The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-05-06

! WAT wa, the ie1,i Wha' ~sg"n WAS fne
hush and ee,tipRs To-. ny c ,n'" ma NO, b.
| s,wavs wanting obsIityf Did no GO 10 t's
| publio house Did be over beat MS - :
Did The children z" 10 we se s 20 xictims 9
irg dolly .xtorted ans "1rs from h1r VIC, a,.
received the last ws-ks' 'Tact' ana e'S 49,, | ,
otter In Ito place, Miss Barbara wnnih hsP''
| or.n,lv aattt q I'd With her visit, follower Wy
Mnnds in a etate OF boiling ind alton. rJ"r
child She did b-r best 10 soften down ~. ZIG
insoiepce of her compa"'oa by t"nn,s nnv
i, | childrap pettinR 8 ,ms hlesr-ryed Ola X e""y
in the corner ar even by sdmiring the fairness
Of the family pig, IL no"'oer "Hv sisns
fro~ ps pokes. md nndg"s WIRE 700 n.H" -"
, her, aud in .uosL iust."ce-, the only at'enpt
she oou make towards TREND ness ~ns QUO
of her own bright and h-su''ti' shiio"
r nar,iup And vet hsude conid we'll order
, stapd that Ms. B,rbtras category, mace un.
der other circumnf""c's ""a w a, |
| manner mig mt have done go,d-thae the same
! | nn.,tIons s-h.d with s!mpathy IN tie voice
4 | and a great love for Gods own poor IN ,oe
! heart might have woven q bond - union De-
wee the qnes,iDn-r ana c." q 'es'i""en 'ns
rich aud the poor; bnt 10 bear tne husband
, rallied at 10 tho wife. the mother condemned
I brfor. tue children the later oro's ex .thihen
1 AS to the conduct of their psre"t-, ~sS nor" !
!, nan her high seuse of right AID wrong could
bear aud she f-lt trpiy miserable, ,
The parish If BtllN or 'ss Wan n" large aoo
the d cling. Of rnch of ,r- iuhab'snt" ~ Nd IN
, r ,rbara rad s-trctet for Ter mornIrg Vi-is
I 50 far between thar by noon en.y n~u - mi,
a very great GISra"ce. th"ugh they hau oh'y
visited u few people very heavy IS,n hsn
a | set IN during tue noIn'tg. Ahh rs Dia""e
=. | tolled HON. wards under h"r dHphng omoie'-
! To ,nubd buyyy pot alto ii d aun along almost
d impas.able laueE, preHrntI"s IA strong c"h'tas'
TO The hu-v series she hsd 70 'h'ei5 ln'tieo'
N ruany n tear mingled Win the Tano,"ps Oh
/ her cloak. To h-E"ii" the way aunt u Ho'rH
, treated her CuWptnion Z" an en"Inera'i ION o.
a tte ccuvera'on- -he b ID ALREADY II ce" III we
II uati-b A. ell ns thcst i had o''i in couL-m
"a ,Iatluu: brt no ahsnrh, d was Nj tnde IN her
IA own rnorghts. tTNt Mt-- Tba'"'s Temhfbs
- f,ll AL uui-rdrd upon her ear. Alter "a time,
| M, q %
T. Made was young, materially hn"ytnt, az"
lr | i.c-s--srd of mud 'i-rul. ~ 'xrrdtents-
And before ste I--chrd bone - very brign'
he -mile had chased the tears away. 'frr, VIII
/. bs IA lent TOR the pre-ent sren.Id 10 herself ;
for lie fore vrty loI < shall not only have the
or WI, Lut the right and the power I" MAJ .
