The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-22

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to In gratiate myself With its ruler, tho hign
Western Christians, in. their barbarous papsi |
- they pronounce Bis new:fanelsd name, and
sminent, inls.rious, high-boun, virtuous, valor-
ow E.nir Feroz. to propose to him. . plan
| by which he can increase she favor hc now en- |
tsse Of Astiooh, and at the sane time infliet
| injury on the Christians."
"And what personal interest hast thou IN
| any such project I" asked Feroz, his disnke e1-
oiisd, asd his suspisions arosesd By tho Ian
gage snA bsarinE Of the volnbae stranger.
"I have the despsst personal interest in it,"
| said the Grssk t,st, every sach success IL
ana bountiful soveroign, the Emperor; second,
I strengthen the favor enjoy with my own own
sovereign the more can indoenoe Iurkish
rulers, like your Eminenoe and Baghi Sian, in
carrying out plans, injurious to the Crusaders
-}-assseuang their numbers, and thereby dimin-
ishing their chances of SUCCESS. Such Is my
the conrtier who desires to impart additional
security to the favor he already enjoys with
his sovereign"
us hear what is thy project. 1t must assuredly
be some great and glorious feat of arms which
h: originated in = mind SO masoaD"0o' as
II is no such thing i" said the Greek, for the
first time feeling sbashed in this interview,
, but instantly recovering himself II feel too
? existe1ee as that of the heroic En1ir Fsroz to
. put it, by proposal of niue, in any imminent
peril even for single moment"
TO make it perfectly comprehensive to your
l I Eminepceo replied the Greek, 1t is necessary
, to explain thss in the Christian encampment
I ment has been made. In order that the purity,
piety aud virtue of the Crusaders may be rem
dered conspicuous to the world, particular
| children. To that quGrter none but females
J, have access and my project is unexpectedly
to make sortie from the towers which are
3 under your command and directly face that
{ portion Of the encompment assigned to the
9 women and children; SO that what the pious
Bushop Of Puy hos proposed as . plan for rem
n derinR the Christian females moro secure. may
: to choose, without difficulty, the fairest and
9 the youngest as the fitting prize of their
= And eon ssid Feroz, his weak and feeble
y frame row reused by indignation TO all Its
pristine strength " and 60 this infamous pro-
I whose face have never seen before! Begone,
a wretch, and thank my patience and your OWE
baseuess thas have not stained my sword
l. upon the helplessusss of women and the weak
e ness Of infsneyi How dsrest thon, SvEeteh
I'm wosthy Of the name, claim for saoD . gii'
d Mot 50. your Eminenoe," replied the Greek
oil come unauthorized"
70 90 more in riddles-I have not time nor pa
is thence to parley longer with thee. BY Who's
n "By that Of tho supreme governor and ab
., soluss ruler of Antioch, his Highness Bagh
"a SIAN"
q. thrust back his halfdrawn scimhar into 1T
~ scabbard.
s. "Yes: of Bsghi siap,7 continued tho Greek
"and If your Emnence had patience TO lister
d project has not merely for its object the execu
" ton Of an exploit which would infcs disaster
II cause disnay, entail great dishonor upon tn
Crusaders, bot its successful Accomplishment
% must servo to rescue from captivity Turkist
In maiden, whose concealment in the female
a quarters have ascertained, and ia whose re
etofasion to liberty his Hghness Bayhi Sian Il
N deeply interested."
"Indeedr' said Feroz -" 1 did not know un
til now that the calamities of var had reaches
the household OF his Highness. have heart
Of NO kinswomau of the ruler of Antioch hav
= ing been made captive" =.
a. "She 10 no kinswoman. The Turks are
"A placid race. They never make war for thu
sxke Of their mothers or their sisters. She l.
Ia nearer and dearor to Baghi Sian than mother
v sister or wife, although he has never seen her,
ssid the Greek
Ia "I have asked Of thee. stranger, no longe
a to speak in riddle to me-" observed Feroz, i'm
"a patiently. :" How Gao this woman be NOR
T. near and dear to Baghi Sian than wife, moths
"a or siseorr
"a Because" replied the Greek, \" he believe
"a In my description of her, and because he know