The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-03

. ~ vretchI towards he ventures TO eosae
,ask within the reach Of this dagger, W.s1Is. 4
he child that he stole from .gS ne Gomez beck
% the mother t. tell hor Of her child!% Oh, NO
mot to tell her of her child but to tell some ,
since I last saw him. He. has been washing
over with his false tongue some woI2.eSs "
piece of copper, and expects me take ~ ~ n
dsnce he comes to deceive me, md he oelse;
lstes will not, in return. deceive hIe Eel
and knavs-but still greater fool thaI hans ha
moro decsitful than himself. Let us see II the
woman, uupracticed hitherto in dissimulastena:
cannot whom she chooses be aeceiser, ooGMr
here he ia.--Hou- aatonishsd h will be e md
Himself deprived Of the opportunity Of telling
story Which his M Da''n
A abe thus mused Selim advanced towards
her. and in his face was depicted the deepest
I'd am ssrry, Sslim," said cara, in a tone OF
voice that seemed - DO unmoved, it was 90 |
calras and 81 Selim had been . man OF deep |
mas; iSr es Ssi o.
ses sSoala sa8s this
n matter ss.0 ~ish .sish really have nothing 70
for 4 disooyerNd in 4 conversation with the
good lady, ypur prisoner. that this Amne MnS
ho:' " ~ ssssisiasi ssila r. 90 glad to
| to hear that, for, to tell you the tfs nn 49,
Of oDi H RH ne, PIT yourself 70 the great in
oonvenience Of telling the TRUTH" replied Tara.
az want yen to tell me nothing at all ao3a ts
| person In whom I have NO interest, ana ZOE
| xwhom I caprot care. I have misfortnnes
4 enough of my own. without placing upon @y
sasss Sas sys, e, sh,se rfhsss
ifs Soa e Do spea Your mouth. 1t i ss onlytg
the ssS ysry much fSr al you
,, done about that Anime, and Dc sure Oh H.
sOsu pey yom." :, f.,ssbood
, and adept In viiiainy passed within tho walls
, of the Fertilization, each SO busily engaged IN
Irving to deceive the other, that they did not
notice how s e10i saS sen from
. lair. at once turned his horse and rode back W
, : How selim came to be SO watched, and Why
! 90 followed to his abode, may appear hereafser.
4 Ctapter ,XIE-Tks Psrpert and the Conrerta
It Feroz, the renegade. was sitting in the same
apartment In which he formerly had an inter
a. view with Alexander of Constantinoplei 51
,r he was not now alone, for seated upon MI
d knee (as,when she had beeha oh'ld,, ana n; nj
= their hands were clasped together with 1
20 firm grasp, as if he had determined that tne
O. child he had lost, and so unexpeotealy reeos s
to cred, should never more pass beyond lie eifci
,e in which he now held her. 10. ~
Or !" Bat one question more" SAID teroz; ~, ar g
1t then when thou hast answered tnat' shali u
10 oil that you may ask of me.
of "What, all Z" inquired Anime, and there wa
o smile upon her lips and in her eyes.
be- "Aye-all-all-1 care not what it isLfor
a. am sure you will not ask me to do ought bu
lis what is good" replied Fero2.
"Be sure I shall not" continued Anime
~ "but now, dearest father-youI one question.
al mind it is to be but one-and when that Is dis
at posed of; remember you are to listen 10 my &c
z; qnesMts H On. o,s.,;on INV child is this wher
I'd were you concealed from the time that th
he repcontre with Bohemond saved you from tn
70 vilainous Greek and his Turkish soldiers, n
Dr. to the time that you were wounded VINE
IT. | swimming in the Orontes II
ul .In flying from the Greek, !" replied ANIME
ed 4" It was my good fortune to fall in with tn
re. retinue of her who il the mother OF Corbohar
ed Sultan of Mossoul-the same prince who
b I now approaching with an army of four hut
to dred thousand men to aid tho Turks IN Ant
ms OCH I came upon her, her attendants an
Of soldiers, and with her suppose should nav
CT remained until now, but that hearing n
IRE highness was on the point of fitting out q 81
an cret expedition from Araca, where then wai
lot to the city of Antioch, and that he desired
tie send secret Information to prepare the garTse
it, for the event, i, in gratitude Tor the kinan 1
res shown to me in his mothers court and the
,ar from O desire to be restored to yon, offered n
,th offered my poor services to execute ms wisnes
MS and how failed have already apprisSe do you
he that has befallen You since lett you, rs so
of posed, in . place of perfect safety in Ei-Oir
and nov for your TSa Ihsn one Of great nome
an to make to you," answered Amino, her treI
nv bling accents showing how deeply she y
moved {" gratitude to her who saved my :!
RI. and as you shall learn presently, Who saw
,s5 more than mere mortal life points cut TO
Hr what is the first thing to be thought OF, q.
the FIRST thing to be done BY met II 20 ne teet y
or. Christian ensSnpment, the good the graeiS!
on and the generous Lady Candida. ~ Ssn
of is she lie in Antioch--that she waS oexEIeo ~
, by the Turks, whom then made their cSWsEo
me attack on the tents appropriated exclnsive
d / to the Christian women" ..
re- "Carried into the city OF AntloGn s4e ny
certainly was not" said Feroz; "thae az %,
me suro Of ns that now hold You olaSped VIII
tn q fond parents arm. knew, my ohisd: on .. IN
ooTardly sfssoH' Sno II IL. = i T., ;t
no You my father p cried the hoEror.strlOS :
he Anime, and averting her face, SO that 3