The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-05

= h Won no. ho viii not; since he has e ave. -
tina. he eannst S:s So h go along. duoEy,
hurry and sec his majessy as
why shouldn't mean ~ i. nn mave IN or q
der to let those little folks know tneir PROBE a
places who pass their y ssa II have s she
deuse too to dare face gentlefok who oondesosna 81
s sss Z. psissT that
S oaIW YOU are going to lose, since you have
mn vita is your teeth, with slap In tee IaGe,
if you don't make haste and hurry Oh " 'A'
aPd lose my head before I'd commit such an an
absurdity. There I've given way enough I'LL ,
Indeed Then front this day forward know
that you have 10 longer wife. ms ls my
room, and you shall never set foos IN ~ as0'"'
nor in yours" -,
"No, no remember we are strangers 70 eA'n
Other -. dom. be obstinate my own Ramon
va Don't tell you, sir, that all is over be-
tween us !"
"Ths doy-! Well, come, you shall be sat sat,
isfed will so and see his ma lSaSsh know
he will shoot me on the spot how b,sband
y Ramona bestowed a caress on .her husg
' in reward for his consent, and our gooa Juan an
made bis way to the court cursing his own
foolish weakness of character. o,or
Contrary to his expectations, inc enige, ~.
It FASTENED to grant him an audience au" io
ceiSed him with the accustomed s ;, smile ilsa
"Well marquis, what is 1t = ne ask assei Inner.
a. "what ought it to be, siref A fresh 'npe'-
ir Thence" 49,, aon,. ,s hash
II HCome. out with it man, and don't De pasn
ID fnl Something concerning the marchloness'
Ell" a;.. rbess foolish
women are never content. -
ed "Well what does yours want"
"Nothing sire. She says, would IL please
be your majesty to mako her queen !! ,1,ou
I'd "Queen! nothing more than tha1 W. az
she is queen already, then. Now, go INTO Inc
IT. dning room and see if there is anything there
nm sne palace of Marville go to the palace OF the
ar Crown, where you will hnd You; @,ne
Juan outdid himself in thanks and eourte
ok sss and. after treating himself in the dining
~ right royalty made M, .b w GyoWo saiyo
he Of artilIery announced his coming The troops
ure were drawn up around the palace where ne on
tered to the sound of the Royal March, anG
Tor mid the riras of the people, who became mao
bis in the presence of the husband of their ne"
of sovereign ,,---1,..oo,, iona Ramona til,
for First. was holding q levee at the moment whei
in her august spouse arrived at the palace, d ~,
he, seating himself by her side, gave a.so thu
inc as'many as kissed it hurried out OF the cnanl
his Der splitting. To be king, it is necessary
ted keep the hands very clean.
The King and queen Oh 0ICouiou'i
OF themselves nightly during the first weeks
the their reign +: so that all was feasting aud IT
here ioicng in ceebratienSof their happy conn
at TO the throne But SO soon as the festive
mar nassed. the Queen Dona Ramona began
. grow weary. .
said The king summoned the chief physician II; ,
the court and held deep consultation VII
VIZ, WIS him. h,x,a srn
only noned Won in order to see what the devil yc
,eon. have to say to touching the sorrow u.
one evil state in which I have noticed my ausu
be spouse to be for some time past. she IS ava
you ,rrrnino and twisting about in her bed 80 tn
king she neither sleeps herself let's me Sleep al
the worst part of it is, that every Day sne
me sadder, and everything irritates and eAasPe
j. ates her" IL,
for "Well, sire, in the first place, we must plea
her in everything aud by everything. ~,
for agree h with g0S Sumen bower If it rail
the she is put out because it rains; II 1T blows
is put out because it blows; if we are In .
winter, che is put out because the spring Is
come and her mind is SO turned that she CT
ont: Il command it not to RAIN l comma
10 it not to blow command the spring 10 20
at ouce.' Now, you see that 1t Is only ny oei
there God one can secure obedience OF orders Il
these. Well. then, TO what the deuce do
attribute these whims Of my august spous =
"Sire, it is very possible that they pres"s
the happy event" WI l.. IL, @,
their "Ah, ali take you. Well, to De 81
how and never thought of such a thing:
day, wouldn't it be a joy to me and to my aug
SEEM spouse to find ourselves with direcG sues
IS of sor For, if not there is no use in deio o
Some ourselves the day we close our eyes, III col
,e ae- civil war, and the Kingdom ls gone "
who Nick"
coach So the Queen Dona Ramona remained wat
that ing to see what would happen. But ron
orgot and months passed, and the queen grew eV
10, at day sadder and moro cnpricous.
.geon, One day the king decided on interrogats
q she very seriously the queen herself, TO SEQ IL
Ful might draw from her the secret OF ner ss'o'
otting and capriciousness.
chion- Well, let us know, now, what the 3euo
the matter with you," he said, that
he no. neither sleep nor let me sleep, and remain
lappy, ever like the thorn OF ST. Lucy. ~.
capri L am very unhappy" answered 'no y"
dy adj "You unhappy f-you who lived IN "a 4 81
door as empty and bare as that whlcn Our !
passed lived in when he became man. ana rn nt
ever, ent circumstances you ma yourseH tile 81
ing for body of s6mebodies, queen clean anu
pleteH What the deuce do you went r.
led the 1T is true, am queen. But dle OF
estrain ness when from the throne look Dach "n'
u tre- nothing of what otner queens see. ~,
D. you We'll and what do other queens see =,