The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-22


, Ii Wa Ar; seward's intention to have aocou
! panied his daughter to tho city, but Just ss Ii
! Momens OF their departure had arrived hi
hsst. WAS r. seen EN- approaching the house in grea
ana ana on arriving requested Mr.. Seward to CIV
MN some attention before his denartore NJ
NJ Me- s same sane presenting him open letter
read. but succeeded so far in controIIin@ hi
1naos.on o. 70 avoid any special CURIOSITY or
me Rrrs es either Of his daughter or Eugene
little matter that will REQUIRE q half h""r,s
1elay; excuse me for that time, and sha,1
st ne1 % with you" So saying he entered the
Law h, Sma continued to read the papers that
tay Delore him with more attention than he
| nad nrst given them. He was not long In com
Prenending the serious nature of their con tents
Sortnna serl t IN half suppressed tone, "Mis-
nDt truly, never come alone" he passed
% Sne 70 tne colonnade where his daughter and
mi. Neville awaited him, and with an mir IF
assumed cheerfulness said,
An, my children, shall not have the
pressure OF yonr company, rs expected. to the
G..y. nave just learnt that the recent rains
n n"He 80 damaged my property that it will re-
come ont you may expect mo in the city in a
oep your especial Protection
her father she suffered him to hand ber SLY
ne carriage. Eugene followed her, and the nex1
ON commenced their journey. Immediately
" disnosed harsose Mordant Hall she serious
MAS .or ever to unite her to the Church Of her
D ,.!ne Lord. Her venerable instructor tha
admission na into ~l ss the date Of
. uu no autnorlty by which to exclude a re-
turning prodigal from his fathers house ,et
hat n tbep proposed a1 brief delay, with the hope
,oroae 20 the bosom of her true mother. the
aIro' OF the parent, being removed the a
o or that oppressed her might be t1rnnS =
no 70 uhaiioyed joy and Thanksgiving.
AAS, however, was q vain and fr,,;t1o,, | T.
ectation: The day of her reconc;I;at;o, OK A y
nae nae "a aarned and while she still ardentiy
osI loved on earth, she Justly feared that hv -
y ac On , delay she should only provoke them to
d Ia, obstacles in her way that would render q,
had der p1Isr to take the step to which
i.ea as she arose, that that day should fnd IN
y reconciled to God by Membership with ti;s ~ ~
lerst DC the consequences as to worldly con- nm
Ierations what they might. ''-- a.,
fanilne had written 10 fsale11. moro A, a.,
W aPPrise her of her return to the CITY | fe.
= strangely and to Pauline most unac nj,
ire to ssa shs naa given no intimation of her th
ds W see her former friend. 1t was only ao
LAY aay before, when she felt the crises to be- va
., 60 nu SUN receiving no word from Miss no
the a. t1 t she resolved to comnit paper do.
INC nrst time the substance of her resnIn | W.,
u, ana begged her if she felt the slightest To
nPp,'hy Ior one who had ever loved her she frie
h ,a NOT S Seiuse to accompany her to the
neIai. she had just rung the bell to order 7
carriage, with the determination of oo;na n =,
person to her friend to learn the reason ~ Ssn
silence. ~ Aoosoh Oh oeV
No oor,-.,..,. mu
order she had intended to give. bnt at H., Fol
e Time presented his mistress with n note ed
= note was reply to her last. 1t was yerv SO 9
Dearas. a linus mus: any
M ri ,i,ne-oudge not your own do hav
"a PEI 50 harshly as to suppose she has no cur,
red ~ ,, ne Sniy bosom friend she ever 10
spired Wtb the No Gss dearest my whole soul in
nntby fnn. e ueeepest and most tender frau
are aud W.. so Sauiy circunstanced as circ
are ana yet, Pauline, cannot aid Won. its ;
Tit ~ " accompany you to the cathe- sudt
hhs' Hnder present circumstance ia | min,
'ss'ble. 1 can say no more at nrsssrt hja
est, and though 1 cannot serve yoa now the
dear hi - ~ ieaS1 one devoted friend, your conn
nI;ne r.. lusio
and soi InIo Years as she finished the JUST
hopeless grief. ~ -
ind suS sue remained in this troubled state extrt
,;ch - 10y. Inc hour had arrived visit
hicn she should have been at the catbe the r
ns,.S seaIeu herself in the carriage TIL
irect;on %T Ehe coacnman's inquiry as TO to ha
nexpected Oh. oaSnSdrai." He received gene
isa Ea gu orueI without exhibiting the close
mn hefor. anu IN very few minutes to tn
old the at,rs es spacious portal. Wishing at tn,
30. - .O'i aDsaon which the sight of her 60
.Se neiore the bishops door must occo Won
tn dnna IL as she alighted, end en- tance
liz he uoor OF the episcopal residence. Mr.
th. hiahiu Tue Parlor she distinctly altho
'ne oisnops voice, evidently in convar | conId
), ana with some feeling of surprise that reviv
40 W nave witnesses To her profession of | said .
ana t: .eioseiy Velled as she en- was
Y took the sass. % ene bishop, she trem- thsug
siIn1ut ventnrng to raise her ewes to prom
ME her associates. She inst then recoi, ! knew
In"I the bishop had made some intima- | tOwar
la, al', sue would probably not be alone in could
e"s OF her entering the Catholic Church as he ,
Hsltati"n at the time prevented her -" La
aylhg much attention to what was said. " ha,
nish"p continued bis instructions TO bIa Iation,
ni'ehts. 1t was the last lie deemed il life To
ae 10 make them previous to their i'm | my n
q reception into the Church and aIter ind,r,n
y nS dis Remarks for some time he paus,;J lin. I
fhihg more particularly towards one al ch.risJ
reIS addressed to her % question NJ, | mir,t,t
Sc was made to it. Pauline stiII ken, tns7' -
~ upon the floor. A deep-tlrawn Sill, tIis =.
. only sound that broke the stiIInesss 81 ,,r,I'
,t ~. tp, P'TeeiVing her embar- Il X
'ti',;; waiting for reply Her siob. "a, tIsI.
on I"i"wed by eonvnlsive effort r., tre,snr
the external signs of her enotion to .xne
Knew too well it's irresistille forca relivipr
nsh she felt her own cheeks moisteneS that vo
t%ys Ia'seo her downcast Ioy. 81