The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13
From Duffy's Hibcrnian Magazine
LUST AND FOUND.
IConcluded. L

"hat deep sorrow and heart dcsolation WAS
uApfe .a IA tie face of the poor boy as he
US WIS 'ak a 1y rough and desperate men, he
khe" not whittier! He wept bitterly as the
BOAT dashed rapidly through the water to tie
scnoomer In short time all were on board
anu oharles seated himself on the carriage of
lohS swivel-SGn- tiat-was ft,ff- ont below
the taifriii and wept as if his heart wonld
oreak; ne canvas was hoistetl with he great
est aiacrity, and the head of the .Charner'
Slowly pad round to seawar,l. As-<he brpnu
TO feel the breeze she went through the Sen
IKE a witcn' and the crew lounged about the
e suiohlnt,, While they enjoyed the narrative
Oh the capture OF Tim Slevn and his money
ms worthy, on being liberated from his prison
IN the hold, ascende, to the deck and threw n
TOOK OF nnutterable amazement around him
when he discovered, for the first time that hn
was at sea- He broke out into paroyysm Of
self-accusations, in which he admitted that he
t aeservea be,ng transported for having robbed
that he met the night before Tins explann
ZION ZION OF y, the way he came by the hundred gui.
; e's eeNated im considerably in the estima-
suspicion OF being an informer to the excise |
put inns mlstortunes had only commenced. as
up 10 the present the sea was comparatively
ing steadily.
:, Giving directions to keep the vessel close to
t vIe ian 1 hentGul descended to the cabin,
proportions as the "CharnerD A number of
lockers, the covers of which served for seats
s..n t the apartment, and above these
Charley was fast asleep, forgetful for awhile Of
ms hrst sorrow. A self-balancinp lamn hunr
If from the centre Of the top light above table,
buried in his hands. He started as if from n ,
dream as Rentoul entered and ASSUMING nm air .
., observed, eve getting fine
W. e u; ana nope you will have Difficult
Sy IN putting me ashore tonight as 1 must see !
ny %ile as soon as possible, to make terms
artb nel ABOUT our boy there" pointing to the
% Nv m4sre Charley was sleeping. q expect t.
of fba
J! which shall be yours the rest mine and II
us heayy Dloodshot eyes fell beneath the fixed g.
The latter, as he bent forward RI. 1ybara Uro, II
and was sitting, said II know You to be treaci /,
r sa ana deceitfulIstare not You know what o.
ecrets, and feel an interest in von ~, my ny W
eec e but perhaps, would not have the III
u antage OF enjoying much of Your com ~
on are INV Issue 1s sure tor you toFbe much ashore. I'll
armed money which lent, Won rambled and p;
lIahuefed in Holland. You can 90 ashore ~
# delive phr w,re; but it is who shall be paid an
III 80, up the boy; Ire goes not ashore he
a a.n you; ne can remain board till You re- an
avid RentoHl" you olo not know &c
"ayiand grew ashy PALE and Rentoul seeinp If,
. ovahIaSe, continued 81 will mt no oh nv
a. I'll III .ne way of your. hanging Yourself ty
dnpe and T"nr You foul to keep me longer he
p TINS voyage, perhaps to Brest or H. o i
q VIII be Oft the Wicklow coast ,yithin - 80 10
81 Aou kao" where you can hear from No,
- II the boy comes with me matters co5 Lo SEES
una Sed more easily" observed WaviapJ 80"
a,ilinG beneath the searching look OF Ran T ri.
II, who appeared to have been wegbi,,ar =! IN
! TIERS cautiously, for he rose from his snai ~
lay ing his right hand on Wayland's sboni as, "s
sald, II will put you ashore safe tonight r m
VIII Keep this craft antrof the land va e."
Two days which will be ample time for Won tioo
INand senirrr ~ Souf-nusi mess" few
ted. ,ndCbe Sant - ne h''I no alternative as Ma
,tonl len vin,r a. IN ue,h accompanied by son
ne wind had freshened considera bly as the mes.
advanced, and a heavy sea was running ms nil
N40se Ha"Ied Ior the land. on