The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-02

SSENGEh, SUEDAI, NOVEMbEh
dav and no one to take care OF 1t but yoursei,i "
oob;Id he almost more than one persons "oih' :;
a. Iaast 90 Think And with q strong EN-. ~ ~
phasis on the personal pronoun' nuA'o ' ii
room. ,,,- library till some
| +;n,a after the Forresters had returned from h
| their walk and but that they were "eIl ,;nh y
customed to the habits OF sfortnr. her ne
| she had indulged since her misfortune, ne. ~
cnI;ar abstraction, she sat apart later III w
evening, fror Mrs. Forester and her nasp paoil
| GstIessiy turning the pages OF pooh, =
would lave engaged their attention az IL WAS
it passed upnotlced. ,,>o- f,r the |
When she withdrew to her cnahnea 10,
n;ght. it was not to Eest, bat rather to P2nu9ar
oyer the odd idea which had entered her hean'
AGAIN and again she revolved it in her MINI
sometimes regarding her scheme In us s .iuo
1iaht. as wild and foolish in ITSELF and heart.
3 less and cruel to the child and IT'S pareh!s Sat
oftener soothing herself with the and
1, the horror with which she regarded desola'e
o and lonely life. nm, .r5aa On.
nn na; st' imnossSility. she was still quite
a 1opng enough to render such an idea AMIDST |
# the range Of probabilities for some years 10
It come. Moreover che was undoubtedly what
n the world would consider handsome woman,
i Int insulted and Injured she had already
e. been, she had not the faintest WISH iroi, se'S
,p fear, to turn her ashts in shat direetlon
n u was late ere she went to Bed before dong
ne so she had formed N her NINA soif'e WI!
tie tie On awakening in the morning her thoushts
en- soon turned to her oGd fancy OF the previous
I'd night and she expressed herself aloud, sayins,
a ,sft Enpiand: it is a miserable thing for wo,
'IiS man to live quite alone Wen, now, SHAH
ass have the dear babe always with me he WIZ
iSs nanw ,1o thinking am his mother. shall
thus be sure of his love. But must DC We, ,
LA careful how act, so as not to RAISE the'' s's
en- I'm the course of the morning Ar. ans Mrs 3
an FORESTER announced their intention of spend
hd ing the afternoon and evening ron n0 mi
on. thus good opportunity was afforded 70 Ell
NJ To nrosec,,te q plan she had in her head, an
within an hour after their departure shs wa
pg, soms distance on the road to Leamanstop-
on' CHAPTER. =.
er's Gone.
uoh Tt was about fonr in the afternoon when 81
nee arrived at bennington, and, her face shade
Nv a thick veil, she entered one of the m @1
ns. handsome shops in which reaay-naoe ars,S,
seG of baby clothing are vendea, ana tsques OF
gam that sue might be shown come articles o.
she medium quality, she selected from thence tV
lear of sort resolving on making a further Pc
% ~ chase on hey arrival iu London. Cohsoie
= that if she returned to the Manor House wi
bet large parcel It would attract Afternoon, al
as oonceaang the little package WITHIN me e ,ot
'ucn, nurpose she reached her sisters homo SOL
ihieh time before the return of herself and her hi
W. band. ~, ,,.a ,
y and looked the dooz and then opened her pare
year, Ia the trnth must be owned, that her Q.
{ mo- nu o dimned xzith tears and she felt . qua
the w eoso;ance nerbaDs for the first time,
,, the her eyes fell on the neat bat, comparatlv
~ st no speaking, humble articles when we've 10
Wo TO etschan eed for the fine lace and cambric co
sters ; nd cashmere and satin, hat and pelis
now wora by the little heir of Asheigh phol
,sson, Her heart, however, pitiless, both
int at wards the child and it's parents, and little
IL you cident which occurred the next day quite
i:h an tied her or ginal resolution and SEM ne,
Grated rest q seemingly happy woman. AiteF am
.Gle at Ella asked for the little child to be brough,
and very pretty it looked, in its white mu
tainly irook trimmed with lace the sleeves~tief
IAN her Mrs. Forester had brough hit homo with
female friend the lady waa loud IN her az
Usually ration Of the child, and IN truth it W
copse- charming, chubby, health -!ooking little
nd her low it's long dark lashes yelling ITS i3sge
tearing ewes its small head already lentituliy GOV
Thorpe Dear. Charming little. fellow" said
though guest, taking the child fTssl its muses.
gerated and gain reseating herself at the Table:
itutng But Master Wally did not, like most
stands dren, approve of strange faces. He set
SOC the loud scream, and, thrustiag forward his
allied to hands overturned the contents of gls
ID. that wine into the ladys lap, thereby destroy
he little handsome light silk dress, in which sh'
array ed and holding out his msch!eVous
or mind arms uttered an almost unintelligibe
of the which, however Ella understood to 81
lnder to aAuntie."
gloomy Mrs. Forester was veEed tor three rea
hen sud- Eli st. the screaming Of the child dist
pom her her nerves; secondly, she saw that the
had undoubtedly destroyed Miss Loves
,nees be- der silk and thirdly, she felt pique a
lg those the innocent baby, because 1T had soug
Sed upon fuge in it's aunts arms instead OF hef o."
ne sighed "Take away the tqnalnG naughty
Is child, thing nurse. How gerry an, Ella, th
inc and asked for the child The nursery Is the
will in place for children"
for that Poor baby" said Ella, kissing the
Il wear the child which lay nestled in her
blouse, a "He was just frightened at a strange ia
after you thing more. Take him, nurse" she adde
id, weak a singular smile was on her face as she
nsense as "he must not come here any more.
that yon Ella will never ask mamma to let
Id like to brought in again."
Up my " You are foolish with that child, Ell
led." her brotherin-law, Louisa is quite
fan short the nursery the best place for babies
,, and held Meanwhhe HISS Low , 'o 49, o. -
from the unconscious lnianl, anu t 1h fenf
me too" the torresters, because tnSJ wore We
her OF his than herse'3' sue etloso min % 80 =