The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-01
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ELLEN FITZGEhA!Hl.lDl'.

MN Ps %SHETASs Irish 1ie and f0'''
g. B. ELDER. Il
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CHAPTER v.
In Port.
r.. oooa shin Northumberland WAS rs: IN Po rS Q
and eli the morning ssres% over her sides.
rSlatvss .a neeu such happy meetings, :Icn
3n;.terons seutations, suoh hurry anu Hilen
As the morning morn hsr s' uncle did not come but
Wondetea strong and still whispered only OF
hriUht unclouded future. Dalton's
She sseSS mo- the emgrauts as. one by one,
e;,sy left the ships; each IN t"e '"'o
hond. father or friend .c. -, ,o,r parted
The poor, :Sband' stood near Ellen oil that
aov her face now flushed with ahN WIZ IL he
now pale with siSken,n ing is Strange. new city
haa .e'I What if the fe7er had seiaed n h;.
oeloao ;ctim and she should only nnu Ia
grave, All these dreary sr ln answered back with
ny ~ cheering, hopeful woru' nth the
many said the little Irish :. we e. T hs sck
large tears in her loving ova S SSu twill be
itself, only Srnv thing to nurse him well again.
You'll see him, Nora fat ana t1sy ,onnsr"
and smiling r y9;, answer, and yet she knew
This was h wssthis waiting, how painful TINS
suspense, and p.SyeG; Cations snst that had cheered
might not ciona NORA aimee they left their ma
tive land. :, H., were alive, he would be here
oe.o.a wife "What shall do W hal aA"A
NJ ~ fear OF that, Nora but at All events
YOU will come with me to my "n second word
~ 40 n good deed to any one OF earths pour
Sweet Ellen! Was she SO rich in friend; ana
on5 happiness that she could promise
nome "f ali to the little loving girl 6esMe nen
NJ father told me not to come sun wal n,
ed the anxious i r. Mora be- than rich farmers
Iamrhter but ii he's dead, I'll ssarVe n'!sei'
beside his g crave, heart, How Ellen sympa
.,;aaa With all it's sorrows, while speaking
cheering yn, laugh at all these fears, Nora. whe,
80, see his handsome face. NO news IL goo'
ywsNso he patent, hopeful! still; A.
Sm. haa scarcely spoken when she knew Tn
;oS had come, the hope had changed to Ger =
thaw c,anSht sight Of q young, robust, hand
on.s man hurrying across the CROWDED leve'
She felt Morals hand t,gnteHi On c nss wore
.M;mssifw and realized that Nora's waitin
was over now. The young couple uaet t so cur
Nv; but o, the glowing cheeks, tue r. ..r.
ey~si of greeting. all showed the JOY too DEF
for utterance, the happiness which com" Oh
breathe itself in prayer. .,;,navar ns,h
IN cross Eiien's path again. Nora nurmurl
n fond "Cood-bye" and earnest GOD bless 70
in tones that showed her own anxiety
changed to sympathy for Eilen-her own re
iessness into a serene, yet plying feeling
one less happy than herself.
Drayed that hen lfe's final voyage was ov
The Fathers will might grant them JOY
You'd the JOY OF human mee ,hnR anu ' hun
hope, more enduring than any human nap
ness. - ., ~ ds.,. Whiting
c,m;nu OF all the passengers
ship. And he too was leaving her.
az do not like to go without you,' lie
taking her hand in his but surely your ur
will aeon be here ~,
she snswsrsI A0P gs Viii not s q
"Then will say farewell, dear child, for
day is growing dark and i mus. look a,r 10 :
Vo heart viii long be stranger , to sor
and that your new home will realize
brightest fancies. b. YI ne a"ae Ellen. Do
for%et her sorrow, gloom and tears Let
the new love wean you from tue "iu'
Remember " 18th pityi lovo, the hapls"s lAnu
s SosS No" season. its gentle form before
But aIn :. bird of gloom P" he eSoia,m anne
he Jaw tho tears start TO Elens eyes
thoughts God be with you and farewell +"
",h! Donot say farewell, sir, sne eek; sHei AZ,
A feeling of desolation for the hrst Time ="
ing across nor heart. "You have promise
be a friend TO me, to feel an interest II
welfare and will not release You from
trust -,
He pressed her hand ard passed down
panE-wny. The pure-minded, huInoie,hea
SSifted poet the true aud well-tried pat
hero Her neart paid homage to his wor
She warc!,d INN ON h's way-little drea'
os she -.gr,. upou his retreating form,
d -. ..Ny grave in distant vi
cburch<niG. >.onl" r,s"und that clash OF
which Gs,.lA both rie,nre1 nm" H dSrSF g.
How ou,.t the ship was now Every VI
.In 49, .,,ri.laris had been removes
,ieeks ia. eighty cleaned aud every INN nm
in ,ouG..,:, oIuer. The citS p''o'e he