The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-01
THE LADY
NEVILLE COURT.
Il TALE OF THE TINES.
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CHAPTER xxyarr.

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| CHAPTER xxvur.
1t 10 q fortunate eircu instance fSr stsrv-
| tellers and storyseeeders. an eminent writer af
fiction somewhere remarks. that their pgogress
10 not restricted by the laws shat gotern 1has
our heroea and heroines through ths nlraeso.
! nous path Of every day life, We uAy Dick nae
any salient points In their history that take
win. ignoring the ohssms between. Nor is
this ALI, for at DOR request even Time hinaaelf
will 'reverse his flight, and bear us back agaIn
Vsed to spsnd sho% A as.h nave With is o.,
forms and faces. Awaiting ourselves thsrn-
| fore OF the old name kind condesoension In orr.
| shadows Of chill October TO return TO Richard
OMears, whom we last saw pacing his rooaas
amid the heat and oppressiveness OF sammsE
tempest. a.
One Sunday morning, about Fortnight nfss1
thig, the doctor might have been seen ssandfnR
In the sacristy of the little church with come
what disconnected countensuce. HehRd been
for some few days very anxious to see FathsE
Donovan but shortly after his visit co
O'MearA, the priest had left home to assist IN
mission thai was being given in q town sc
Ballyoross since. On inquiry, however, at che
pFeeoytery, the day before, he had been told
that Father Donovan would certainly DO back
In time to say Macs on Sunday, and he had
been therefore awaiting his arrival with NO
little imPstlence. whom the outsE door had end
denly opened. and the good-natured face Of
III.
him he learned that the missioners had found
themselves 90 we'll satisfied with the resnls OF
the Mission that they had arranged TO staf am
other week, and that Is o nSoeasary Gomez
quepoe of this arrangement Father nonoVnp.
muoh as he was wanted ut home, had been
obliged to promise TO remain another week
also ~
well, WE'LL" ssid Mesrs TO himself a,
after thanking Father Tom for his informs
ton, he walked upstairs TO his seat Ia sEo lit-
tie gallery, so that's the state Of The case, ie 5
lLT We'll. IL tho maintain womb 0nr.aa 60 40
bonnet, Mahomet must go to the mountain &
theirs was csse of half O doEsn monntaips In.
stead Of one, and both were conae qaently pref
~ we'll tired when they arrived thas afternoon
It Father Donovau's temporary lodgings in
The town Of. He was very pleased TO
zee OMeara. and many subject Of great In
'ereet to both was discussed with the dinner
but IL was not till that was cleared away, and
every other topic of conversation exhausted,
hat the doctor introduced the object Of his
'isit
You were talking of miracles few uaortha
Ehen You turned in to visit me, . few nfRhts
ince, that you were about to work one yong-
en- And yet, If to open the eyes Of the bllnd
ents and purposes"
He paused but except by look Of aston.
.hment thsprisss made NO reply, and oyMeara
~ retired to my room that night q ssw
linutes after you, but yonr words haunted me
o euch degree that found 1t utterly kDp0G.-
lille to sleep. and passed hour after hour In
stFaoiBg calmly and quietly che events Of the
ast few mOnthS. As did 20, / not Gals Maug
be truth of all you had said, bot Q very Rreat
cal more SO much, indeed, that I AN no
onger enrprised that the world ahoulG have
slked OF me. cav clearly that not only h&6
ppearSncee been against me, but felt that 4
I'D unwittiDgly suffered myself to anee1mb
. the inhnenOe Of AaIdO Neville, though, God
nowss my own coincidence Rcquits me, aS you
i'd the other evening. Of any dsSIgn WhatsysE
oDoeEniDR her. ! cannot express 20 you WhaA
a effect this discovery has had up0n M al
through our intercourse hsV0 fsnoio8 UysslR u
D purely influenced by dGfy. Bnt if have
cen blind TO the ord, now sos that Mise No
lille, latteElY ct least, has read my uneon-
,iOuS secret and this thOught 80 RallinG In
eed. Now / can psEfectly understand the
ause of sudden eoldness In her names that
justified me very much nt the time. Whata
eitnation hers has been, consider
IS 5SESsis .@%SSSSS4 80 mo on thS 1ES Aa=a
d the trlhtng services have rendered her,
OF deepistng me on the other for . weakness
u which now hate and despieo mynalfa
That most she have thought Of me~-so falaa
, the principles Of FeilRioR and honor, - BE-
cath her in position, 90 unworthy Of her IN
he one repaTstion can make, VIII. Thank
cd, she 70 now nearly 81 aEe, end fniIy pre-
AIRED 60 do Dor duty 20 her FeoDlas and SO, q
on yourself Bsy, my mlH9ion here a ever
N leave the place - clne6 and thus. trnat
err eoon--pefhnrG ID E uselF--nf nr de-
eTille viii alaapse kaTa fotfen ny
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