The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-05

ADDED, II dare say he is not the only
which Sister Catherine made no reply.
CHAPTER XVI.
REPENTANCE.
,rrsoe. energy. tenderness and raru
IxlIer of the heart was shown by Sister
,o.;ne. She never lost patience with
ity. she never shrunk from, reproving
r.ckless notions; and she never lost sight
10 method by which she must lead this
aer;nc child OF nature into the way Of
one Of ler devotional books the sister
met this phrase: 1.-THE expulsive power
new affection" She knew that it Van.
wild longing were to be cast out, some
I better must first take its place. With
IMAM Of Sister GATHERINGS stamp there
Re no doubt as to what this new afRec-
must be.
mere is no life without love, my child. :"
aid one day. I'VE cannot live without
ou,e Of us will try" replied Vanity, in
I'd voice.
thought once as you think" the sister
ered, with the tranquility of expert
II know better now"
THAT love have you ioundg Vanity
b dryly.
ter Catherine rose, and went across the
am looking ut His image now" Sister
ernie said. ''Shall I describe it to
Rlease," Vanity said, with half curiosity.
lis face is pale. HIS eyes are cast down.
Of blood are on His cheek. His
are spread out and nailed to His
1see."
pity spoxe in disappointed tona.
only refuge for broken heart, my
the sister said seriously. II have
At His image hanging thaae hour
bur. ! have read in His worn fece
de loves me. I have asked Him to
my love in return; aud that may
others and serve them. ~ He did me y
DON'T unde stand it," Vanity answered;
lusvsr shall"
" can underStand that for love Of rs
Plfered and died." tho sister continued,
That those whom He 20 loved and
must deserve our love and pity too.
~ no heart SO broken, no life 80 poor,
can love Him back, and find Joy in
others as He loved"
nt understand it," Vanity repeated,
quite beyond me-"
me good sister, not daunted. renewed
aots and her instructions time after
AUG she found that Vanity began to
and TO ask questions. The odd rock
.lankness OF ths actress sometimes
- Inc sister. but quickened her in
ms singular being. Sometimes
ulei at the way in which Vanity
parry her thrusts.
es vanity said a:ornfully. II am NOT
sN. II ever turned serious, it would
'a'e ABOUT because first had turned
'.er that Sister Catherine remarked
-. 20 through life wita a fair face and a
sm hardening heart"
u vanity rejoined, with impetuo,,s
OUT what is such goodness worthy
soer time she said:
~ aik about giving up my own will
-, Aaa turned serious when 1 was
Il aM AZ mat. there would have been
TO it; but row"
n nor child" tho sister replied. ..mv
uataughS childy' ny
W vanity remarked:
Az way am serious enough. Ifeel
M y" ,ne serious people are DUH"
,o,a AMY" Siste: Catherine said
tsa '',e when You heard my laugh ont.
we garden that you never heard snv.
- merry in your lifew
h $. Catherine gradually gained
one never lost an omnort,,r;tv
' ,a vanity's character with rare
mnr splte OF all the sick actress |
ii wa, 'oltn M her Passionate. broken. !
Is ,os the sister kept repeating THAT |
n, .tse, and that there was a life of
q ~ s 10 vanity. At times. with accent. |
I'd ID ~; que would contrast this with Vsn.
tho. e ~ and at last Vanity fairly CON.
than u hr, sisters conception Of lie was
(ant tuo ,. never have even looked nj
ad M. Vas careful to add. III the old
b,r 10. flown out Of INV reach
40 "er1t-no bravery in taking
-. a;fast, Vanity" Sister c.th.r;,,.
Of cowsr %E not take it up you ars
Fled bs. sunk e into vanity's heart Int
raer; ass h feelings So carefully that SIS Sis.
irNs w; nesan to despair. An the tim.
Ger m1a reckless dream Of Wills f
ii she a asst. resolve to realize har
ans'e, e PEI afterward-ber m adt
y destr az the thought Of beng bafSed
ks 1 to nnS; Of her beantv" o.n
As not no i ;o1'!e1 impulses. Vanitv,s ro'
Of oa,d5n.rslnsically evil. She saw y the
DE rsb nave lived in honest nse Iosp
IN subdnaSSn Of her proud nature .v wa.
pua answ ea She hid her better self.