The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15

Night rad c,oszd in. The blind fisherman
vac eeS'ed by Ihe htePIece, With his hands
joioed AID his head bowed, as though be were
absIrL-1 IL paiu!ai fGought.
o. i-- t@bte wss a email lamp whose Rlim
rneEIug ILne 700 feeble euiIghten the
~koie E,om. The gIidiog OF the ilnaXesof the
sA.a's against the vail and on sac elrtbe D.
ware ~Iico covered tie chest of drawers,
>-c-e ~ the C.n nkht. sharp wind was
blowICE ;rSard tae sea, and intervals it
dove ~,,h unD=ual v"ieace against the glsss
~I.c1S.
Tne oil man sodieu,y raised Rs head and
ii=tene1. He tholsht ne heard foot=t-ps in
froI.; of the house. Bella entered, carrying III
her arms a ~o"iien coveIIl!, a par of soeers.
aud a pillow. tLe-e sac laid upon q Chair ;
tlen approaching her father. sue took It's
aand aud sad, VITO deep sEn:
" AG ia'ter, am very unhappy"
" Sn"| II. my chlid | Also an terrded b.
tle p-Tils sUiro ,aGtus n de Mi.vIl; but Is
there 10 WAY ~ saving tlTE u I'd ID all
po"erfoIi Why rhoaid so dl.sruss tue DtvIoe
prote3IIonf'
A"e5 few minutes of silence, the old man
sskoc:
L" Has N. de Milv,l AL .hAt is necessary TO
make III Il mf'rtspi- for the DlSbti'
" AunT Clara acc 'm v+nIed to toe desert
ed cAoia, out be- refused ~ accept anJ sGi ug. "
"TpAS as folly On his part which he may
have occasion 10 regret. de viii sOon have
mead OF all his strength"
= YVu are IisTa-en, father. When we
reached the noi, he WAS lying With MS head
upon stone, AID sleeping 60 souDdly that ~e
better bed through Geueroslty, fearing TO com
promise Us; he would die rather than bring
any trouble upon our family"
= Yes, my c1Ild, he is q noble young nan.
II I'D the power to protect bin, would d o 30,
toEever great the risk might be TO p-rson-
ally Gut, alas! " AZ can We do for hImi'
NothoE, rothiOg," sighed the young girl.
" Ever since Uncle Louis left, have r4cksd
ny brain to 4 scover some cane of escape :;
boz % ever! SIGe tnete is dsDseI, and SEQ
way Of safety"
O-- hope r-G.a Ds 20 IN my child. Joseph
viii - ouI to- MORO DCruInk 10 T-cona oIJre
the 9 Gurry. He Vii go sJme disrauce 10 tue
- emo; sloJ.i lie Z discover a path not guarded
b. tae so,ilers be II. ~ YET save 81. de divai."
% Ga 40; kGOE wnAs tic ECe nAt;sr
With CprsIn r'=rpa lie ss- M IN IiI-L NOR.
He Po=Iu'=iy Refused To accompany TO soc
csNIn, sAyi1g De ~4- f4uSa-d"
- lie prom DeVtrELrItES, to conduct ID.
De Gliyal 10 uIU:r" - In;O Tue low coaDJTy. Do
nos De sUIIJu-. '--pa hAs . GrDeruos heart,
aud tie knows Lot fzsr. he vii sep bis pro
mise. 10 AL probability ne I'll escort d. de
! hliNal 10 s'fe:y torUugu the Frenou army"
"Oa, father. what nsppIuess should your
probation prove Eru=!'
soddsnly tbe oD!or forsook her cheeks, and
- o heAveusl they are coming. hear the
! ciRL KiDE Of SEOTh. Toe Fr,nca soldiers are
! coming to &C 70 bin. B!J no, it Ulc!e
! Louiz ," she aided, - the door opeued
! The captain entered, aud Dotioned 80 them
to oe sleuE TIE expression OF counter
! suce Vas Atstae same time solemn, stern Aud
| myst=rton'; his hFa were compressed With
anger and h:s look EHs reprOacofuI.
Wnlle Bella, trem bIoE from irixbt, aW aited
| al explanation, be seated nssIf, and asked
! Are you Dot srrPrIsed, mon, NE
| ag2'n 30 SooDf WOy oId 30 conceal from me
= cIrcu instance WuIcl pate 10 jeopardy bOih
your nte and your dAo ghter'sI7
! 1t 10 ude, brother, that / concealed from
you fact which could not eOndde 30 FreBcu
| sOld'sra."
'YOn have an eniErant, French uObIsnaD
] in the house9'