The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-22

AUTIFUL ARE THE fEEi VI in.m ~
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY N
ceivinr was mentioned, turned my head . Win
sigh of disappointment. ! ieM 20 whsther
aboIt the fair organist: wondering wSs
she had suffered any harm from the periiSSns
occurrences of that memorable night; wnesneaE
I should ever meet her again, ana 80, Mo sy;tr.
shouId meet how could approach nef w
ont seeming TO presume upon the servicel had
rendered; and, finally, why MISS fSls SSinJ.
should have lavished so much care o. anu ;dst Of
ness on q total stranger. was In the MiasS "a
such reveries when my nurse returned anu
ushered i'm the doctor. .,r Wits
swell, franklin, old fellow! GOT your rS W. "a.
again, have you in exclaimed CHEEKY ana 70,
maiiliar voice. "That's right ; now wen soon
get you on your legs" la fr,and
The doctor was no other than my eta niSn1
| Tom Bowlder. He had heard of my eeciaens
hurried down to Meadowbrook, takeA emu His
| control of me, established q close nIeSassn ~
| with the lady of the mansion, pnS nlnss NJ
| the best of terms with the housekeepexI Mn
Bensou and installed her as nurse, anu, snaens
to his skill and tenderness, hao pas.oat tsng :
through a dangerous crisis: AIsc1 RuSsS s- IN
i hsds!de. and INDUCED me with little conysr-
sas s%eu, old boy, said he II suppose y re
n Man' but Z let s. hirn 60 onl You've had :.
ugly time Of itbrain feves and Ina .sls .s -,
thing, yoa knew-and iss s.n w sqs sls rirht
weren't killed outriGhs I'M M ys satisfaction d
: Lnowing that Won saved one Of the Pretsies.
er1s that . ever S1eashsd and do believe one
Of . .ss ss e not hurt, then !"
b "1nd yon have seen hsr. Is she sun II
& Meadowbr0okf {" ,,ave How
s, q could help lit see her every 9ay .a. 49,
4 isoascf al self IA !.
s rss now 30 eager for the meeting that wea
"a 7 was wanted to get up at once ;st n
n to this, of course. Doctor U keen me her
SD les wv, ant toto see VI stammere
n. and broke down." to see MISS forsy'n f =, a
adj know, and thank her tor eanies don,n mea
AZ, M IN keen YOU in bed much longer; ana tne ~;
o, went Won are able to leave the room, prom,
,os YOU shall see her. and make as ,' yyest Of ii
.as .Sgments as YOU want to. For the resi- v. 80; :.
zee of.ssrnoon. however, you must keep que IL
art There, now, you have talked ehous
NO day Goodbye" En- ,vself
OF ar psuson soon came back, bringing
ouo tray covered with a snowwhlte n MIpp,,, H.
uao bowl of Cruel and o glass OF wine fr r con
.So .y;dentlV piyen her. Instructlohs' ~ 90
nee 49, Fer into conversation, and, as 50
% as she had seen me comfortaoiy
away again. ;a ma an ca
'ith y;sit and doled out a few more scraps % /,
am formation learned that MISS ro.e 49,,
Is caused all my luggage to ge Din@ Ia nersuat
l.
so tor to remain in Meadowbrook, was TO lhaA'
ugh mouse my NONE rot ,oo,, surprised" added 30
sood gu ueea M Sar that YOU were arespecta
lux Der. As''ien :an.d believe the old Ii
TODD person aho' onr family.n
with KNOWS s :, " 90 Tom: when I was on
asses my head did .h tak n think you did! Chat
!, the LAX a,,ed about round hats
10th IKE masPio, las talked a good deu
was lovers nonsense, ana me- Fnrsvthe said it
table few bars OF mus of Mozart's Masses. One
right bit out Oh one Ill, vi IF me. and asked if
little you had been listening nnder 'r her Miss
3 hot IL she kne% lie n rose and went out OF
ne to syIhe oiusne
ibid she ~ said I, blushlng now a IN my by
:eced- 81 don't see what difference 'na' '
m aiof Tom opened his eyes OF this remark l" .
les. cuIl Ws,, T syaid he thought it might
were n GOOD deal of difference; but supPpT1sSi
, near two know best. Now must Se on. hos
lyius tor Jalep, who physics the villagers, re @1
, tidy, ,sI h;s natients too. mean to let you
Ilcateo to.morrow though would not ADVISE Il \
y 90 into the streets till you nave s TS
clama5 Gid strength, and some to spare. ne "a
e, Ind St here have got the preposterous lae
,on,re a sort of q hero, and whenever yoI
,t gSodd yourself, they'll shake you to death VIII
it we'll When Tom had gone, thought gres
, Wits his remark about Miss Forsythe
nyoou9X could not comprehend 1T: Inc oio ,'t
use tell oortainIy been very kind to me; onc
e. Miss if she did Know hat abe should take
fter the YARN interest in my love affairs AM ia'
AID Tom mean by saying thas we t'oe
%estnY The more 1 reflected, the NOR
-..,- Dunzled. Possibly, said 1, Miss +,
" sick Knows this young lady. AT any rate, :,
no time in seeing her. 1 can he hI''
ed ut the AZ 1I;nn INV brains; any longer. SO
notice OF a eanpd nv clothes, dressed and made
uestiohS SntTn stairs. Mrs. Benson met me In ).
md of course, began to scoId pT fen sn y
on say Omit that 1 seemed stronger AMER
et lor ANYBODY suspected me to De, anu Vii -
not come t thS mischief was done, might as well
-bt those Forsyt the" 4,o ,orlor. sir: s.
. oorna in from the garden ~,
korsyI ne There was no one in the pariot " .
suppose .oraJ II. but ut the farther eha %
Bnt now, on omen door leading to the conse
II e. ne So ,S and there 1 caught glimpse Vent Ut
Ii as 70" nnvinr among the flowers. WEI" .aIr
n nod saw a lady, whose back was 70"
to insure an ~" act of piucking a Hover 10
co. Ia IA hrnch in her hand. She ca ho1 he"s
que hope / spoke: ...,,o don,t know how
the hand MISS rIte1 SarN,u
ana anl SoT Ittonned in amazement, for, as sne
OF the en bebeid not the good old spinster' bus