The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-28
received him with face never more happy OF

views of womankind. am perfectly salts s.
fed with your taste. and also With myself; LOT
find that he is Us willing to live with DIS II
neighbors In harmony rs in discord. You now 8
have my blessing ON yoar Inion: me m I. anSS
please me il 1t came off as soon as possible"
Richard stood speechless with emotion,
bis ewes. He embraced his father, kissed him
tenderly, and murmured his thanks.
"That will do, Richard" said Herr Frank
May it last long And do not doubt 1t viii
for Angela is truly woman the like OF whom
have never met. Her character Is as clear
sess such power, and her smile such loveliness !
that fear for my freedom when she 10 once In
| the house."
| Crisp, cold weather. The December winds
s TvIp e the SwsiDoisd wandersr before them
riage stops before the door of the Director
Schiagbein. Professor Lutz steps out and d.
rects the driver to await him.
Emil Sohlagbein. Richards unhappy mar
ried friend, had moved his easy-ohair near the
stove and leaned bis head against its back. He
looked as though despair had seized him and
thrown him into it. Hasty steps were heard
the and hots Eml
the eatable of the Angel OF sahngen awaits
"Pardon me; my head IL confused. nay
heart is sad grief wastes my life away"
Lutz 81 fear, Emil, that all the fault Is not
particular about principles. Men must toler-
ate, and not be niggardiy In compliance. Take
old Frank as model: With With. Angela ar enfs ivsa
in peace with this spirit-even on irlenaiy
terms. Angela reads him Pious stories from
of the he stsns Wiz
tho word Of God. He hears mass as dev0utiy
Capuchin not to cay any thing OF. OF R I'll;
or n;etv Could Won not also make some sacri
fee to ths whims of your wifer
"Angela and Ida-day and night" said the
director bitterly. Tho two Franks make NJ
her exalted views, they admire her purity, he
nnspeaka6le modesty her shining , VIRTUES tues
adopted the principles that produced such
woman. Angela never speaks to her HUSBAND
in defiance and bad temper. If clouds gathe
in the matrimonial heaven, she dissipate
them with the breath of love. Is the saerihc
of O wish wanted Angela makes It: Is ne ne
Kisses them away and raises him to her leve
MY wife-is she not just the opposite In ever
th,ngf 10 she not quick tempered, oiI1 W.,
loveless, extravagant, and stitf-neSksdI IA
" she look-I will not say of loveIbut even
respect for met Do not all her thoughts an
acts look to the pleasures fof the toilette h oi
dren who grow up without mother, in tt
hands of donestios. How is any concessAo
possible here Must not my position! my sci
respect, the last remnant of manly dignity
to the wallf" . W
"Your case is lamentaoie, 1riend! io
principles and those of your wife do not agre
Concession to the utmost point oil duty, Joih'
with prudent reform in many things ma
perhaps, bring back harmony and i g"ho nre a
| Outstanding between you. You praise Angel
follow her example, She abominates the air
tho theatre. Tho opera.glasses OF the yoni
men levelled Mt her offend her ueepiy, ~
bring to her angelic oountenance the blush
shamc. Her fine religious feeling is offend
ct many words, gestures and dances Wnicn
pious Christian woman should not hear q
&c., Yet she goes to the opera because Richa
wishes it. Her husband will ut last oosei
this heroism of love, aud sacrifice the opera
it, What Angela cannot obtain by pray
and representations, she gains by the all-c
quering weapons of love. In IKE manner s.. u
for like object yield to your wife s1 1sr ns
rank least, not o hrebrand Love mus' oSeteo
his her stubbOruess.
sohlagbein ahook his head sadly:
ID he IA father cannot do what is 1nconslst
onor with paternal duty" said he: Shall l j
tub in the course of my wifef Whittier does
rical course lead To the destruction OF al IAN
,ntal ties, to financial bankruptcy-Io oiSnot
tual For homo my wife has no mind, no unt
ut standing. My means she throws eareles
Their into the bottomless pit OF plea .i of
bell, future of her children. Every day brings
lette her desires for prodgality; II eeI WIS
ucht not fulfilled, she sits ill-humored and obstr
able in her room, and leaves the care of the he
brew to her domestico, and the children to
nurses. How often have l consented 10
lgela vain desire for show, only to sec her extra
Y of CANT wishes thereby increased. She Is Will
In reason" ~
|, but The unfortunate mans head sunk upon
1t be breast. Lutz stood still wltnou' u''eii"
word. ,.
the "Yes, Angela is noble woman' contln
thout Emil. she is the spirit OF order, tne ange
8 had peace and love. just hear Richar1s iae
lsent. He revels in enthusiasm apoe5 her.
ender Richard is the hapPiest man IN tne "ol
love. said he TO me lately mysell mus
would thankful to him for his pruden1 cn'
Idstar Astounding i'm every thing. my house
Ids of empty aud desolate before Angela came
ecrea- now every thing shines in tho sun of her
1t tho Derby housekeeping, OF her tender care
m all though served with hdelIty, nave peeh
fling, the present almost neglected. but now
q the the anget hovers over me, observes my
roach want, aud with her smile lghts my olo ~
father an perfectly happy has my WIG .n 81
more characteristic OF tins noole woman ,..,
hange Angela is unapproacha1lo III tue tf'tfeS
;ly he that win the heart and drive away mt
shook choiy,n said Lutz. GA few weeks ago,
sever Frank came home one day from the count
lange. room all out OF sorts. lte saS slAeney ~
moro easy chair drumming on ms knee. aueel"
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