - said ,rrs |
IemPieton, and turning to Mr.. La Zourk. She
added = Have you the-I cannot say honor
L.
with Miss Seward ~ ~
had the happiness, madam, of an intro.
s aIGSion to her ladyship when the eve of
IN company; and beg leave to add that hnye
lever n1er seen lady who is her superior"
of ,us Ienlpleton then opened another budget
the Stewards party Z" ~ Vi .
- have good reason, Kate, never to FORGET =
And the miserable little beggar That was i
cIouening on the steps, and came very near =
Yea aii u 1 th neoks as we entered the door ~
Well. she has become an inmate at the b,11 y :,
tn y the P'otego of it's mistresso ''''A
low perfectly ridiculousw -
while Mrs. and Miss Templeton continued n
LII discourse much in the same strain +
;%ghont MI La Zenrk and Clara were con- ar
viii pa.s upon subject, in which the reader b,
Sre yon ever met with Mr., Neville 9v in -,
u .T az Miss Clara of Mr. La Zonrke. c 90
bongb bau. mad that pleasure, Miss Stephens sa
bat ao,, 1--we heard SO much respecting him tn
1as aon1t not conld distinguish him Where MI
ewarl i edos meet him. Is it true that Miss rel
eyillef" "ie inc iuture MIS- tri
20 such has always been the understanding on
9n oo.a Ghildhood they have been brought I'm
the proper time husband and S.;e, y "eoome cal
! And perhaps" observed Mr. T. 1,
her ,nas very fact pledged to make each for
LIOpean custom of espousing younC cbiil rmo sur
q forcing them to marry bei;eua y en- en- ION
aed, sthat Mr.. Neville has been for SOM me -
1tractcd STAY ~ ~ cause OF his and
Mr. Neyills il M nroso,+ =; a., the
zen years ago he left this country for EuTonn 49,.
SscSonnt OF the superior advantages it az mS
ded In point of literary finish That Oh Wh;
being ACCOMPLISHED m H. 4sHRS
|. Oh europe The classic grounds of Greece ms =.
=, sne first and principal attraction to fanc
IrnfuI charactar 70, , ouC inCelhgence OF a ha
lsures he knayS uuS i terminated the of Il
lie Mt Atbans l.. 80. oii no" 10 appreciate caus
death of b;s f,tts Gu q ieIIeF announcing caus
lediatelv ren.;r;n "pG tne necessity OF majO
i1iIul OF the West India islands, to settle mara
take possession of an estate SO suddenIv C.
40 @"u' ouuclent time has as til