The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1870-07-10
aaser 1he death of her friend, doublv he.
aea seayea tne orphan girl of . mothers care

- aicet Ine death of her friend. douhlv
= saVea tne orphan girl of mother's cs
;, ana mothers affection. -
70 .hs lss!er event put an end, Of cour
governess was provided for Ei,sn anu J. :
i!nnr was sent to public school. !
n.macy necessarily ceased for t;n
DuG on MS return, one day. from v;a;t;,
e tne ha!l, after his education haI ha,.
~; S;mPieteos when his father insistad th
nns nrs acq qaaantanceship there ahould cease
6rst t;r.a mu ;or ever, Arthur ventured, for tb
and Sna;sa saIs IN nis Life, to give him q prom
tho thu aecided refusal. Nearly . year befoI
une period now alluded to- the w worS. ol :
snaIy maSIuany piighted affection had hee
spohen' which were not again tn ha M
sPoken and he had made reDeafaa stoIa, IN
oasIes 20 the hall, and afterwards to b. th.
oS'eage, ~ after Q cornetcy had been purcbas =
tha uni, LIN, VIII the unf0unded hone thai
che nn nvselsy OF the military profession. and
Ioeoidden ATTACHMENT, ''' "'S
-, ne visited II on this evening. to reraw
raneaT ne had latterly several times
repeased, that Ellen would consent to s bs
anited ! to him, before the corns to wI;uss 10
le lI was attached should be removed frn,.
~ 'Mne district, in which cate. he afsa..noI
.uerS could be NO doubt that his fathey,
wHIla wb;, 6e speedily reconciled to them
snMe s al annoyance from her hrnta2
ss No. sMostd then necessarily cease.
e,te.o;t tfenu n she said, in answer to the
ones are, were even my dear father o,t to ~
anger. as l have hopes this even;nr ha %
on o@n wlM Pc, and to sanction our nn;on
ow would yoar,a receive dounh,
oM5tionless, on and Of the proscrir,eI ISgnssr ...a.s
ith no fav0ring eye %
- he would SOON Ioor,, q, -.
Ellen, for her own beauty and endear.
3 9ualities," said Arthur, eagerly.
You speak, Arthur. from vonr
Ieiai Ieelngs. But were it to turn ont t
on as you say, it would ill become the 9
ugnser OF Sir Edmund Lyncf, to intrnde 1
.i's zen lnSo any family, like a mendicant =
,Klng their commiseration,n .
You would then, beloved Ellen. sacr;- g
lone, tried affection to misjudged and 4
ssamea PRIDE" he said, reproachfuiIv. b
NO, Arthur, am only STATING What Of
ok called for from the descendsnn oS re
. me or unstaiped ancestry, however th
an on ies present representatives-yo will &c
uon saa .ne ooastfui expression-and which -
sos ~ .ha t.sen 70 oe more strongly felt, be- he
r u.s." 1o "@S swept IT
Da1 my own, own Ellen, would vour sh
sense allow you to think 1t lust Chat ed
uaPPihess OF ns both should be forfeited SUE
'ver, 70 crafty the indulgence of proud ira
'v; 'rg;S, move however unnatural Surely sor net
1esides," she rejoined, turning aside. ~ m
ne could have seen, in the more than q
ght darkness, the tears bis pass;onata % ynaa soo
tstness had started freely, "were be
no other obstacle, the differences ~ thi
creeds would, in these unfortunate alw
:, De q perpetual spring of disauiet~,, will
lien, my own and only love" he said. g1s ge1t
, .,uPeing her eagerly, "don't make me 'aa q
i 1nae yon are seeking out causes for turt
s avowal you blessed me with ao Pau
" ago. What are creeis to me. whose mos
Try is yourselffn "-o'o fold
~, ArInur, you do not know how Won pool
De CALLED by the sneers of the world unsi
le persecutAd fa;th 80 no wcria whit
Gu can scarcely conceive,o she added .in;s;; Hd;e;;
'aInnsiasm, u. now devotedly INV soul one
to that persecuted faith, which not not Will VIII
avored one.n 70 ior with
rely, dearest Ellen. you must h.,,o | cula.
trust In the love Of yeare than to ~
~ couio oe anected by the sneers of 80, -
rtIess world. Preserve your faith. an' alrea 2
ny iove, ana practise it in secret. az her. !
1e mos Te saleiy done in public, and heart
(, eoA, Dy tue nope OF the lifelong Pau
mat are, trust, just opening to rs, was b
shal! never either. meddle or inter, to sur
th the manner of yonr 5oyot;o. at
boundless confidenCa that ases.?: ae much
ach you to he AoIa-os,t eo X .necaon than
loud rinoino ~ ~ AZ t,s 20 Hssne-- The
farrnntaS suo Deu IN the cot own
night, Arthur" said Ellen, startled Cd hin IN
pell, and moving towards, the cot "E,
You will have a dark passage it hey
rather
On say one little xvord E11. '"Th
" he said. 0r.sn;nc ~. o1' oeIore small
tO-niOht 49, 80. nSnu: an art
ioht ana G.5 59E-oear arthur. not b.
y p;oht Senu you SAFE" these
H.. my precious loven-he 1t n
IoL little nand between both his. Xavier
repeatedly, and betoOk bimseIf to Observ
, ater he had seen her enter the it furtl
A0 and thi
tn h c.., were "
NSNInucoJ ami th,