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

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e nothing to say against tho ,..-.;---;|
r. talenssS III of good moral charac,
o said shS sau generous still Mrs. Trccart,
. per FL. Ias not quite satisfied about KS t. t.
heart had told her Wbegg. instinct INST Of mothe
and ~. .ney reluctantly gave thai LAY 10y.
The .nf rest lay with Grace herself 00hSe'
eveninc 70 glris shared one room, and -, >
sat together Scfoy tso se h.; Christmas day TIL
! n;1s afsts On the morrow Gra nS' . omrn,
a. t. hSr ansi sssssr; the one that &c. was :
life Eyerv "a ssE. to decide the fate Of he
R..Ied to rest, and the sisters wa.a long sine
oesrrsrand and his love. wore disoussin
innn"ss Presented . pretty picture. tbo.. 8, ;.
apo as t icy st Sh. where IL sudd
S.ner closely both had the same na9 nacl
And srn s, ene eame large tender Nina .,ea
marl seS ;s regular features. TSsrs u o eyes
Of the to Ts Terence however, in the express;o =
there GAS bsisht neb. glowed With spirit,
nrsa You could rsi imsain az ne. hef move.
smile And S new non g curl Will, satiricaI
. the sonsss9pys s Ts little speeches. Grace.
zoe bad asasist, ss,,aot and loving Her
sa3,sa.d delicst5 than her si.tsr e w ss more
II n sgS Sf fair white lily oYnsi ! scsS
i6xoS 4. VIC hor - g was this tender, ssn-
n voice, thIs 1stted dar,in sne e. sound Of
,sn1 ~ who was hsksa to be Che VIVA ~
'rath ae spared nothing aud no one Elm il 81 his
Whiie the sistsri were ta,.;,.
,as heard at the do6s. And NJ = gentle tap
~ n, =: cue smiled waien ana saw MAJ Js, ~.
n 4 ~ ~ 1tep diactssion ~ .o ss'1 e
q 81 81 IS r; nps ge sw.y inniey she Md. 8
e tai IL "a sS3ss fhs socEa lave
\ 52oks Ike n1f IN ccnsniracys 49, g
ssses s drew ssa : =, aess y
mother, and half sat SaIsL nsns me fire for
.asa her fair head upon her mothsr1s sI .ees.
n st snining hair ripping over her shou1, r
y ). sue looked 90 very lovely and lov.hIs g
q har 'S no wonder her mother was 10th to 81
ak ~ ma she said, "you have coma tn "
W W. 60 , me about Bertrand, know 20 ~,
ali ,es sai s, Mrs. Tregarthen with SIGH, nj
10 oea;mst WIN t; You now, Oracle, know no, +,
Is discredit; but my own instinct s' u sn,ng IT
nSaInsE MIN. They say that motbers hans mi
, ahn feelings, and, Grace, darling have m,
~ VII SG h;. l do not think yoa will be Sol
wonid give him up" WISH S,,
e IInos, mamma; love him so dearly "a,
ha 70 not "o yon are unfairly prejudiced; the
u un mos one word to say against him" Due Due
n, not one" replied her mother: hrt hu
trace, he has a very violent tcn,ner .' con
always thought so" 'p''. spe
'ce laughed merrily. san
hnrt GU, OF, nam,nar A little temper will moi
h. Groc;c - .n: y, rail
the sneecb 81 nA;s' 4fegarthen, that to
seen sometime NJ the Aper,ehcea girl. do
sooner see my children Ja,S tha "ould pr
ther of them, to n really hnII. tam,na, prize
You cannot tell the misery.n She pc cnnl lies,
earnestly, "of such o home: Won can.4nati,
1ne wretchedness of such mans bish
me coy soen IL once, children, and it has chur
tile vonn~ s si.to .onr own aunt Marian, dent
l. in snite If ali aiiied Dad-tempcr Ion,
and sensitive sonnass; que was very go Fl
and ne broke her heart. Can / helm oisiio
" such a fate for your P
need not, mamma darling. tb;,1,
'iIfand IL rather bad-tempered but tbar Th
to men 'o'eS me FAR too much to letter
common delusion of young oir1ay s.;. in IL
,ta bo III. One marrles o man who drinks, Oh
Inother VII ne sure to reform for her of Jes
cd bv every ons na man whose temper the en-
will be exeInnt II IL S ea. sntnks she stcrna
mamma" pleaded the os,tsa III 80: miracI
has bad temper. conId moi 81. we ha
u!e lt: It seems to me" she continued to fail,
me-, that IL girls were to wait to be tOuche
III LII tney found man without windO,
"""iu mover DO another marriage and We
my dear.n reuo,..-..s destroy
nlts are harder to- bear with than Io,
-. toI - onej IL destroys all do xxo..-
zee; all homo comforts, ali the har- courage
ife." themeel
ch the more reason, mamma. DARLING last hot
VIZ neip Bertrand to overcome his trusting
" said Mrs. Trcgarthen earnestly aT the woIi
IiI,sIv that more question. DO You Nothi
fately INDUCED all his life. could he G Lo Won
ice, or even cured at all ~ Sonmut
We SO, mamma. Love. vo, Lro,. day seve
ucrS at least, I must try ubat 80 ulSpOSiti
-, calm in {
WI, VIII say no more, my dear. If you brought
nas no "pPy WIN bertrand. by all arms, al
Tiers doNIn oniy 20 as all other gloomy
was aImost hos;J III Pray. by the fol
e morning following this converse, C'.e. al!
8 allowed to claim Grace as his coniessio
lie. I" will make You SO happvD rev day
er, " that you shall never know nna and walk
re-" wished to
what he said.> He intended to love and edifie
this gentle, loving girl, whose ness. On,
won, who was to leave the ouiet | bardIy h.
that had sheltered her childhood | tnda -
tate, to trust all the happiness of Ell, s.u
3 care. Grace had no niisqivings Sneir own
might think him ill-teInpered spoke Oh u
was always sunny and BRIGHT IatlOD. Il
smiles and kind words for her chiefs was
ely, she thought, that when she pectful. A
"a the best proof Of her love- that for instruct
~ % n,. .Sse noE less. Other,ef tue
s"' 'Pi"s morning when they munion on