everything very off rent. IT. Will he d fh'nS
Mt uphill work, for 1t Is p mserahe T.. misctnbe
or place, hut dars"ny 1T looks forent IN tns
th | sumner; every p'a3e looks dreary IN eucf
I'D | weather aa this. l wish dear uncle EdwAt6
in | was more energetic. 1 cannot think bow bt
ru. cat take such wrech cd ness as this rs q maSte
Yin of course: but / will speak to him this even
ing; daresay when be sees how much II
co. ear neat | am, he will be in earnest too. Asnp
pose however, shall not be able to DO muct
a I until / am cne-and twenty bnt when tina
his tune cones, l shall spare neither money, n"
/ labor. nor time nor anything possess, u
os. | plaoe thing on a different TootIug. Til then
| .uppose aunt Barbara must do AS she please
les but hen am once mistress here, ~ she o
me anyone else ,lresumes to insult and t'rmen
are and tyrsnnise over my 'ensht" an euo "a ' WV
Mt this morning-' Maude did not Rnish the ser
tepoe per hap. because rhe found it q I'll suit
the Determine what amount of vengeance could Z
a. legally tnken upon tne fender but she l"ot
as ed very much ns old Fa'her Neptune mn'
the have looked when be shook hit hs's A'
aud Young WINDS, ana Sro"'e" '"'' V '"' ss'
&C CHARTER VII
dee A pnaking sleepy afternoon succseded III
lion dr. zzling rain Of the mo'ni K. and bi"uno az
.oud | Fanny disappnint+d of drive they had pl Al
ide ned 10 vile C""rt' were ahns'nR 'to'"se,N
one with \ tete.a-fcte ina'eAd. And very hspp
veIv they lonk.d 40 they sst side By eide on All q
vay, tomAu near the fire, with LnoIoo nesting b
ross tween them, di-ousAipg men, manrers al
,aws | thipps in general with the pufnDdity tn
own miSht have been expected from pnil"sophe
!, hon of twenty summers. But whatever their q
,k.d auctions were they drew them very ueriliy
hsen | too merrlly for Mics Bar bArA, who sat IN
niIv distant window trying To hammer out ide
1T OF for y pamphlet she had undertaken TO Turn
elm by n certain day, entitled the Groans OF ii
even land and who fdgeted apgrily on her Gus
that aud frow ned feIcely ACROSS the room to"al
faint the ottoman at every Iesu Peai u. - ,,
Ara's bare and they were just commencing an
1t as tack on that unfor'unSte scapeEost, I
,noe: weather when the door opened, and Mr \
sud vile entered lie hSa no eooneF 'AAen ui
ton customed place than Fanny slipped into h'
aud a low stool beeide him. Maude drew anott
to his feet aud happier trio did not exist
h An | that moment in al. Ireland
are "Weli, Maudie my darling, and what thi
-urep you of yuur future demesnei he asked, Las
she hia band genty on her neao.
girl A very dark shadow fell upon the race
u her before 80 bright
srests 81 am more ulSspSoih'en, III IT, ue" u"S
ldren that oan possibly express" she replied mad
enoe- Z" l had expected Something 80 o!S""' Huu
nd 81 my thinking 1t presents pl1tnre more mon
t had fnl, in it's dream ness ana neshtnt"n t""u ~
b the thing | have ever seem or dreamed OF, OF re
She of in b"oks'
oldeu auI sorry to hear you say 80, my des
n the bnt tuiuk yonr lmpres7l0ns VIII DC oI,er'
'ckS, ~ hen you get more used To the place lou
ssS, a not know what iheSe people are Se'' Gan
That think that things Dan he very far wTon1 "
long such trusteeS ~ you nave aud sncn An ri '
nsoA- agent as Mr.. C"q"houn
RS the Was be- agent In my iaInefs 'the'
raise "LaSGerlN."
Bar Bat not alwsysF -,
,e had NO; not I'LL your iAtheE Nen6 W Tvs
plea, England"
;Atho And when my tatoer ana H"theF hNeu
~ aud themssl yea, was IL as 1t IS no"
nd re- mo, AAudie things were q" o'H' rent
d her cannot beuC to thiUk of those days aud %
rot To pare them with these. The Isn~n'S l
. they were pictures of happiness and prosperity
natter MAS u pleasure to go amongst them An'