The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-28
: ,-,rg Star and Catholic Eessanger
80 opLxANs, SUNDAY, APRIL 2s, Ele.

"a ,,et .nfFered to escape him, and a =
recurrence Of the fatntness, ouLs W. ,,ronnd in
wa lifted carefully mp Holh arr,nsd 10 the ]
Ssornor,n and Ellen's arms anu e~''N ~
Kitchen. ~ theke women help to
carry the boy better ,d sS%M not help an invol- {
ss ..ev movement Of disgust as he saw an aaS an
fhat q mass of dirty rags aia not 0o''''
round Ellen's white neck ,aon - volunteered
the bcggar Kitty, who was .Ssnu .Sa stronpest-
sTbere is not one Of us-not tne '.oii oii lbs
that could do y enyssspsg a sss n,s way as we've all
.n, n"s hesvixt You and the great brute 'u S;ss
~bjsperipg in Your ear this minus. w.. cinrv
sn.ra ore and Miss Eileen's one OF tneun, stInt |
~ tha Rlessed Virgin for THAI saine' . LA |
Se,s wavs with the sick ness, ana PH,n, h,a 90
sorrow. to keep 1t down pnoer nu sn tb.v reign
Won keep the dog there. A'Ns '
Tbera we're many murmureo @ Ita ~ ssiok
x;ttv y as the lockers on locked atte. IoniOa
ASy, 49, a h;s hearers into the Kitchen, leay'us I
boy ana ms h,o in the courtyard to secnre Lis,
80 brokeu chain, aud cosx MIN W e
ouietly into his kennel: oa Mt What
9Wn yas bitterly vexed and annoyeo W "n
h.d bsnnened, and in the midst OF hie rear IHn
sarn for rhe principal sufferer ms near. sH' hed
biah with indignation at the ~ VII, aonps had
eeea .hown to himself. These peoPie n"S a
InoEed At him rs If he were sort Oh Na,n, na %
he oom,d not see that he was IN any WY Ia
ponsible for the accident or GIt fit IL very hard
=" he 40 capriciously and unjGstly 1aagsu yso sr
S.fore " he had made the link OF the Drosen . ,n
chain secure, he had taken wnas npPSi ppPirSices of
Sin wegnanimous resolve. The prsJnoiSeso Va
these people should not preVenG MN t.o ttar:
Mhst bs considered his duty in this matter .se
neither more nor less an proper PpS pnforcs him.
aosinst future accidents he wouia enlTi , 1,n;na
ssif but he would not give up the only hh,nS ~
sbinr about the place that seemed i onpH aoross.
trusting him Q4iotor was venSI0h eninn9 hs liberty
nt.ha moment) and he would insist on mhhlns
oompensation to the Injured boy; Ihefe ,s was nas
no sense in the lads saying sha' II hS wss % clearly
bis dntv to offer him present, SINCE ne " ts tt
hurt, and the beggar-boy must 10 '''''N .
accept 1t. s .ov;,, made M hit
-,;nd how to act supported him during IN IN
trvinp hours Of the rest OF the uAy, mnit1 70 ". W.
whole household continued ani,9 an 1 nn an no
Srewatinp ahow of antagouism against hiha'
A. luncheon the story of the aceldenS nau =.
be told in foil to his iatheF chs OF uniuskiiy fc
h;mself lad ridden over to Castle Dal
with papers to sign, and had, 10 ms eaS.e farenr
discontinue, been Drawn in'' VIZ
in the study. , -
rha gsptlemen we're all pre-occupied, an
,oaid less attention to the narrative tnan
vouid have received ut Another tiihe, ouS -
few oommsnts that did pass were aistaS'''u'
"Of course you won't care to keep the houl ..i
ho,s after this Pelhamf" his father SAID II
is q hne animal, and oil r'sn. sn " notiap nmo,
Jtus, J,ha sssrvants that he has gone or is going mi
and they will lead him u dreacini lte. oeI' ~
send him back to Pelham Court oeio'' N' n
!.May not keep him here If like, father t
cried Pelham "he is not any more tnau "
Lam : and should not ike TO pe loioou
send him away for those fools saying So"
Nooite right too, Pelham" putt in his nc
II.ictor is o faithful servant, ana Goes hls II; "
of Guarding the yard only too well; tnAt !"
yonr idle rasoals of servants want TO ger tl'
him. Daly. would not give IN to them
we're yon, or you'll never be master OF y
hU"s "asir Charles Pelham might find, If he Ii
here that to support unpopular servants,
pecially if they are strangers III the oo"so' ~ ~ i
task that the mest popular masters ma
vond their power, and that costs them
lives sometimes" observed Mr.. . Roone' c
loesly.. o,r,,.t.roos il NAV nj
q task that has to be Undertaken. even II !
at the risk Of life,' said Mr.. DAILY, loo
across the table at his agent, Win y
aparhle Of displeasure in his lE1y eyes.
you've done eating, ORoone we VII go
10 the study; shall not rest now TIL nave
rIed this business through AS lor hso'oa, T3 n
ham do as you please; you are right NJ
desert a contaminated friend, only you
prepare for some trouble. If you keep
kere Won will have to look after lin oiosei
when his father left the room, his mt
took up the subject.
"PeIham dear, you know can't bea
to be oblg to give up anything 20"
.sIt will be very hard II am obliged to
mp my dog" interrupted Pelham Conne
no end OF pet animals and .he S9rNAn gSIa y
ready enough to wait upon them why 8
they all take sgaiuss the only creature
fort W.,
Ahnt Pelham I've had the same thing to
Ikuow what it is to live among people
make point ofdisliking every person or
favor. I've learned to do without
and favorites now"
"Of course, if you desire it, mother, to
\ you, will send Liotor away but al o.
y is that il he goes I'd o great deal ratht
atay behind I shalt wish the vacation
aud never want to come back here again
is all"
"Then keep him. pray keep him." erie
nalv with more warmth than usual
nARnner, as she stopped to kiss her e!des
Tokehead "I should be sorry indeed to
Tdcould not make Sour home happy to J
on& vacation"
ere was another pain for her to take b
heS room and her paoinGs mp and dow
tbSught that her faYorite son cared m
hinNhnn'a nnmnanY than he did for her