The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-29

pr. csS s nad lately been reading a Grand bistc
tracteS GIn, and the name of Bertrand had
- mined su n ner particular attention. She det
husbands circumstances. He wo, ~ SPY. re OF
20 DC called John after him: ii va 'a0 en- IN,
His iad Ne w SAID IAN. and went we'll with Whit.
the idea. ela;m s;nrex up her hands in horror
Uw a son as it pleased herself. The l;ttIa fsia
isr accordingly called Bertrand. and in fam;
Master Re ayy. parlance he was soon known
noth; Ie was fine handsome boy. He In
Ha 'ng OF his mothers lankhor or love Of eas.
capable of a %, ago ana sP1 and
ba m"I proud spirit that nothing conid dneiI
checIss my passionate temper that was aavs
Everyone admired Bert. Ha had
Eyes that flashed with lkhk 5 noble . ts1wL
H HUE mead that fairly ranover with dsrl cnra:
often called st tho n aRd .ss@1y that he
r ret was especially proud Of him indead IN
ia %sner bored the members Of bis cinh %u' ~, ne
wse s.oiles OF the child's wonderful sprit and
TOO when h. 1r mss; Winter was fond Of him
h;s fellow best when he VIA fast as1ea,, me
not dis stSyrb cot He was qais then. and did
me- never punished him; If he went f nt" and
aoaa nts Of passion in her presence s Oh
him a Sns oe baia snd ordered th. to take
ears unt;i a.. III. ner hands to her delicate
aItarra , hne was out of sight. The aerve~ts
,.sorna.ely worshipped and hated the chi,a
rg;thnsst sacn generous noble little feIIov'
Int chen his p tsmcs, anything mean in him.
employed BY those SUFFERING aomsa
go t9sa :. and farisus bans a. che don,
1 s'ss III q ss g.
fsstleht lcrF Sr;ns ssia he /,
nave ave any OF the nice thiDcs.k = sssl7s1a NOT
h. r threat somewhat subdued hin,
ner He kissed aiisS is 10 quiet composed man
papns Knee Like q skffifuI warr;nr I'm I'm Ded
for nis b%as choosing what he should
rhe beautiful dish s's 90 by force or strategy
,gnest approval, and he made a In mo Mlsa his
anhd Tor few, which was instantin "n ae, 50
pears and rich gss attack
ed his papa after that BY the rec;to ne graft pl
ventures of Mother H1bbar5 AeIeal OF the tn
It'll nsr do oad 6s and that
ring the recital Bert's eyes never n nn BIt en-
e dish Of grapes. When he had Ga:e Ieit tel
o IN one bound he stood by his shr;ah, on
Stamina" he cried, "give me som. DO
pI want all of them-the dishfnI ~ more pit
LIS a,s mother looked aghast at this d.n,,, ias
~ dan riu-"inter; grapes were scasce anu al
.sI cannot have them, Bert it is nauobt I Iac
aSnd mere take few - and Mrs. Wignt.y Loi
ew. dear ana man t1 the dish to him. 'rake Wiz
y uoaI, ana then You must go" Ae W. we
loa VIII not let me have them all. m,n,A. -. tow
o. ou, nxing his eyes with bold detiTt INV
nee upon her face. "ehast now
Certainly not, my dear. Nal. h year
firing me-" 'aAe haste, you luct
a, nere then !" he replied; and with one sent
sn hic * the costly dish shvered to .s
r. IF ! can't have them" screamed t the VI
lng t rebel, you sha'n'tw Inc l gbSe
v;nm mo monster" said the lady, -languidlv tran
10 the FOOLISH father burst into nm mnron' ", A
fta"gh at what he called his boys elorions III
hnsIanda rang the bell, and, in spite of fresi
heir tn HE -. auSeS, oEuered her son room
I'd him the nnrs apar.nient. No one cor the t
caused 's h1 nan M there Was great amuse- siste
ei oer'rands clever tives
is was onIv ona ont A., ever
occurrence. The I he, many instances of the p
trongY and ciovan Doy grew up beauti- his a,
,ilcontrolled and uncontrollabIe. Wben shen
dS mother pa grew tired Of noise and Rs
J., she neronoJaJ ~; uSr nitnert0 quiet ately
him To Eton Th o i"Sher IL was time to trand
, from his ,nastars 70 ne won golden op- Trega
is assidn;t. 20 . tDf h,s mental powers one OF
, alike mad ~ out masters and light,
= was unbearable. It did at timea croa. | - 81,
have been hattor i4 90 mother that it Grace
he xvao rorsS W nss'o mastered him her.
y /
beyond her control. When Ietters ~ TIL ono
amt reached her. she threw herself on '" Tn IL
ncn called for sal volatile and a novel ..arUa y
.iining that no one under the sun was toosth.
as she was. Mr. Winter tossed smcI na$;a..
from him impatiently, saying that he RReii az
plrit in boy, his lad was none the w Me tt as
ZOE little temper, ETC., maxims ali | anrio n
ana foolish. From Elton Bertrand went fnI1r on
ro, and here the constant complaints ~ ~
Doth parents. His fcllow-students i;n a.
not put up with his naughty temper w we, T nn
table, overbearing manner He was f Go.o ne &c
Il MS generosity, and admired mas. raosnn.
O him bnt he us Sis,; MoIa was ever tate in 6
en- left him ont of their wine-parties 49, az,
cry clever and jolly you know tLev nrsss Sn'
~ TO one another "but with that boT fE;r .. %
er OF his, there is to be a row If fo+,,0 &c
nd found himself at times aImost 49,. 20 stiii
led 1t never struck him, poor bow Int H. ,
had he been trained by careless ma Id L Sne
neverstruck him that if instead of In, ~
on incessant feud and warfare with i;,tSS . a.
10 avoided hin, he had tried to control mos 70 b.
able temper, he would not long have 70 T.r ~ Ia
prse a. ~ II IAN OF; AS mat they prom
II 0ravv AH"Ao Ho ihuuIged 1t, the He plea
found it v