The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-07-11

protect tie house OF MontorgG gGeil. Tais vas
sufficient to prevent all attempts of the SIRE Of
new lord; and he cnEtenIed himself -ita
Whispering accusatiors of co~arclee agalo>t F,
the knight who had lefE Ihe death Of bis b-U-
ther unavenged, aOd bis own quarrel III
voided.
Aymar alone could uoT be conforted for the
loss of his brother in-arns, and Il As lon ce
fore be seen TO take Z, - SonT ted place IN
the feAsts and tournaments that formed the
greater part of the occupations of '-e yoans
chevaliers of his time and county.
RAopl meantime couso mated his sSsrir,=:
bis long curls we're cropped eioee, ara ine
monks white woolen robe replaced the XII shts
brocade and velvet After . rovEtia'e OF
year and day, he prof9tnced the three yoE.
Of his Order in the Chapel of ouc Lady OF
life !or the rsr-ou % caPtIves- FFvn this
tiae 70, ward be ~as on! known a. tEr BIO
tEeT SAinte Fos,
.HE EASsgx
Tine pa.-el away. AID Fra1ce ~. Gee
more a. peace ~I;l Ecg.4 fg7 1rs~i sp-c-:
a. y~ac., bot far fun tranquil, IL: - E:=-
Corr Al -, Wi = -: co.=.-:-,. O :: q
10 J.--. JCCCce sEL- - E-yE-:1r. Lord. : Al
been te-I b.y 81 7Zu-o---- bE TIE Q -o--s---. -o-
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I--o - . 2-G , - -JE -ATs ed s=- C=-soc=-
-. P-p- a---. \ VAL ;1= o1-caE-d r-oo,-
cred - ts , al F:-;-c'5o-- ils ei1l;=.
o-s I-Dl-y cc =s-. ~A- -lAS.e e.,-=. = pc
seo; o. p11i-a- ~ .=o s'- :Le brave d. G1---
tn lZAzlcrc a -eA-= 20 eup,1! Ihc,-@ E=-y
.pIrat-. lie s.oE1s ;a- trCulcsb.e band, ;1eo
e.cz 4 ped on tie Plains Of Cbz'cc. az the
ae2d Of Two hGocred cE-TA.ie:s AID addressed
them Mot of yo7-7 s4-t be, '- Ee-e once
my con raus0u. u arms yo1 are AL my fr.er ds
foCY vocation is not 20 rayage and destroy,
bat 10 cooq7er and cave. Necessity only,
know, has Iorced you 20 such extremities- l
Come nov TO GS-r you the means of llvi1 z
honorAbiy and Of lighting giorlousiy. Spain
groAcs beneath the yoke OF toe -sraceu would
yon not rather choose TO be the d-lIverers of q
great nation than the ro!n Of this f4ir coun
tryf
AT these words the Free ComLa Lanions sur.
roundSd the chief, and with eutbus!as'ic &C
clanatious s~ore nan TO follow hin
witbersoever be should lead The Dobtest OF
the French cb,valry joined the enterprise, and
Spain soon re-echoed with The vel l-kno ~n wa-.
cry of "Sorre-Dame GuescIior
The Sire of Faleri and youDg Aymar OF Bon.
court we're among the 6ravest of du Guesclin's
gallant band, and their exploits soon became
the favorite themes of the troubadours and
7 trouverrs of tuneiul. glory-loving France
But " hen the chief and bis victorious warriors
returned 10 their native land, Aymar and th'
Sire of Naleri were Dot among them HAC
they fallen in the last bloody encouuIet' Had
they been tTaitorously eusDared, and were they
now lBnglisbing in some Moorish dungeon
Several OF the Adveuturers Affirmed that th'
, two kuik khts bad embarked for FraLce. but u
vessel from Galiicia h4d reached port o
! Brittany.
The Fathers of the Order Of Na-cv w-r
soon aware Of the rurnOrs that circulated COZ
: c-rniDg tue fate of the Two brave-t cn-vatier
: of the age; their continual Efforts TO c"iIec
/ funds for the Ransom Of captIves placed then
Z 10 communication witt all paTts Of Curisten
r dom, and the news Of the DISAPPEARANCE Of tn
E Sire of Naleri qnickly Reached the ,
Brother Sainte Fol. The mysterious fate Q
4 him W 30 vas Raouts enemy sadieued him, bu
q terrible indeed was the paug BE- felt when b
] learned that his friend Aymar VAS also lo~
. : All bis furtitude. all bis T--Igratiun suddeul
r for-ook hIm, and he wep. bitterly.
: NV ~ 6aii o NJ r,.flrt,acis IL L 81
" tb"nghr tbon vast dead 10 al Earthly things
II 90 reverend father" Teplt-d he "rarthl
t things are p.ri7habIe, hlt holy f:ieud7hi
n comes from Heaven and dieth not. Let m
2. weep for my friend. DAVID Wept for JoAa a
{ their souls wese one; mine also ou
> with AymaI's"
seemed to waste away: his cheek grew thu
< ner and paler, hiseyes ~ere dim and tear-~ orr
In vaIo, hopIug to arouse him. his superrc
:; sent bin without, to seek funds for their wor
.r of charlty no change OF scene could disp
.e the melancholy Iaugu0r that had taken posse
# sion Of him, and the whole fraternity depiore
ia that 80 plous aud ardent spirit would, in a
4. probability, be 50 soon TAKEN from among fheu
n After much anxious derberation the chapt,
=, at last resolved to invest him th the title au
il functions OF Rcdemptorist, and, on account
~ his youth and iuexpeTience, to associate hi
" with an aged monk who had been several tim
n sent on the errand of love and mercy.
is Brother Sainte Fol was accordingly snr
q moned one day before the assem- hled Father
Brother" said the prIor, don thy sandal
take thy staff, and be ready TO depart"
: am ready, reverend father"
Thou dUst not enquIre whittier -
g &" Obedience questIoneth uot, reverer
e father"
e ''It is well, my son; depart, then, and ma
:, God be with thee! Go to the land of the intid
n n go ransom the captIves!n
/ Brother Shinte Fol, transported with 10
Is threw bimself at the Prior's feet, unable
Is speak his thanks, while his dim eyes fashe
and his faded cheek Redeemed: youth, AZ
ban md afF haDl- I,E-