The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-10

cooDteDADceA Ge0TEe (socA 10 beo pOIHe Z
self- -sacri6ee) enPSatd 10 tse very drsGs. and
~ithous apparent repugoanoes the Beverage
Madame B aneseRaio placed before hiM- W mas
q triumph for the vine of March,!
II 10 pAssable,T said toe good lady, com
plAceoTlS: bat ii Is much better Wit5 water
gardener arrived, and bro0Ght into Vie
6iniDg-rooD . collection OF the mO.t oeAotafaA
houeTr. TIE breakfast Psssed on pleasantly
Jeanne bad not tasted csfFee for severA, days,
bui this morning see did rot rsfo-e the pretty
gifted E-d -euP ~hiea Madame bianchenais s
poured out particularly for Ter, and in proved
by an adcIiion from fbe contents OF the cream
: Thia !. oar spoiit ehnd." said shs TO
George. Nos must IAse s stroll II our
park; there - nothing 70 do bat open the
gate
fe4 moments later, they were all urde-
TIE y-r6 ant dome OF ftSefOTe-t. rant bling sl"uE
rbe Star OF the uioe roads 5ily Ein, the Dale
-SeautifIl spots. srili more deiigo;fni In the
eyes Of r-eov-red frieud-hio- George gave as
arm 20 Madame Biancbens'n' tue t"o SISTERS
walked lear by son7riues ice by s'de, e,tn-
ume= apart. Wren near tie Castle DC Val,
tbey rs-ed short tine on 3 gentle oecilSitS-
whence a rsytssiug spectacle Tas spread oot
before them. SollIode. silence, the beautiful
IsD1tcspe, sli sp~ke 20 the inasipator-
George to1Dd himself seated beside Jsanne,
eut bad nothing ID say. Had soe nos II ST
very dsy exteUoed her hand II ansEer 20 nis
p.otsered er-eslDgf Had she ncS tod bIm,
.i.h 8 look frsogeE with uesoing, that she
Deeded his aaviczs That wAs all, bat 1T Was
enough.
Foi.o~:rg tie example Ct an visitors 20
shls par. OF tie majestic irr-sf, fc-y went
OCT ~ TIE royal ga1eEay HIRE irauei
7ioa awaited tsen Shsch strikes every one
that has ever ziroesssd IT, and which. PER
Has can be found no osEeE part OF the
word.
LsAr;pg bebird the twilight of that nys-
.sr,ous s-yiap, formed by soInbre shadows
ike .ne recessed cos,els CT cathedral, With
Irs large ntG windows, ors emerse= into
the f1H lIzut of day. Above Is tne open
sky. s.d. faoD TIE clrculEr elevated rampAt'
overlooking Gae laDdscApe, ooe sees az one
feet tae land Of The !!vInE, VIII lts great
river flowing t5roogo; rs rcDerc2s villages
s!v!1g auimstlcn 10 the sc=Le; US ISf"-7
n-!ts c-c31-.uy bread AID E;le; us Tcoo=
f7r-gs-i-= SHADE ic s1nDeT, feel n winter; ;
aro .b- graceful hills thsE descend IL ter
RACES Trey foiloFed tie conrse OF tei=
c-ar reaS spec -sc!e 10 tEe square AID the
% cas .- ard a. length reached the "Llte
house
IL was row ii De 10 talk of more serious
thiogs; SO. groopog the ho~eEs-either oH ~as
of harmony or contrast, according 10 the
casters rcIes they gravely discussed the sn0-
jet, assisting nature, deTising, planning,
Eo.kips, ali IL tAIs little room, where poverty
itself could NOS eIIiugplsh love Of taste sDo
art Here crystal cup was gracefully gar
Ia cded with the large beads OF q rosary; there
f-< copies of our best and pnrssi authors De-
spoke 'he literary tastes OF the inmates; or
fe ~ aIboms ,ecalled the most in terestlpg forest
a ,eaes- Bat Georges attention was attracted
by the portrait of 9 woman which occupied the
very best ard most conspicuous place In the
roc m Il was an excellent pastel, Wer'hJ OF
Latour.
"Is is our mothers portrait" said Jeanne,
" How paruIal the eyes are! It seems as If she
were looking at rs"
And pothipe more as said on the subject.
How swifIIy time passed George arose, he
must go. Jeanne rose also, and, extending her
hAud.
:. Alreadyr said she, with a quiet smile.
Il twas an explatiop of ;ne cruel word sne bad
uttered SO short time before.
After q little CONSULTATION, il - as agreed that
George should return the folio sing Sunday 90
inspect the work already oupii-hed, aud
assist with his ad vice that jost begun
Madame BlsncheDai couductlng him dOSn
s.airs said ID low voice:
~ am sarl-heo with you. Taxi courage, TO
Cay Won have U aGe q Iurn y the road
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