The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-29
WsrnIng Sta and Catholic Messenger.
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your name With bic last breath. Adlea, al =
Louis Stock shook tis head, ssc y ped away
the tear. which filed his eyes.
~ !rr!istec aga get yea, te sAld "
wa incliped 10 reprosch yoo bitterly; bat voc
nre more uufyrtuDaie than Eci!ty- Ever sIuoe
my niece TisEed her life 10 ssTe oors, axe has
been iDg pe:eeptIb.Y. Her fIlen Dc AtIT; euie
her evident sLf>flDg 10 Anxiety About yooF
fate. / alone .9Epe c:ec-And tie s3splelcu
eEateIy AID frow}uRly eIc:ted al lDpJss, e
love in The hear: Of The poor oatg EiF- row
understand tbA; l ~ss u-,sisEtn. Y9G otTtT
told her tEa: yCu .oge3 L=f Y
"SeysT, captain. pno ny boDcI
And sc; yoa Cd love Ler ~
The young pna= BOWED Il. head. acd AZ
swered:
81 admire, re.pec; And love he: more thar
"Bo, ,op CID never r.h-c, that &c. 1--we
c0aid only eT:ng Lifelong Inleer! u ny
nieeeT
'You are ~rors. CAPITA. Had c d granted
ne life, Bella woeld hsye beef ~ wife
"Your wife i-Bsi!aT
"Yes, csptA.ui uy Cherished wife"
What folly. Do VOC then forget SKA; SIZE =
the daughter Of . poor fisherman. AID t2ht tbe
barrier 10 scch union =
al know BOT IL tbe Whole world notlt'
beirgs than Father Stock AID his cAsrisss.s
Own father from heaven would have blessed
ny 9soios, ..,. s-..,..- ;-.s-,,r,s,
fhe captain, sadl :, pressing cordially tie hand
of the prisoner. Il pity !ou with all my heart
you deserve better fate. l will not fAl. to
execute your coT m1s-ion. Alden
The captain opened tie door and becsoued 10
the guards. TIE young nan was ecJnc octec
TO the court Of The lax u use and lef ith his
companions IL Il i-fortuur.
CHAPTER XIV.
IN. OEsr R.ra.ed -.sa,pri.ed BY Pae&oge
Joseph at home alone. He was ee4:ed
by the table il deep thought From time 70
ia 6Ai a. IN nj RE III
pied By painful re1ecivbs.
At last he sPrupg up sgdien'y with az in
petuous movement, apparently making al
effort to drive away perplexiog ideas. He
walked scrJs the room, took down a net
which hung against The vail, and commenced /
mepdinR some broken places bat his work as I
soon intern pied, bis hands fell listlessly, and !
again he was absor bed in thought.
He arose and left the hut slowly and With an |
anchor, which lay on she sand, examined il !
mechanically, unconscious Of what be was
doing, then replaced 1t on the ground He re- .
entered the house, seated herself or the bench /
near the fire, and rem Al ned i'm movable regard
ing the fame which hickered or the hearth.
Aunt Clara entered, holding in her hand q !
skillet of Ioft toap Gle speakin g TO herself
in q low voice the thoughts that occupied her
mind a. the moment
1t is perfectly ncomprebtn.ibIe, To lo.e
onesstTeDgtE aud fade away from compassion,
JOSEPH, why ale you not az work iy1
absorbed that ytu do TO: even app=sr 20 b=
cOnEcloU- Of my pres-nc~'
OF " nom we yUl -1-eE--.y -1;Le:' o:
my cousin, Wa- = 800 a-E-s- 80 -=---- A.
" Have you bee = $50 31,-.: - =-.,-
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. met bs.A - - ~ g. .-.-r-;s--+ =
= eIec1:e = cy1-.-- -- - tL.- S.. -.-ss:
not Wv -. FL. :. Z a. -. t...-.
aboCt Z = =. - r...t. S:-st -.41
ever t. GAP a. =. .-~--l-. -. - ~.
are haEEa:c, A. - =. s-ts- ia t-,c
plaic;.,e "a; = ---4t. = "a .. "a -.1-
Poor CO. - -z--- - !. +r2I- -.
tAiEly y Eos = - .El-c u - :: =
gate Ger E-:--T-
Wa, "a - - ...
Ever ~ -. - -.. ~ E..- p ,
ACCOM- 2rs q re = f:- -=J-r; y-.s. II & II =
4Iral - s-rk;-. se='ei s9:rY1 se@e-t . -
EnA~irE - tr@ aeAFt y. i.aT ..E-' .-s i,':-
missed 70 tscoE= +
oh, you s's a-.ets.E 20 .ts: ocr=rrs: ;.s-
terdAy sasc AMI Cara
Yyu a,s; lave r"I.ced, t-o;-s-. I-si y!
oous'n torLed very pale ga uep' O.iea.y.-
" kte CO !rcssc," T-E..1 TIE Oh VIVA
bat va. Tot er9.! 70 tA!E II msrr.ag. 70 .
PerNou s;f~riLS frog. - Er.&; q e2--pw
"fon spoEe Il = s17'aef, Ig' / Fyr se'e'A,
days have Carefully s.o.ced asy a.!V.i9a II
TIE suiJ ct. fox zee S.2ly t:s' TIE Iag-ga;
Of Tine uaFf'sE. cs-sss Ltr - .
Bal JosepL, Do 10; Icco.se n -9oEeL.GrA.
ideas. u IL luna rsiGr-: Wien prem 49,
Que cause u g-lr'. ever :tal:I h-cya.-s sIso.-
ing A. -o0u ss B-..a Wv g'- ve.yH d.
hIivs!'s fate e''ber I.si - eay-i - .hDr
the paIrf d ~. - Zee 80 4 d ID AID .s.-
vii sooU 'ega her oeuA. eai@,@e-'. ILea !y-
will have a Ct &c 70 speak Of marriage"
TIE marriage has rot yet t-Een place"
IDuruu:sd the bHAeruau.
. Bat II ". "a! take place, ur!-t- ) on pat some
obstacle ia tie way. inpiore yog. - be pra-
dent AID reasonable. Picture - yo5r-e!f the
happy, joy nrE lite, We viii I've an tie sar.e
house Win f4t' ~ Stock AID Gear Bella We
will a!Way- ba together from ugTuIIg until
night; vi. talk aud read ch--r aid lore
each Other. / would never leave my blind
brother. How happy 1 wonId render his old
age!o
''Y--, mother; but suppose we're obliged 10
purchase this peacefI! If, by the racrtce OF
Bella happiness :"
"Wno told y"n tha. Bella would not !"
happy yonr aifef'
She is yuuug nud beautiful, sad an old
and ugly; she hPs SENSE aLd an stupid."
sighed the fisherman.
VIVA! l, It res"hle,' exclaimed Aunt
Clara, that man can have so humble an
opinion of hIm-etfH ODD and ugly f-yo1
JOSePhH I could nndarstnrd 1t II You com
planned of an excess Of health aud vIgpr. b.
cause | saold you sDmetIme- f,r Your quick
temper, you need pot imagine that you are
destllnl. Of sense. Non hAvn VIA. is hn.l.r