The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-03
i6ernIng Star and Catholic messenger
M1W ORIKANs. SUNDAY. NovEMb1h >. 1o'--
F L O r I N f,
~s,noEss OF BURGUNDY
r.rr OF THE FIRST CRUsADRRs
nv vsuIlAM BERNARD MAC cABH.
OF BURGUNDY;
} Continued
Chapter XIII.-Florine,

.os hsSra Sasore. but tho import Of their Is
%~.ds Wss psrfsctly intsligible. They plainly ii
e 81 m ssa j. sini s01f sS
10 hsd been the guardian Of her own child. h
what, then, wss 70 be do.ss How preserve or
sss .na s & sSs
Che hesfs 81 ounhlldA With the 1aeftal agony v
Of apprshNesisR afor the sanity goE nae aoaasA<Et
Z. z "a ss s.ss as Viz Sssrg
throbbing brsx' sin 1eokinf soTn iSs NO. 't t
;her mind, oonfounding and psrpiexng her, e. :
to what was the best course to saopS. AZ
lsagh an s.gsaisns h JA y h sssn ana shs
hssEisd hack e duphilds ssnS sasas 4 T go
sins 1vs:aso ssii het :odsshsg = e Tor +, he.
sae %' sondskes as K Il we're said e hsr BY
ss e E:1: you sss ring 6 sesss
Is jss SS ssss goa seas
ss.s rs r.: s:s
DO assured It Is something heard since 1part-
lyon: word in enough, believe you : said
.Guuhiida.piaI a.a snrs your intentions are
eood when yau declare them to be 90; bnt saas 4
h..s e @ sss and as
$50 sslthcrissd TO speak for her welfare 9n nay
behalf, tell berth desire TO remind nsr hSg
sav %r eaoi; cthsr-a promise which mons can
EoW Of bus oarselves; and Il she still further
seeks to try you, and asks how maDyS 10y; ~,
.2ns ;sSyery day but TT Friday anu on On ~
"Good. good. replied cara, " that will do
9A asTs and sas ber
again psrniitsed to speak with Princess Flo
xise, whom she stiil found engaged in c'nver-
~ GWhsre il -FOUR sompsnion I" asked Floriae.
IL hope rot ~ nor 1equiring eid f ron ~
So as:anaA 20 inssan!g ri ~ - swsitiup INV
return 81 ito sdg. q ~ Iayins ~ q ss. sss
in retarning, Princess Flerins, was 20 warn
sssSss ;hs .sis FosSe
nav but she Tnrk, and j, do not require to be
warned against his aninoslsy. sven ;e ana
said zsss, j; nos = TssksIss i some some one who
your mortal personal fos E,orne psr.
,s0nsa ios--oh impos.ibl e--imp ossisleI have
never yet wronged human being In sno9gnt.
mach isas in word OF IN deed Ian yen t ~ H. y
-suoftal foe. for il He were the msaness oeggar'
yould coans i no degradstie1 70 &c Hsy from hn
his mind the Impression that ever Intended Inter
.aI know nought of him. replied zars, con
shat ha appeared to me to be an old man"
4An oid man nypersopal foep snsd Florine
~oh, thanksi thanks . my good wom that IL,
-naSo may be angry, it cannot be with me, TO
&C has ever been most venerable In my eyes
ad never says eonpisd viii, tho most DE-
?n or tine most degraded stat
SassS1 have nursed the old, tended tn
"a na1sy refnsed the REQUEST of the old, neye
go. nov enno.tnn;tv Of heatowinp every benef
80 Was Within my power upon the old. N
~ man. tharefore can be q mortal foe G
- - "A' r."
aTT,. ,,o,;,,;tv of the wicked is not to b
,,assnred nv the generosity of the good" II
S.s~i,ed zara. /" aud / now recollect that tn
3MH an 9rands;rsm obseryed Fiorine, !" m
.,ranSsira ia LONG aimee gone to the last drea
Ssssonnt ,yb;ch aWaita ma an True it is, whs
&c ILL.,, Taasd ~ Him Who never erred, vi,
80 ~ s;ns a.. ~ tfa father shall descend upon tt
cIisdrsne eyan 20 the fourth generation; an
71 Wasvs,, has m wiIiad that am to be tt
;c4;r, SSr uorn. ain Of INV ,yrnn6sire then o.
s. a ZOE or Ssn and yrsy that INV suite