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

euolgy, ana, after their utterance. fell bac
~ to. p.eCely exhausted, his agonized audi
~ =, ools remaining by him in silence. broke,
=. EIi3yn ~ an occasional bursting sob fror
= Iuen, tut an unquiet slum6er pava
ID body. " mino an
a CHAPTER ".
Inc only domestic in the cottapa wo,
d nMa1y Avnn, the old housekeeper, who haG
: Mveo the better part of half q centnrr r; :,
JUG .amAy. Katy was one Of those nor.
bear,, ~ III, Isen met with, who possess good
9 5;1 wHa q bitter tongue. She seldom,
? ald anything without first exnress;n" o -.
1neenlOn TO do the very reyerse-was go ~
SANITY grumbling to herself or to Others
aoou an real and Imaginary grievances. and
or in urivaes soy ~ 70 give her advice in public
not concern her as what did. and IN o a1
eral as richly seasoned with proverbs -.
ever was the far-famed governor Of Rarrao
9arlas own. But Sir Edmund and h;s
habits and nda bee Seen long accustomed to her
looked or forgiven in consideration Of h.
Gacnment and truthfulness.
| H.; uN w"s q Late riser the morning after
als arrival at the cottage. He was barsiv
insnrna :; %hen Katy entered his room, to
mund was now perfectly collected and anu
ious to see him. o" ana anA
-, Masther Frank" continued the old
NO woman, "a black change has come over
R Rue iamIy even since you saw them before.
tDe bed they med they must lie on of,an
az IN oien t0aid th'Ould masther an, mis-.
ehress 1.-THE heavens be her bed this day.
s onaG u VAS spare the rod am spile tx
froIios an, a sios aasy.a Dc hunaosrins all the
Masther Robert. But what would tbev
care car about what an ould woman nd saE
'" =, ~ my words KEN in thrue aftber ali ), :
w ell, Katy, these are matters ace can. Il
the thence ans saaa frank, anxious to change
20 ooI, 5oY are our neighbors; have not tt
'ee nad Tune to inquire for them7 How
~, ~ 1ne rector, MIR. Gordon, and his famiIyq
.II VIII yourself allow them to be worth ~
sizing Tor, though Sassenayhs.n w w
They are, indeed, as different from tbe fs
aacA breed they come from, as chalk in so
rom cheese. What nd the Door Cathnl;as
o at all, at all, those black times. bnt for
,e;r Goo, God give them the benefit ov all sh
rue religion, lat their dyin' day! Bnt v ene
now, Masther Frank, wan swallow makes COZ
, summer" niahes /
~. wei, and how is orr neighbor, Mr.. An flu,
ews, the founders He, too, is not a bad mo
.otestant, hope" '''u reg
e" The old churl is well enouob :, HE hin
", sald the old woman bitterly; "but and
'I' business has an ould blacksniti dis'
,n the oiack north, with his bellowses .,,o
1 ,,a,i mers, to be hopin' (coping) up with
iue'a'n, that spint more monev in 81; ~
-. c "A hii 'ne ssEcesthOrs that ever prs
nj afore or ever I'll come afther him wos who
rth p Ni'u' was and
"a anu now ls-his pretty daughter to r.
1n' do you call her nurtr nfo,., kind
Ii her big red f,,.a 81 "i'oi rank, to III
y yolasther doll an her hair almost 40 foro
'e as dhofodun'8 "a white haired ner.
w Mien weak sight) an her laughip' to
SCI ever and always, like an o,cnshooh On
emaie IDIOT, an her Almost as ronni? descI
waist, as Polly Simmons tha ;J:c III place
~ you were a painter, Katty.n sa;J was
uk, with smile, as lie moved towards auue
rncies room, "you would be no flattea- two ,
- n s.n J.! seems, though thought Bessy AN
favorlte of yours" ' seem,
az why should one ov her fathar,s at
q oe favorite with me, or you aitIer' past.
Iher Frank ." asked the old woman Let u
geticaliy, staying him at the same rima L tetain
placing ns a hand on his shoulder, and haPR Fl
lug ~ ea ah, into his face" ANY how Had v
80 punoS cora with q fat our sh
80. oJ"S y Sir johns thrOopers: an, seems
should flock together.'n "De
,eSsy andrews Ia seEjeantin said m M $40!
now sur sg K START lyon must be not no
To- Mastl,er EronL of pro-
lbrnnL III nelCner dOtin' trials ,
A" LUX an only say what could sured
pue see now as plain as the nose our sin
'aSe, 1nat L hard the thrutb. wbin charge
Iouid that you yourself wor CASTING On depend
the mink. You, that ev,rv wa, ei Mr. s
afure you; from Ginesis -, D I'a' He sat
vas gintleInip horn ~ W t.eveIa- after a
nith's dauyhtary S e.ooP 10 look with de
allen sn Iot,, ~" - S"ieiy, tne Lynches deep
Is an reminder, 1 tell you, it's i'll PAUL
al %e nd Ct the hawk and the crow, an - hi
hu ud rise out % their graves Tn far mind an
hatch betune a Lynch and a t;,l,n, refer to
No, no, let them n,t.h @ PASSED
Is" 'on among feel co
ity, this is downright nonsense on1r Nay,
O1 - ,I %%"y, wiIhont knowing will retu
. ill.,; "u L nave huhTOred you too t. am
SninS 20 you" He broke away know IT
er OBTAINING arm, leaving her t1 these les
her SrumbliUg strain 3" 1t do
To ~ 'Iors-p,.t, tinued, Ii
might LEI
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