The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-05-06
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Kew ORLEANs 4ur.Av MAY 9 ,e.7

"vsry muon II larry bees sucn as you are
al honey. aud no sting .,,b,
"Eo rule without an exception, lhouS,
Harry Rlapcirg Ia " ards the head OF the' an,o
HYf yCu could enly know" ooufinned m"uuo'
ahow deeply l have been longing TO o~me 70
you-to uncie Edward. to Gear Ola Ns".i ,S
Coort. aud to my poor father 'A''niu' ''0
senantsf7 g., tho
"Thero will be quite sensation In tne
psxish expect thi. morning, cousin mana s';
when it gets abroad that 5ou nave A'''''U'
AT do not want to make a sensation,' re
turned Msnde. but do want TO see all Inc
people around love me. know, ff"Ei tne
bottrm OF my heart, / already love them r.
sYou would not he your mothers ch'ld u
you did not" IN ,ognt her uncie' though DO
sssnsd ab:oIbtd 10 mrs paper .ra a.ed to
aWbsu lived VIM Mrs Cere%' "se" w.
Wait the poor q very great dsai' continued
Mnode =" but my lot bias been cast IA snch
different sphere siuoe left her ina, naseno'
seemed TO do anyt' ing. nor think an"nt any
hody else but myself Ny days. aud. AID sntfS
% cay, very many OF my nights, pave p.o
passed in u " h,rl of vanity but. tbank 90,
4. ali over now aud for the st Ct NY iIo
nhali he free to live as ike Ahd M suu
heaved de- p aud charaotnrls io sign oil i''''
sI am afraid shall hud Waiting the p'"t peIo
very dtf sreut work fo"m what III wa III Ao
dom. sh, cont in ed after pam-' but II Jon
will help me, Fauuy, dare say snail soon get
into the way Of 1t
..Y,s. dear; bot I my self do rot understand
very we'll yes tie bert way OF ae-,s'nR tns
people around Us. 1t Is vo'y d'm ;nlt af',
MAuds, it seerns TO me, that oil ooihs rear s0"u
20 the poor" A.,
al .tou d rather think it is" broke in Miss
Barbara; .'Yud that In ist the ieaHon 'pn'
have been of 50 much u-e Ia the Pa'iso, ""o '''
before my ARRIVAL things setn 10 nav" YES
ALWAYS nj skies aud sevcus Every thing ooSn'
TO be bnilt on proper o-pdAii9n ana u "u
want to manage patIen Work "'i'' Si'"u" Wv
cannot do hr,t tuan place jonTseIt Under NY
guidance. Though GAY II myself, S"n may
depend upon It trero IL ~" one WHO ""ge'
stands the surj-ct more thoroughly. A'',
unole I think sal bear t,shmopy 10 'his iao''
She look, d apuea!IugIy TO her pephe" a7 eh
spoke but he only pucKerrd his forehead m"i'
deeply oy er his papers
a.. am sure aunt, shall DO very grateful 10
any hints you may give me in-.
"Hintsl never deal in hinlbE orled nuu
Barbara 81 shall give YOU something oet'e
than that, child For ! shall take you WIZ
me when go my rounds, and teach you goo
practical parish work from the very DeRiI
ming. / have q few cases on hand this NOR
ing. and you may as we'll 20 with me sno 0es'
"Thnnk you, amt. Can you como to
Fanny ~ asked Maude almost Iu,falIy.
"Not for bonr or two, dear. because
always write letters for papa aud make mp b
accounts the first thing after breakfast.
could esme afterwards; but do not suppo
aunt Barbara would like to ait"
HThnS l certainly should not; besidt
Maude Won aud 1 will manage better alor
They ssy two company, aud three q
none,' you know" she added, with grim
tempt oS smiio. =,
ne WAS almost O failure; bot Naude took
will for the deed, aud responded with ono
bright summer sunshine, DIS ppo,nteu
che felt at leaving Fanny behind. "hen
hrenkfnst was over hhe buried pp-staIrs
coon after made her appearance. ready to
company aunt Barbara TO the village
As Harry had predicted, the news Of Maud
arrival had caused very great sensa'i
there for Jurry, the railway Teporter. pro
of his discovery, had Published u far aud vi
All the morning long it had formed tue
nntn nd
cabin roof bnt in the high ways and byw'
and wherever did congregate IN u Ally orc
The excitement reached it's crisis when ne
vas brought that two ladies were coming do
She road from the "big houSe;' and vi
1hey reached the village every family hIc'
to their doors to greet her. Had Msude b
Al~ue or with any other member of her tam
thair reception " ould have been little shor
= an ovation he it was Miss Birbarss a We
SpirinR presence fell like u wet blanket @
rDou tho most loyal of the tenRntry, 80
the very boldest among them only made Il
demonstration of joy. But faint as lt " az
was gall aud wormWood TO aunt Baroa
iealo0s temperament, and she did her oes
abe STROBE alcUg 10 aoowt them into tliet
While, Coufused at finding herself thus
denly become the object of general attent
Maude could only emile tcons'rainedIy
shrink closer and closer TO her companion
From Maude'S earliest cnild mood, with
earncstuess worthy Of ~ Fcn-lOu, Mrs. Ca
had endeaVored TO inS'il luto her mind . q
love for her future tepSutIy. 80 we'll bhd
aueceed, d, that for yeHru pact the young
had aoonstomed herself I" ionk forward To
i coming of age period when the inter
of some hundreds of men. women aud ohfi'
should be blended With her own, to DO he
forward her dearest charge on earth an
dearly had Ehs loved this thought, that lt
been all-su N ,ient to caeer her through
tedious d. slpation of her life in Loncon.
had pictured BslycTots AS svrs of 40
region, all peace, JOY aud prosperity, with
green est of pastures and whitest OF Ii
wauting only shepherds and ShspherdeSst
Ia Dresden, To mako It q modern Arcadia.
morning walk of dIseuo han tm.ut WAS one
0Rouy for poverty, misery. drearin"ss. DEF
tion, met her eye AZ every step. Nor were
visits they pGid By the way Calculated To
her RpiriIs. Upon the occ As'on of Niss
bara'S frat days Visiting III BalIS oros, Hht
boon received with the RTeAteTL poss' be
cure aud courtesy upon the second the u
liCs had = oriveo her with cold poten6et
evident dIstrpst; upon the third, SOME h.
fused TO sdmiL her, some had even insuiJed
and although the greater pat. trotn reSpr
the family, had TREATED ner with respect.
had given her tn Understand that IN the III
OF their Religion they would suffer no /
ference whatever. Suoh visits these
BarbATR had not cared to repeSt, and
thencefoF ward oOnh ned herself to Protect
or to euch Cav hotties rs consented 80 TO