The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-01

N, A. AN inviting, with Its lsng Ioys 9 600
eoI dusty buiidines; but snsh - SfIsP
were business places, aud tneS sssnt Lot 81
people we're AWAY e s sse ssses D..a..
ths heart fSsl that ekess were osnss sn'B Davis
The World ' Ss.s 49, a Ssiasns s.s to he.
n n0iSins en sint Psszsi. unanishss tss
psS ~, tho.rhts q aoon ~ she neesS Wy n
ryStsdf for 1e i SSosShs with It memories q bone
n"d made her feel less like stranger ~ IT,.
that thus honored the patron o~'"' u
can a...in uncle a. Ia. q nisss
Ellen as she noticed ne :O%S1 s;S S1a1 from
settling over r., The ,.n any Of her faith.
III You viii allow mo-. said the 81 mace sCcom-
specifically: II win Be %1 sss,S Sspps
pannyS SGI :. avn SetsininS you. exclaimed En1n
.udS.niy recoiisotins that he .: veil s e so
other officers of tho ship m" o"''o
ON No ohS Son do notr he replied, II shall not
leave the ship until your uncle Go%e i've. she
..,a answer;no his first question, and grateful
to him in her thoughts for his kinG 11s. are
B sss, see l. wiz soon be
Poor child! She knew not what 10 w @
where to 20. just then two OF the c.nr =
ed the place .ne here, I .hsn
ssunI% said Mr. Davis he
spoke to one Of the men; a. a from NH hsre.H
bis %SsneT vii InO 90 with it, said Ellen, the de-
terminate rising within her on .ne ,os'S wiii
:nd M in f ssenn for :sssr begin to
y: esa, anal INV Uncle viii not come Perhaps ne
sss sos Nov mat tho :h,R :. sor the widow.
az will accompany you tnen, aor 10
cosSagc, @ him for his offer aud taking he1
little basket on her arm pfePAi00 W
the S:. Not realized the feelpgs q ions nell
ness with which Ellen lett tne -, sn vRen-remera-
voice to hid o sSs an. ss'sS You
sured Of interest and % hand to assist her
81: down the steps, young man came hm,, n%sy
,ch towards them sprinsng up TIN tine .Ss SoTtS
,a with one hound, he asked ls 'n'' inc A''''
but ID, az ans AM, verea the mate. -,
els there q young girl on board n""00 81
ms len Fitsserahla ars air. replied Mr.. Davis, 70
me, Ellen gave no sign of recognition; what III
yon wisn wv. wntn hv her Uncle Dennis Noonan, t.
ted ..ta her 20 him sir. He is sick, very SICK, an
sna' intreats that she will make "~''' w
n E he him." .,,a and trembling as MI
city Davis caught it in his own, fearing Sne Mear
h. falls for she had sprung @ rsaiiaaton Of he
hIs O'NiePs words and felt inc ie"iiA
with mc "onick! QUICK She cried, II will run
the you 40 0as handed Elen's little basket
sick o,Ms;, While he guided her down the plank
9 She was trembling now Win ab gsaet the vonn
right tation, sun s ns hurled on beside her Aero
ger" ma ,raa crowded with freight and noisy WI
new the mrth of thousand n..l1 ns;c and lsue
ment w. EoSn the omen windows struck Jar.inR
eered ter from a aor along the narrow thoroughfar
r ma vi 49, avervthnp was silent in the grow
SarIness. passed on that silent group. oN
here .trdino on always a few yards aneaa w
ding Ellens little ssskss 60 hls arm S"iaz s
vents longer loaned On n% abs nretty brown eye
louse. ..cribed 80 tenderly by his dying friend
wora he knew by the first sound Oh ner sGuu
voice t.r rs1 and II saddened him to think that
8 and w;use henceforth be associated in her mind
herf the nNs stoppsd before the cottage
wall nansin9 at tue threshold, pointed towards
pr,s open door. ., :; Oh. dorkp
myself -, ID earning. all-appealing cry, viii
t ny ,hs stiffness of that August night,
;aRRnr with startling distinctnesS upon 'nS
She threw herself upon her uncles bre
wnea a and laid her face against nus own. will. W Was
s'ou "My own, precious Daring , ano Within
w the she sa.a, ,,s as sn'
20 Ger i0G His PRAYER had been granted He had he
yes as - 1opP;nS voice once more, had felt the p
hand ner iosinE sannhing lips: and folding his u
e.ee around his orphan,nieee; ne atsT her own
I'm ana his heart. II thrcboed beneath ga sa,sn in
Waiting Snsh and darkness around, grew still
o calm. svermore. Ellen sl,d from the rela1ah!g q
canning ~n"n her knees beside the bed. OMEN DO
trained upon ha mII and at the same moment Mrs n
90 deep u.' InssIw wrapred in hood and shawl. fol
Id only al ,, the nriest entered the cottage door
pc, sps rnmnt;ceI and unneeded and he slowly to
rmuring awav his Kind heart filled with pity for
ess you" or ,yonno girl who had crossed the o
ETY. had III ~ meet this great sorrow on it's shor
wn rest '''' "
ling for CHAPTER vi.
Home.
way, she ,bs only servan. of
'as over, Aunt ron! WAC 49, GaSSrga,s mntber
joy be- Widow brown, ~ p *rma and fa;thfni on,
rer than called, ana u mus .th ali The trials
human had shown nerse, ;tSass. cI;no;n1 n
n happi- bereavemenos Oh h ~, aS;ng her IN nSos
itng for ty consoling ner IN ;o.s on% sorrows
,gers she sympathiztns IN n y,,ssi If the shin be
GARD the morning aiter Ine az. &c canr1a,s Jaatb 4