The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-07
JUViRILE COLUMN.

JUvERILE COLUMN. @@f" -
PR.srscs OF snxD---A srosY FOE ALL
II. BkAvH BOYS AND oERIS.i
Tbsre is very high hifi Il the south Of
e ds:s 10 e 3. s' sss, 's soe o!.s
rect part OF the soautiss Of Kent and
6ussex. Seae cay yen cen soe a. tax ~ ,
London "a tho one st4e, s.d Tho coast OF
Frsnes @ the esAes bos -, Mo9 s ~ sa1sy
never saw either, sheaSh have been mp
that hill . great usay ttmes. ..
On the grassy top 10 q iwiudmill. People
can see f. with telescope from the hills
near Dover, and ON tho other aide from the
The air iEtoo calm t. set them in notion
for the wiad cones from the sea southwest
and southeast, and blows north over the
great valley between the mill AID The next
range Of hills. Bat Mary wa. 50 used to
the noise that, che slept seqsdly through
ali the tareipg of the machinery, though
der father often set it going at four O'clock
10, the aaorniag, and did not stop till long
faAer Mary was in bed at ntghts Only, otd
Deborah semeamee grnsa6ied, aud said 1t
b rDsbofAh It, was ;srAn took carelof Mary
4 wAsSe dear m0thes 10y buriedan the hcaoti.
i falg ohupoAeyafd on the edge Of the 'cain.
4 OF, sunday, after. obgreb, Mary used to go
a un.ts tho grave with. hee Sather, and mad |
y tie 'nane, which xas jun, ne, same ae her
EDeyis, ars& gtwanhv-av6t Blessed are the
iidead thit de ID tho Lsrd.nn Blue harsasls
teT6w on this gEaues and aotiny yellow
] Hover coamoh ON the south ciifs Of Eng
land. Mary ,srousht Iose-tree, one
. efow On that Lish ch1 90 near the sea.
One day AaryH father get letter from
i his sister In London, TO say, that she want
4 ed to send down her bay Willie for q
tifconple Of months into the country. Willie
. was just fO1sseen no had broken his leg
! was set, neither it nor Willie had ever got
r strong; which was no great wonder, Tor
:, the family lived in Thsmes-street, City !;
aud wisen Willie was skut up In q room,
8 and could NO longer. play on the wharves
> tpeaky. So one day the London coach set
willie down at the village below the mill,
. where the miller and his man Dick were
:. - waiting and they struck up the lane till
:, they came up to the fiat turfy top, where
y the big mill was swinging round its sailt
in the evening breeze, as much as to say
10 tswelcome, Willie!" Wasn't Mary glad x
OF see him! The little rosy country girl wa
% much stronger looking than the tall thil
London boy but before Willie had beei
or at the mill q month you wonldn,1 nav
vi knows him. It seems as if he could neve
&c eat enough, and the hunks of bread an
, cheese he deyeured between breakfast an
ma dinner asd at supper-time made ofd DeTo
no rah stare. In tho cold winter wesshe
ell they tretted off to school together.
But it was now midsummer; ana on
day, when tho last of the old corn wa
70 about being ground, and everybody va
On | talkinE Of Clio harvest which would 500
liz be ripe, John Davis got . sausnons % CAV
evi&enoe at the county town OF s,ewe
hg.l twenty saites off. It wac ateat 2 rosoel
ely whioH had taken place in tho VILLAGE e.
Doe Dick had -also to 60 with bis nsaeer: " ~
aa- DEvis went up to the upper story. ana 70
Dick he nust be ready to start the ne 9;
to neGniag At nine. and asssd Mary II q
ase WilKe, ~ he and Els naap wouaa hsve
Pc sleep atiLewes, and cossd only be back
the forenoon Of tho day a1ber. Mary %
+ oil she did not mind bic, and Wiahe thong
en- II would be Ane fun 10 b. 1aaster Of 9
Ter, mill for twenty-four hears. So Mr. DE
CO. and his man cot out ia ehe sneruing, tell
Mary shat she must 600 the door we'll ioc
a.. ed at eight; and Of course he fsssen
~, down, the machinery iaside.
~ When his uncle asa the man were +go'
=. Willie got of, with Ranger tho big cog,
tsss,i buy groceries at a ;slteP in town@on
O"o sea slose, about TIVE miles. of. Dir. 'Da
always.told Mary and Deborah to.send
aser the toWH, because t&se ARTICLES, being o.
ten down wholesale fron Loadon, were D
Euok cheaper and better than those sold IN
70 OF little ,viaiage-shope. Willie had to
tail through the village, sRd as he'psssed
il. last h6ass, which Yves q low beeE-shoF
old; rough-losking maa eaaied out sitter b
suf. "There's Willie Barker; his uncse's 3
ppleit to Lewee to hang yen .Plnpot:" WI
j. tile feltveY a0gry.
ways Jem ,t'ia-pot, ~ lse wHs nioknenea'
q smuggler who had get unto troable y
urn, the magisGratess aoG ees ano,S M -
,eion eot aVoid oeing ~ %, sor s.o 1T - .
rites q chiet man IN Sno vnsc8e,' - - "a ~ y,
your'} a0ny was TSieo On. - ~. 49, IL =;
, In feloved Whae' ZOE 1o9s 90 ucsssAsS ~ !,
slain Petaose people, Ano nae ~"c S:enar.t
mar. when Willie got back, aaA rhea ne
~teX Mary went into the 6saas 'tiH ibobc
g DO called tlsem- to tea, asd ac eight o'ci
!, Of tney went 70 o0a- h.,
Zaip e was 0Ao M.ooiS "a 70 49, 49,,
asid- tie Mary a0eke, 1aSy.1S i,, A., :,
swer noise: ~ was h'oOung"': oeS $500
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