The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-26

!" Just as we'll look for o needle In bundle OF
AZ can find ont 1os Ssrsaar IS,
"WhyiS cried Tom, :" I've q sister Kitty in
the north |; and my names Tom ! ,
"Tom Carterp g..
Tho other grasped his hand convulslvely Tor
an Instant, but the moment afterwards . cloud
oversnread his face as he exclaimed, "eutyou
never had q brother in Austraiia"
..Yes had, my brother Dick! 6ns , fasnes
"y~Why. bless your dear heart! my names
Dick Dick Carteri did write over h ana o .nd
use OF writingp
shook hands so heartily, that you would have
trembied for the sockets of their arms;
%Wen. neyeIp cried. Tom' Just won't
mTo be sure /. do, every Christmas. The
eov'pcr gives Boxing day, aud take Eve m0re
e gssa few saYi ssieT rough
and ready sort you Knows one ands iSts ,d Mee
him down in Lancashire ana susa n,S Sn nhasSa
In my life. just won't they be pleased 70 sec
Az =. T shs n. piD 1ans
fi %ss W oaa eSy hers for friend Of
as ioneer DO
oanino' and when he does he can find his way
, homo without me. I'm only bseheioL, you
from The old Woman as I live with. You'll
9 Ike to have talk with her, for che knew
father ,,o.,a..n
. e"No not mother said Tom slowly and sadly
g "because, you see' Diok' enc oiea 40 JIG ''
;. page sYes, know that; saw her grave, God
Had not God blessed her, Had be not beard card
10 her nrayersf What but HE blessing had kePt
: her Children true to their faith one amid She
psrs Of strange Wild land fas from Sn1s sr.
the t other , s,a o iee And what
o hh nr H;s biessing had brought those men to
10 Insel. as they had that nornipg knelt side by
side, shI Issr tSe Bresd Of Iiei And If in to.
o. e. Beatifo Visions abe beheld that meeting, "a,
y she not bless her children from her home II
at at heaven, even while they oiesSeo ne' i'''.'''
he excitement or John Fletcher's iron grasp Q
Welcome, or suse's quiet Joy. w9Sh TOM n aTe
,e- ening they had afterwardel What gran
he SINNER What cross questions they asked him
me over bis crooked answers, he tried to satief
i'm them all at once. Why, so nucn lgns Sn
EFF. iau glitter streauned through that little wni I
lily stopped to listen to what was going on i5 ESQ
L And for once in q way, the old adago dion
speak the truth that's CERTAIN ZOE tne nor an
day d alss though what with Dick Carters q
mat ventures and Toms recollections Of their ear
tssy oshers that
ved oomical. AS for Grapnie, che looked so brig
''N and we'll. that Tom told her he began to gu
re- pect that her illness had been all along q anal
ONT lust to get Susie with her. ,
But what's got Sam Long all this time Q
ON, asked John Fletcher. declare DICK mas ?
~ on purpose to speak him about that job do'
do ia Chapman. Where's he gone to :"
81. A look of real satisfaction beamed on eve
'"' counteuance as Tom told them he had IL
, "a Sam talking to the priest, and how much
" II had seemed TO be struck by the services;
en' -" onIv let sam be Catholic, and it won't
the easy to fnd his match, say" 4,
'n0 But he can't be stopping there all Il
time remarked Fletcher.
,me "P'raps he's gone somewhere else stnc
Ans said Tom. " It's very certain no couidnf ne
life in tseS had maEnS and the
'~'A choruSses they had been singing to Dick g
had ter's sea songs and Tom! niger me!odie
10 sic IN him" said John, {" for want bit of adv
~" about something, and hes just the man to g
,r,y; It. He's . clever chap, and no mistake.
e. IL "And his hearts as good rs MS heao' InS
8nS ia - chimed in Mrs. Davis.
) "i should just like to chow you q An model
ala bas made of q church" said Tom. Its In
INIT room, / wonder If he has come tn."
'"P' I'm certain he hasn't; but you could J
If 1 up and fetch it all the same; said Mira D@'
Don Tom ran up noiselesaiy, for he had taken
cept his boots, JUST nsIS ~. DistaLen for 8
v ent hurried iu' ouS uo 49, ~ 1;ttIa tol
anne looking up almost lovingly, Tom thought, II
gets the DARK Oiue sAS ~ Ell f,lv nnon his ms
start ming AS hSr hSut ,em $500 tSy,'aesS soened
inks thougnunl i1oe; ni H. 20 EaSe and in tb
go staad Tom seemed to look of such int
'ery- peace ana haPPss"e0'' '""' IVA '
'eSo' !" beg your pardon" he exclaimed, draw
Tom. back, we an S Snou ,s,,,- ynordonn
rned Sam Fea1y SeS 49, "a over again Tom -
n nT Dlied the other, rising slowly from his knt
o9id and smiling kindly at his friend. o 0T l Go
went need TO bIano on ASSptSLyorW
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