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

the main object fes which q we ~ - ssn
- Ne ~ cried AaifaXG ssOh, father xetnsk ~
That utter madssse fhlsE. , rs.s.,,;s.s
N1kos; as tho base Greek seized upon yoal g
E6sBir, supposing you 70 be q iynan d
S6ent's daughter. % did he, having lsS Sess
througk orr spsss th.s you we're IN s1s ~
!. 'S AZ . cid sbs horsor-strisken Anime
reassmbss thu yctcs that spoks q deesh x sun
serne newly opened grave within the sensoi
wsii.s continued Fsros, "as the Greek was
i ist 81 the chsuce rencontre with Boz
heuond, 90 was it that he seized upon you IN |
tho Christian camp, and was bearing you
10 Antioch ~ said Anime" to yosp
emo not to me,n said Feroz. Not to inc
city. but te the citadel Of Ansoon; n %"t TO
Baehi Sian. the supreme ruler over Antioch.
fBsEhi STAMP cried Anime. utterly sur
pxised--ssI nsver saw him" ..,.
| . missrsant and . villain ; and believing Az
| the Greak aaid about you, he determines y
caEry yog av.y from yenr- friends anu max .''
sBus never injured him." said Anime, "~hy
| then thus persecute me r Z
Because he has supreme power IN A9 !. ~,
HsnS r.. = IaeaSs Eim, tho Greek had sgen
s sx s PEP hls u S A%ti.eS sS :" - -
~ Vut vhe good Prince Boheinond was
laeaii- nv preserver, and again saved me from
SIAN :' ssmarIed Anime.
. "Prince Bohemondw said Feroz, "has but to
demand from me whatever Is within my power
to give, and he csn command oil shss loan DO
j. & Remember this promise, dearest father, "
said Anime, II" as it may beneceesary for me 70
recall it to your recollection. Bnt now, now
! know you that the Lady Gunbilds is not in
Antioch, and that she, never was brought
{ here" s-TH .h..
! came back to Antioch from the Christian en-,
: campment. Unable to sit on horseback,
> watched, as o father watches for his child, to
{ see the expedition return from the attack on
o the camp; aud as surely as know that YOU
were not amongst them, 80 am certain tfa .,
}, there was not any one bearing the moes remote
o into Antioch. 1t isan absolute impossibiiit1
d that she could be in any part OF Antioch With
out my knowledge, unless she had been her'
n the day before the attack was made on tn
a was there and not in Antioch"
Then where can !, che chs. have been conveyed
n Feroz had not time to answer this question
- ere it Vas intimated t. him by the sound of
= the bottom Of the Hi,s sG S
81 "Here, !" exclaimed Feros, drawing curtai
:. which covered . recess In which were place
cushions to rest nRSp here afa~ o,eae sros
I ger 10 know whether or not there is any on
We 0oncealed in the room" -..f.rt
4 Feroz was thus engaged speaking and % a
ranging the curtains as to make al inc o s;,,
lis lar to that In which Anime was resting whe
in Selin stole into the room, and stood there {
OF silently and "a noissiessiy as shs tiger wren
IT, "Well, thy bnsiness-speak |" said Feroz
his "My business" said ss,im, heepin ing MS e
| l>no HiCbnoSa to A9Cefta
by from you the fact as to whether Alexander
or. Co4stantinople has returned from the camp i
saa not,n replied Feroz. But wher
= fore apply tonne for information respect1
me him ." ,t. =
out been made aware of tho object of that expse
,i ton. and therefore, before yentnring into
MS presence q Bagbi siap; wished TO- be ser.a
!, . to Antioch, and had he brought with him {
the young Turkish maiden3 Wien last saw h
oE- he was riding off in the direction OF Antioc
Gle and he then had her safe in his custody.
r 4 "Neither Alexander of Conatantinople b
md returned, nor has any Turkish maiden be
do brought prisoner into Antioch" said Fert
Eea5 1srasggsd ssu was
would have heard that the maiden was IN 7
,r power of Baghi Sian, and wished to tell I
her: marvel where She can have hidden h
ne; self;" and Selim eyed with suspicion the
n cess in which she actually lay hidden"
uo- unless she naU CHOSEN W oSNO So.,o a.
re- Antioch Of her own free will" replied Fer
"she could not now be here, but brought II
lere prisoner che certainly as not"
the "T am greatly puzzled. and more perplea
the about her than can possibly explain to ye
up Highness," said Selim; "but do own to
hen that / care less about her than do to I'm
what has been the fate of Alexander"
inc, "You must seek that Information OF
the comrades" said Feroz; know naught
ian, him I never sew him but once, and whet
o is he be living or was slain in the attack on
lun- camp ia a matter of indifference to me. Fa
MI, WE'LL" .....u 49,,
and Farewell, your Highness, farewell" 9
ave Selim, as he bowed out of the room, and u
his as be descended the winding stairs he mutt
Sc ed to himself: "There was certainly won
vas, in that recess marvel who could it be
d to his wife, for he has had no wife. this man
ison year II in said that he has had son an
ness Iauphter INT no man can tell whether cit
hen ia dead or living Who then, can that wor
my BET She is not an old woman. or else he W We