The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-27

and nasvs whose FIRST waking thought Would i be-
And SO lay Gunhilaa in sleep!
lara stood erect a. she looked anon be
ds. sS was ", the fsir beauty Of the West in II
sspiS decay bearing with eli the en- b sh m
% sns terrible passions with which il had pe1
1sse9 ITSELF to be consumed. There Wa tn
sowing s esor 1n sPs syss Of :eern spon th
he Seasty ss e lip, ., and althouea there "a
80 ~ 1,.; served TO render their pos
q u os or 1sss but not
s,.l me binding passion OF eelEioys could MOI
selx and Gnnhilda-the csimness of i."nca nsr
y tie ones the tnrmoil Of ain in the otSsr"
as a sns t Licked long s.d earnestly At Gun.
asgFs.tion ct length arose to her nina xS sas
scalA BE- the reason Of this contrast bet ws AL,
49, 49, shc believed that she peasesssd within
Moes e@u1fable-devotion, generosity. tenfier-
. Msss . Sss s.:. vi, She
which aunhiida exhibited in her Son nnSa,Oas
-: snsfe lay one who, II calamity befeii her.
sy~ nossS cserscsk her would find hundreds to
ehere stood shea wife, husbsndiess@ mo,.S Sns
SSai!a!sss-with none to care for her. and II shs,
shs sG 1890 snas moImsnt, not one to weep for her
~ ~ Aaaomsid OF . wretch who was In inten
tlon an assassin and in everyday life v;1is;n
w Mno mrsd on plumber and assooiatsd with
was sSusi IL me Present raak Of the sleeper
W Hia Inherited 1s the present condition Of her
shs 80 " AWAKE was inferior to that in which
eonsciencs told her, had degrads ker -. nor nor
sSsn oelore the world, the one sv5eY III be al.
1aansss wniis5 she other would BIZ l6aahed and
1eSSsSS4. why was THAI Was it..and 800
asked herself the qaestion-was IL bacansa &c |
enc had been reared Christian and the n,h Inc
MnhommedanS 'Ao SsnoF |
Inc question puzzled her. Her own ;o.s,-
sITe DewHored her, and tho prejud icea WITH
T TLca =. s1e mao been educated d6luded her.
The snt1 s Hh;~, this she was eertsin of-that
nsgieotod, Gunhilda, = stranger. and =. nao
s.a had performed, and that, too,.with
thsP e ah,,s % one who was her own child, and
And as this thought came to her mini o..;
fu nSs 70 In u. made lara forget her own
was melted into tenderness and yeneration az.
i her who had SO befriended her child. and St
tban 1ne 20 o. , into tears az she thought her
disturb by ssei s.s ss whom she would not
And no ley Gunhtlda in :1eep. and 90 r..,
and = SSit 2 zss and Is she gs.ed thought
sanusd but The contemplation Of the other V was
w. ~ the tramp Of many hasses and Che
Zare locked eat and she bebeld q, ~,
,uins ~ ans nsak directly in front Of the
vida ols;u 1s 10 which she was, on the II
By the decn rau,n wnisn 1t was alone separated 4
Au were in military array--alI wore hsIn,sta Il
'os.s OF mall, breaet plates, back pieces and n
hat shsy s.ssd Ee their 60 brightly polished
. %, ns composed OF molten silver. All were hi
asr.s On strong black horses with long pr
heir asisans e:m nea v IL they prsnssd along
SeSs n snS deep ,ayine cara perceived that
he GETTY msr ths IS IL they were in hos
EN- sSouIsng along in front and on the one iii
s ss OF the main body, which held in close Iii
ham aftesn hnn Sha could not amount to less m'
oey che perceived there was unIifted a iara.a We
1osEeI Wh;t on a which there was painted Or no
the cross there rode huntrea bar.s DSnneT "a
oa sg t%o-edgsd, hssyy-headed battle-axes ha
40 = the centre Of these she noticed there COZ
anifeet!y Of exalted rank. Az abe ioo IoGn 20,
10 could perceive an order was given from ~ ",
stsns 81 '1H guard Of batteaSe
en- shouted on AL sides and then there bnrst is I
cth 1or . moment the clangor of trumpets kin
= t IeaSeS almost as soon as it had begun, cha
gne same moment halted. sbe
1ne group of bAttle-axe besrern onana6 o,dJ ron
~ si1s Ih 1 them rode the male and To- so
- nA3e ny SIDE, and both advanced to the n,io
Y .Sage OF the ravine, rs IL they desired full
70 tnef sPot to look at the ruined fortjaoa- VIC
b. 49, " "hicn lara was then contemplst- desi
are eooM not restrain the expression Of hid
aaeF ana % edniration Mt the marvellous Graz
a. She saw before her, in the Mace .o0kea COM
tbfal grace and loveiiness, a maiSsn % heMi
liant lasrneegs whose daxen hair, at froSt reIv
ino VISS.L .Sns sMveE nelneg with long lara
lete along her shoulders, whose exquisiteIv snect
e0 person was enclosed to the waist in The 4
ts1ngea aEm0EI so deiicateiy and 30 cIoae- ono :
orked that u seemed to. be one mass of base
onoa, end from this there sprang forth wret,
sppeazed Q long wide-skirted flowing only
49, ZIG satln, which nearly covered con W
"a 49, 49, Y, OF ene morse on which she rode. could
49, y. tniS captivating horsewoman in hir
ott t dass1!I IN one haRd an arrow and break
u her steed Tho maiden looked like nm NOT Ii.
on; ana the manner in whichsshe kept in refer
a ~. ~ oulfhai on which she rode. Promi
lses OF the neid--Zara remarked that on and /
ont OF her silyer Rrmor there was bIacL faraet
"nlSh' as it glistened with every move 18th