The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-25

".Hnd We never did go alone there but once, b
mother added. 1T was yesterday, ana We T
Slds nests close to the cabin
SWho told thee of the birds nestsr asked
The son of Peter he goes to the .aonas- e
terry school, = s.E
'"' What age is her Is
"1o oG not ali the boys receive food from the
monks 81 sss each ID day ;.t st. n90n'
mA Aud the son of Petor with the rest I
".H est ever noticed what sort Of food he
III have, father; it is always bread and
fruit He says he does not like the meat eet
before him at the monastery. 1t IS not, no
says, as nice as juicy, nor as tender, nor co1k
ed in the came manner that he gets from MS
Indeed eiaealated my father. He paused
for a few minutes, and then our conversation
was thus continued
"I should think not, father, for went near
the cabin Which n 10 itVss TO s to
much larger nor cleaner than apig-sty. dia
snS up esa1ssos snsr the
| ne Jaw man at some distance from rs. do
mot know who 1t was, father. II might have
he was lurking behind the trees and, as I
,, town; and. SEEING this got afraid
eyes, afraid, father, for bad not thou
what have now-a Dow, .1fgws, "a .nI 81
pointed dagger: got afraid say, ana ran 40
= away, anG Aalpn @ iosir f,. ths Lirds' nests
y | would go there ana l9oA 'ios sAs ''
y himself this morning. ~ f.+h.r s.bon
:, ".Then, Gnys oDsesxee 10y nIa"S and sea
and snsil aeI &c h 10 neats of which Peter
9 the woodman's son. told thee and thy play
a ieito~i ..o,a bnsbsnd, exclaimed nv
mother Rerceiye PLAINLY Wa R.Inb hsa len
y thy MIND. Inou oenesSss th 1T ao;ng in
g slain by the woodman .nou AT I;.ag U,as the
Y search of the body, perchance 20 INC
u murderer, and In the attempt TO capIIre MN,
y thou exposest thy own me- ana TisI sniae Nv um
g life the life OF my chi.a. ~ mo-
% with me, aud take thou with thee twenty o,
80 thy bray est TOW hs"Ae"' "hu "'''s' "'
~ eh e. WSS n,nan answered nv father angrily
f,r w;Se I saarce can call thee, thou speakes
,is fo,, the saifishnesa of thine own heart ad
We nit to thee that have my suspieions of Pete
iy the wsoaman: Town to thee- t have my fear
10 th he s%s boz Ralph has been murdered and
ia E;.h 70 knnvo IN there are any grounds for m!
o. snsn;ciona and NV fears: if both be justified
an she nun;sbment OF the criminal is as eertain q
% that the sun is now Ginning. But suppose m!
~ 81 ant ~ ~ thy sueg.stion, should first b
be suiity of the cruelty of adding to the grief o
aapns pa t tostnre certainly. and perhaps +
~. Saat% 3 moor beiniess. hard.working man TO
ne sncb NAV he in fact. the character Of Peter tn
ay svnndmay viii not act as thou wishest;
ac W. a CID and nraotised warrior, and if Pete
er- the woodman be murderer, he must be aids
to oG chH tn me- rhi1a am inyesteatine hi
act Premises. Our son Coy shall aesonpany nj
au In the e4pedton: ~ 70 " no that mon hi
to a" and Vigiiance, his Courage
ior bis steadness, may oepeno Vne ssieiy =. ~
thse 20 ps to friend or slave
OF our departure from TINS mouse. ooseIses wae
the added my father, as he thrust long dagge
me WSich thew hung his helmet, sword and shiel,
It If observe, command thee, on thy obedienc
to intend to thy household duties until n
er, turn. Thy maid-slaves require the eye of
WatUhfu ut mistress over them; the lazy veneh
eN ana T., 40, Mapcon Co Guv. kiss thy mothe
hin n and then hnrrV after mo -,
hee .--. - .-,.,., +.r-or ,,r ,,otb
sed, "In an agony OF fearless terror my MON pun.
line folded me her arms anu e s, up
and my lips long, long KISS she isG ME go! eaSih
thv Away, away, Guy, ana Zoos Diessin& al