The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-14
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CHAPTER VII.
Poisonous Food.

Herr Frank has not been here for fop,
days" said siegwart ~ Le returned ono day
1reN the aold. He will not some to-day 70,
maa 10 NOE ILL.,"
"mf May God Forbid"
As Ieast. know no other reason that could
Dfsveat him from coming. He has become .
1eesasity to me; seem to niss Something"
Angela concealed her nneasiness In true wo.
manly fashion. She busted herself about the
1ocea, busted the furniture. arranged the vases
end trimmed the howers; but one could see
That har mind was not in her work.
sss II b hSs be Ts father to send and
50" would If We were certain that he was
N. only made . conjecture. However,. if
no deco not come tomorrow, will send Henry
Hseasas Ia the cities and frat families. feW
ysSsg men Of 90 little assumption and 90 much
Angelo prioked her finger. She had incau-
eao1eiy wandered into tho thioket, "a II chs did
net know that ronee have thorns.
abe replied with averted faoe "He sends Ave
cellars every week to the old blind woman in
s 81 he often a takes tho money himself
blind woman 10 full Of enthusiasm about him
ne bought the cooper o full set Of tools. that
ne might bs able to support his mother and
Every praisew orthy,' said the father.
a. siegwart came homo in the evening, An
Eela met him in tho yard. She carried bas
kes and was about to 60 into tho garden.
"Herr Frank is not unwell," said no; II eaw
hum in tho field and went through the vine
yaro to meet him; but when he discovered nv
Intention, be turned about and fastened to-
ward the house: That surprises me-"
AZ. angela went into the gerdeu. She stood on
She BED and ga1ed at tho lettuce. The empty
basket awaited lite contents, and In It Law tths
knife I1, whose bright blade giis:ened before the
!oie dreamer. she atood thus meditating. lost
n TINA xwkt nl,e
Herr Frank had returned from the city, and
was roughly received by tho doctor.
"Hsve you spoken to your son Z, said ne
NET I have inst Alighted from the car
AsGe.' answered Frank in establishment.
The doctor walked up and down the room.
AID Frank saw his face growing darker.
r."t lou .. disturb mo my good friend. How is
Bad, very bad! And it 10 all your fault.
You gave Richard those materiAiistic books
which 1 threw out OF the window. He has
read the trash-not ,ead, but studied it: and
new We have tho oonseQ u euoes"
Pardon me, doctor / did not give nv aon
eIeee BOOKS. ne was passing tho window
N HnoH yST threw them out, and took them to
~ "Y 1; knew that! Why did you leave him
=, II had no idea of the danger Of these uri.
"cE f.. E ZIP. yourself further, entreat"
e yoaE conscience to use the greatest preoau- |
A00. De not show the least surprise. We |
have to deal With dangerous disorder. Do
7 7ss Say word about his changed appearance. |
Greatly disturbed. the father passed to tho |
room Of his son. Richard sat on the sofa cax. |
ss1g ~ Seo aoor. His checks had lost their
bloeIn, his face was emAciated, and his ewes
deeply sunkeu. YoHts Physiological Letters Iav
open near him. He did not rise quickly and
loyfully TO kies his father as was his custom.
He remained Nitting and smiled lancuidlv At
bin. Horr Frank, grieved and perpiexed' sat
down near him, and took occasion to nick IN
Ne book. ~
How are you, Riohardf"
Very we'll, as you &c.,"
You arc industrious. What book is this 7~
rare book, father-A remarkable book.
One learns there to know Whist man is and
That he is not Until now, did not know
bnAt cats, do2e, monkeys, end all animals were
y eur raoe Nov know for it is clearly
aeMonstratec in that book
ias."
Belieyef believe nothing at all. Faith
nda where proof begins"
Herr Frank read tue open page I
" All this sounds very silly y said lie. ~ YoOt Z
sOerts that man has no sonl, and proves Is | {