The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-17

SPIRITS, for had never felt before 50 unsatis-
fed with the world ger orally, and myself
particularly. Perhaps il came to me then
for the frat time. as the snow fell noise
lessly and quietly upon the earth, ike The
bene1iction after prayer, that we were
made for a higher and holier end and aim
than the careless fritting away of the gold
en- years in self qualification and self-en-
joyment.
think that had almost made up my
mind to start for England as soon as the
roads became passablc again, and spend
my Christmas season at Castle RoyIeu
amongst my tenants, when my reflections
were broken up by the round joyous face
of Pat Doolan, which beamcd in at the
door
Sure and l thought it sleeping that
YOUR honor was Nike has just come with
myself that is puzzleI intirely. Here's
lots of letters with the queerest al lrcss
upon them; maybe your honour woald be
kind enough to explain it to me. can read
writing easily enough: it's not that which
troubles me; it's not knowing what to do
with them now have got them. Mike
says that its all right, but say the fellow
has not come yet. They are for {. Sir Ar
chibald Verelst," and indeed not know
aim, your honour, said Pat his face look
ing hopeiesssly puzzled as he came forward,
and held ont my hand FOR the letters.
"It IS all right, Pat" said l. Nike
wa' quite right; they are for me-
" For you, your honour! Sure you are
not sir, now, are yoI? Anl shcre's
myself has talked to you 50 freely, | feel
quite ashamed to think Of It; AMI sure why
dill yoa rot tell M Of tha: same btrore:"
1T is all right, Pat, as | sail be-
fore. do not Ike people to be flight
cHed to speak to m .jdst because / have i
title to my maine. toll the people at
the post-odice to sen me all nv letters
hcrc, and thny have done 50. md row,
Pat, tell Mrs. Doolan to sem. a,
tea, AMI when | have cuis,,rl il,
mean to make vop keep your promisn, and
tell me the story Of Main1wen. for I.atsaI
to come down ami !. zen to it. AS / sail |
would, by the j Ie gf the l.,t!e bar-parIenr
fire
"Wlll vou really, vaIr w9r.l,n9 Sur,
I'll 20 and tell Mary directly" said Pat az
he Oiled oit Of IN. r,o,, y.,-b l;s c,....
fixed upon me, as ifLe ..g..l. g..n-
barouat Was a. great a g lrio,,t, il. il white
clcphqrt. Honest Pa D,,an eyiI,atly
had hi, own iIc,, IF ro,pcct a.. reverence,
for no consi ler,t,y1 c,l!I iali.. ,f,n T.,
salI M ANYTHING bat "yogr wor.,,;,r f..
the remainder of nv ,b,rr s,,r ~ Pill
brake
.N,w Par .s.i Soma M. ,.,,o ~
tcrwar.,., as ,,..ta3 my e,rin th, easiest
/ Of arm chairs, pIac.l in I'll. mast c9nf,r.-
able Of corners. we viii have taa. story If
yolrs Mr., Do3Ian, ctnn,e i.t vsl 20
away,' | salI, a, | saw that She was gath
er,ps her work preparatory to letvin.s u.
i am not goin. to drive vol ott of y,ar
own domain: and if vol do not ,it down
asai in ,,,sll 20 back to nv own room"
.,Elir- being finally arranged, H.Asei
my cigar and settle, comfortably 10 listen
to Pat While outside the moaning wind anl
a;ing snow made Us all the more conteAt-
ct with oar present warm AMI cosy quar-
tnrs.
/ '"e1, yolr worship commenced Pat,
! / viii begin at til. beginning. lnI mast
know that the AIor.aus have hal NtiAow-
en-, fether an.I son, for the last Sixtv gan-
cratio:t,, IN real fine the 1T or the.n wers.
Not that ever saw but two # them, h4r
>Ire I've seen the picture. in the oull
! place, and its all the same thin.-, ANYWAY.
when | was II short slip oS a b,v |
went to Mainowen myself a, a sort Ct g,n
eral servant, that is, used to 10 ANYTHING
in the house AMI ont fit. Tn, oal il,-
tiee was always a proul. stern sort Of man
unl he would u,ysr take ,maea notie. Of
any Of u: bat Ms. Mprgln, II. it va,
herself that Wns tho kin Ia H. :, r.r sn-