The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-13

| them over with the tips or ms nnge.s, All
about them. Yes; he bad read them when ne s
was boy. But 1 had begun to suspect osa him;
poor Issa there 70 say Is anyhng
doesn;t upderstapd, root and branch, he was !
always surc that that man was an impos'Iha p.
had passed over, and asked him to translate
| passage for me. They looked about 20 mucn
like printed language as the ngores, S On hSs
I couldn't' They were Cbaldaic, be said, and ne
had made but little study in that language.
Mrs. Assms as good inst would
Bently. fiew at him with tho books. Tri
turous moment. Cousin took the books up IN
his slow way. put up his Eyeglasses, ana ioSae
them over in such superior T IsaS;n I've +
forgctesn what about, and he read out . some
passages, and translated them. all tho comp
My tssn
slant. The professor was red, and Mrs. A An.s
, was paie. could have haggsd Cousin benuy
and his collar was in o positively shocking
: state"
visit you'll" said Miss Bird, wheeling about 10
Poor thing She did not mean to DO insin.
She merely wsa'sa a about the matter
$ Chsrmingr repeated Mrs. Clay, With EN-.
Y u
Q some people one likes to know. You should
. see Madame de Sol, the most exclusive OF wo,
u men, futter round him like butterny roa mo
}, around a-well, really, 1 am at loss for the
It word. 1t is impossible to call Cousin Bently
It o flower, unless one should make pun about
u the seedy contents of his yai.se. stua,e 90
10 it.. Madame knows no moro ana cares NJ more H
y about his learning than cat does, but she mas
to time time " never could do that. When 1 smile,
"a Cousin Bently is sure to push out his under
On lip and stop talking. But she will look ana
I'm tiveiy thins he were describing the dress the
IN. empress wore at the last ball; and sometimes
AZ she even says something that ne Wlti seem Gem
selspss aSed With him half an hoa
et- Of molecules, whatever they are; actually Iana
aGass: ssy spfsfD ss
On HI o Great credit, and . great convenience t.
Ups me. why, but for him, couldn't have gon
ard tebrare's whore yawned myself to deati
w. among tho very cream OF society" $50
'es s The lady paused for breath, and her eonpan
rim ion, feeling obliged to say seIa stL'ng fa1sre
~ should think you would after the s1p:r
ne. n snce you had with that dragon" replied Mr.
her ot Ei.. Brd ooi.isa, a.d was silent. eth,
81 dragon was . rather difasuit old lady, WI
: w Clinton, with whom che had lived and sunsre
IN many years, and whe had lately died.
INA, Cousin Bsnsly on my hands for . week o. to
hing yS,n III ,awerin~ hor voice" speak of al
ags rols-aheni Cousin Bsntly, allow ne to NAL
Si5 You acquainted with Miss Bird, an old schoo
by Ti.s Bird rose with frightened sir, droppe
MA her eyes, bluahsd deeply, half extended n,
tho hand and half ~,sha. sr rhioh W.
;nu. not . very felictous greeting, tho time OF d.
; .uSs being near sunset.
istie with rather stately bow, gave the person b
COZ COZ, fore him calm and exhaustive glance, Pr
had truded his under LIP very slightly, w nt5
was the room. J., ,uoh foil. ,n he ~,
,sses tered, half phlosGphieal half impatient;
,taa1 yer people must be, too much looked on as
y 40 Ogre by the simple. 1t was rather Provoki
hand W 500 op;u TO comnei them 70 talk Greek
king OF have shss Se himself in an
o ,i chair before o delightful window, and Il
IT. ~ ing the window, there was another addition
onS the company, and-enter our hero!
t;ms Reader, John!
and A longish, curly-hairod quadruped vi
civ bright dark eyes full of merriment and kline
pre-. ness, and teeth SO beautifully white and e7
muses. that it would be o privilege to be bitten
gown provements which man finds it necessary
hight make in the old fashioned plan of the Great
by and his clipped cars stand up pointed .
pert, and his clipped tail is indeed less t
satin than an epigram. But the bounding grace
saoh ,,;,,ors c,D
, and his motions no SCISSORS can c"Lt'ii. .,,
40, lie DO not imagine that Sonn mas enteleu
If you room properly, ana stoou syn 10 oS pese5
nsbod and described Far from it. He bounced
d see through the window, as though shot from
ssing mortar, and while we4have oeen MrLIins
ppers brief sketch OF his person mas s9"n my my
t, and learned gentleman arms, kisseu MN entnL
/ In astically dozen times, paved ms mar II
lour." fearful disorder, made oeleSe olte MS ~
leness and hands, Win the utmost care not 10 n
nd to him in the least, pulled one ehu Oh us era
alip- out OF Knot, ana threateneo 70 oNsilutn Ii
holes him again like little blue and yellow bait
zen he ingram HIS manner was, inueeur 80 W
{, and powerlng thas Ar; Benny nag MAJ! nilnu
ed His affection for dogs was entirely
he " tonic and he had theory that bipeds
E. Il Quadrupeds should have separate houses ~
4 the being the most honest and sensible being
hink- the house, and had moreover, taken to hin
@AAN Iool nd AZ the in