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

BEAUTIFUL ARE THE FEET OF rae.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY
not iso ylsits home during the vacation Wa,
generally fes 90 with W the Same longing parent
mantes began to perceive that there ,v.s oil
n 6ad-temnes .e5ce between q spirited boy and
and Ioaste den n, one. He was proud of his SON
= taL;nr ~. mad sharp disrespectfui wav ~ y,
! that ms father up at almost every worS a. a.
o ehaS me old man did not care verv mno 50
80 Bertrand Winter passed ' from NM ho,,,.., =
most w ItI so on to manhood, unloved and Al.
1rew m w,.nG ut friend. His mother. Who
~ years, made no secret of her sstisSsct;eoa
on th. ne ieft home to make lenetbennS toUn
der the snnsra His father placed him un-
r. r.. Sme same time bis travelling comno,; Mas
from hos MN liberal allowance His absenc.
three Vaass, was If nothing happened, to be- of
When that time had e1apsa5 MI
on~ tLe once more to his fathers roof avar,
manners WE'RE s no,; wScnderfully improved Hs
~ n.ae H. H. He was apt as ever to ssnd 10 70
Nv Int ., ae servants head if mo ONE 80
Keep the hot ;m IN society he certainly tried to
s u%eai His fathers great wish was tSat h
an .ououIo become o Statesman and Ia In.ns S I
had no ik; iO see him in Parliament. Bertrand
III, oason why he should work-hia faths. s. ae
hit 10 S'eIved that he could leave him monav =
man, he must s"s boy %g, vented to make himself
III uio noI i've to ace bis hopes fnlfilled. ha AZ;
Mother to hia was twenty-one, leaving his
04F9. Winter 4 81
'ros 1s, she had % long falcied Teasn sne
sea1 ag last and ct tho ace az fcssra.s j.
Sise 3SseSsl 1sala etsssslf "a j
farpished 9 ar rses ,ss.s y ~ nnnss A
afiiSnasnt, and withaF 1t soss " 1ss'1 1nsc
inn nod h oInefs last Recommendation tn / ha
- $3.50, Deen very practical oue-it was ~ ! o.
~ &c" as soon as he was ont of monrn. ~.
de,
mother and far different scene nox los
hra Ut ao~n on the Cornish coast, where the an.
breaks angrly upon the land, there stends 'pe
of the %an Rosg generations the
ce is called. is caia,... hock House, as the thin
esGue beautv. IL staaJ Iuc us WlId, pic to
sent inbas; t o,a town of Penmahr. The prog
Mrs Treeartha, y, n1ck House were Mr.. one
J, Grace and Winnefrea the S g sWo daugh- hapl
The onn vme, beloved and revered through aI
the county, but not known out of it, ~;
liz - lucy were a simple, kindly hos vom
oie people, warmly attached to tbeir o1S you
loned haDlts and ways wa
ooked an with arsat ousin TO "hom they have
i Ina' s Eee was well married and lived in s
atehed oY E Sea ba Mrs Pollard regularly
ion for the two 80 =" OAayialr, an in "A
, and every year So. W pass u season in is just
alton had been rat,, GO reg uIariy, this have
nineteen and w;a out Grace was almos
they had both nIaadJ rshty this last ried, G
ntly the old fash ;oui .iiu, ahd most re- man.
d to allow tba;r tInt Parehts had con- tnued
n in the modern paISI .sis 20 spend the not i'm
mi pled dread ,nJ Aoh Iney regarded wife,
80 aSiiara was fashionable lady. who ,n~ Go,
sre pfces and excellent balls. One of ed ma,
Winter, now nIayinn ttS So vas Ber- loving
hion about to- 'nS Tue roie or man Grace
GA" piayinS III We'll, dreadiL
fetty. simnle corn;., "You
apsation f. NO. t sLIs mao made q poor Be
faA faces were met With =; C9at such am gu
70. al anu ~aVered some time between "The
owe Nth Grace an eiy anu earnest her mot
!. MrSPoliard vas y"Ihnger OF the two and thir
ared to eded far better than she had ;s di.,;i
esent' ilope; as Graee's guardian for herself !
dresses tdSha ronnu eG ~ 20 MS paying But,
I'D the md q: III 9Th whIle she ne Bertrand
ook alarm ME- ID 'n1 parents. But him to C,
arliDgs, andSLn o" VI losing one OF with o 81
,ecalled homE S W. gris were lmmedi- married
Ellowed tried to secure daals th
hose cber;shs& their engagement. But "StilI.
disposed of Btn loren was not to be some ia
Tithout making e"o came again and others.
; Grace loved hid greae progress In mestic pc
parents were in Sarmiy enough, but mony of l
hey would have be%1rr 10 part with So mu
the young CorniR az Detter pleased why sho
ID asked for her men living near inclination
her go to a new "Grace,
TO them very much liz SIo.;,. L t WIN only 6
). bertrand has been ne - neE al tnink it is
he had never in his ii h LIN, very mas delibei
'e did in the old mansioAe ps 80 cured at or
resence OF the gentle girl enanr. belle
to win, the banefuI tenp&e was 30 works won
cealed He conId not Twas care do"
own, n nasty, impatient bill tunes, Well,
loud angry words and baN OF his think you
er heard. 1t might be that II pains means say
erspreading his face was oneN uark anxious mo
hat caused Mrs. Tregarthen Ia the Bertrand
wing her consent to the eupaoel ISL when, on tn
lotIced it. and drew her own cory tIon, he wa
etr9n Bertrand had handsome u promised wi
ace, but the only great bane of II ne said to ht
lper," was written nIoipIy IA a., moments ca
He meant
passed on the young lover e,reyu i'm Rnd cherish
was two years now since he hnd Mart he had
city simple Grace in london He Appy home
10 Rock House five or six tinos H. Ahare b
year, and yet seemed to have made al fife to hi,
progress. He resolved this Christ buE people
,e IL settled, and he went down again He her he
u, determined to wait there until 1t w sweet
SEQ TO give him Grace for his wife. had Not lik
ed well, and used arguments thew he voNp hir
~ oimcuit 70 controvert. They had On n cha