The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-25

ava not bnrt 7 YOU are not woundeof
Poor Hullin could not speak for mo"en'.
He folded her tenderly in his arms al"
length replied, in voice whose treno' Nv
could not repress:
"No. Louise, no am well ana happ1.
msitS down. Jean. Claude said the AnaoaP-
t;st seeing how bis emotion affected nii''
{" Here, take my ehair"
Hnl,;n seated himself, and Louise, placing
her hands upon his shoulders, burst into .ea,''
! what ia the matter, my child 7" asked the
| =, - =; sender. ga moment ago you were
brave enough" x.;.ht
"yes made believe, but was very frign'-
.a tboupht-I thought why does ne no'
Gomez" ha-
rrhsn a sudden whim seemed to enter her
I,;t,la head she seized her fathers hano' anu
cried. laughing through her tears:
"I,et ma dance, papa Jean-Claude! Conhe'
dance!"
And che pulled him around the room.
Holm. smiling in spite of himself, tufnea W
the Anabaptist, who saw all that passed wi'A
ont a change in his grave visage, ana saio.
Il .we are somewhat foolish, Louise ana ~
INIT don't let that astonish you, Peisiy
att does not, Master Hullin. Did not hing
'. David dance when he had smitten the Fhiii'-
70 tines hip and thigh r
Jean-Claude, rather astonished a' MS 40
a ssmblance to King David, made no reply.
Jewell, Louise" said he, "you were ii's"'
-. ened during the battle, were youT
"Yes, at first; the cannon-shots anu INC oiA
"a were fearfull But afterward only though'
.+ YOU and mother Lefevre.
Then she took him by the hand, and' leauin
'o' him to a regiment of pots, kettles ana pans
ranged around the fire, enumerated her ior'e
with the air of q conqueror
'"' "Here 10 the beef; here is General 'esi
Claude's supper; And here is broth ZOE u
wounded. But that is not all. here ID VI
bread,n she added, showing him 8 long PIE
-. loayes on the table, and she was dragging III
"a TO the oven, when Catherine Lefevre entere
~ "It is time to set the table," cried the o
woman, Everybody is waiting. Come haV'
ter. spread the CLOTH" ~ !.
'e The stout girl departed, running; all Il
-, lowed to the great hall, where Doctors hofqo
and Despois, Marc-Dives and Materne ana
two sons, impatiently awaited the meal
ova "How are the wounded 'doctor' or
and Hullin.
once hesI easy D."''', ha-d 4.
mart cared for. You have given us nara "a
work but the weather is favorable, and 10
mOCtlhcatlOn neeo Ao1 no ASAN'
thing looks WE'LL"
the Katel, Lessele, and Louise soon ents'
!. ak bearing an enormous soup-dish, and two IL
were ni6cent rounds of beef, which they placed
the the table. Sharp appetites left scant room
70 of ceremony, and soon the rafting of knives
she opening of bottles alone were heard. WIN
4 the the bread flames from the bivouao-hres has
on the window panes, and showed tho me
T the taineers doing full justice to Louises chee
b the At nine O'Clock Marc-Dives started tor
straw enstein with his prisoners. Atten, all In
!. the house, or around the fires, were sleeping,
len in no sound broke the stiffness save the pas
able of the round and the challenge of the cent
Fowl So ended the first day in which the m
ed by taineers proved that the spirit of their la
cellar. had not degenerated IN them.
Bnt other and not less stern trials were
ie he to follow those already past; for throue
}, the mans life one obstacle is overcome on
h the make way for another. The world is Ii
SO was stormy sea wave follows wave, from a
rec or age, in flow that eternity alone may sta
en- car ITO be contlnuee2
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