The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-19

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resaEeds a3 oCce opened aud rad 10.
Il write MT in anger but in 60ep sorrow.
I've yea To- @neA u expose yoa to life Of
alaeEy; Yea have expressed TOO. much con-
tsnRk 1Cr peES0ns Of nay character not % Be
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@x yon- shall seek, after that severe bat
Just lessen, which have now received, to win
your esteem nov that your love is impossible
Aenen6eE me kiAdly. if IT be only because /
have sufSeiant cease lefs TO save yOu IL time
eleven, start fer bone"
What have dOueF erred Lo0ise- Poor
2Tness how EsoArOos, hOw nsble, how good.
POor fellow! hos those thougbtless, Bitter
werds must have gone to his heart I mast
stop him: Bat no: be u gOoe- Wei, nus9
pass travelling. How cruel be must think
me And away she hurried 20 bed. - If by
50 oeirg the morrow would come sooner.
Meanwhile ErneSs, " hose mind had been en-
farged and elevated By more extended stadies-
went Array on Ills road home, snbdued, defect
ed, and yes Hot wholly cast down He saw dis
tineiiy the tTuth Of Al thAs Louise had said /;
he perceived where his oUa errors lay, and d.
terminsd 70 profit By the lesson. He arrived
At home after . long journey, calm, sezicas,
and fan Of strong conviction of his oEa for
all tie more pleasing. His mother was de-
lighted to see bin: and when he declared his
intention of devotiDg himself in failure 10 the
ta[m: ses was eoSe,y R.eaSed- be tSos mp Is
started fog Ioog walk TO recruit his body,
somewhat enervated by sfudy and town life
He followed the high road which led 20 the
Chateau de PtouTieres, aIoaE which were sew
eral small farms, and one or two veEy extSo-
sive ONES He walked along his eyes liked Oh
the groua in deep meditation, until lie MAS
"Holio there. NoosEeur Ernes4, I wsat to
speak with you." said the very old farmer
whom he had dEs1 made al 2tteap: rpoa near
ly two years before.
what IS i..7 replied yorrg Deizvigre.
raising his head little hangh1iiy; what
can goa have to say 70 abe Fsoi Of La5006ie
Sir" cried the other, as they approached
beg yonr pardon. But do son not PEE ne did 1os
understand your Eue IAlkf aud we esaii 10.
believe what we didn't see BIT thea Nade-
finished ser InodsI-faT-za, zAG there sbe lad all
the Improvements OF which yoa tod as Wei,
whea Te SAN that tEey were better Tays than
we knew Of, yoa see ere agreed 70 try. AID I've
little out of order. asd IL jass TO ask your
advice about mendirg it th=s eaEod yon.T
with pleasure said Ernest, Who bad lis
tened TO the Others words with deep interest.
'.oh, it's nothing: couple OF nails and
screw is all that's wanted
Half an hour later the defect was remedi led,
and the two eat breakfast tossther. Tho old
man said that if Ernest would now open his
lectures they would be we'll attended OF
evening; and If confined TO descriptions re-
ferring to things the farmers began to under
49,
Piled that he would make himself acquainted
with what had been done, and would deliver
bis first lecture on the following Tuesday.
Next day Ernest visited the model farm of the
bic tract of land under cultivation. The far
mers and their families felt and 81 W the great
benefits which lay within their grasp. and, as
their patrons gave them facilities for paying
for ali new implements by installments, few
refused to avail themselves Of the opportunity.
On fete days and holidays the hole neighbor-
selves by looking around and change he
said Was already perceptible. Ono house
which had been burnt down close by had been
rebuilt upon new principles with regard TO
to follow the example.
Ernest was more than ever convinced OF the
wisdom Of the practical course adopted By the
Count dc Piouvieres aud Louise de Redonte.
to believe in eur preeepts, We must pratice
them ounsalves; aud that one example Is
worth . hundred expeditions. He went away
flied with admiration at the nobility of char
scter, the sound sense and wisdom Of the
young Eeforuser, and with his heart 4oslly
inbued with love for the heautifnl girl. He
prepared his lecture in his mind during the
whole three days which inservenea, and when
tho boar earne, entered the barn amid loud ap
pIanse. The place was fall. The whole neigh
borhood male aud female vas there. F~efy-
body unaersfsod that the ohjees Of Exnest
Delssigns had been good and all blamed
themselves for not CON pretending him, though
in reality the fault was With Aiu, who had
not understood the right way 10 proceed.
He began. In eloquent words, with desp
aud etreng feeling, he drew picture Of La
boudie before and after the return Of Louise
from England; he compared in = humsroOs
way the di6eeeat Tine paEsaed BY the young
lady and the Fool Of Labondie; he acknowf-
edged her mean: 70 be Ereatse, bat also al.
lowed that he might have made his own land
the model-fsrm by indassrioasiy devosjng
himself to tho very course Of inprovenent
which he recommended; he called down the
blessings of heaven on the lovely pstfouess Of
the locality, hardly able to reatrsfn tears NJ