Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-08-04
Dublin. to which city would remove

Dublin. to which city hewould remove
in few days.
With scalding tears coursine down
her cheeks. she glanced at her poor,
starving mother. and snatchinc pen,
she wrote few hasty lines to Donald,
telling him she would see him at eight
o'clock that night.
The Cork and Bandon coach arrived
about dnsk that evening, bringing one
inside passenger, n grandly dressed,
foreign-ookine gentleman, who was
soon c!osted III secret with the land
lord OF the hotel asking him news OF
the different families residing in the
town.
The landlords daughter, VINO was
friend o! Eveeen's and vino often
generously. on; Of her scanty store,
relieved the wants OF the poorinvaiid,
had lust come home to him with the
news :hat poor Eveleen was going 10
accept Donald Mccarthy for her nus
band, and he was to 20 for her answer
at eight O'Clock that very night.
On hearing this. stranger started,
crying
Most unhappy girl mas sne no
friend or brother to snatch her from
this living death?"
Not a single one" replied the
landlord. We can scarcely make a
living ourselves: everything goes tor
rent ana taxes.
a, seven O'Clock il was quite dark,
ano & knock was heard at Ege.een g
door. sne ra" to open Ii, and or
/ III. nm n
claimed:
aoh, Mr. Donald, did no. expect
you I'll eieht O'Clock; please 10 81,
down and talk TO mother there
moment, While / yum and fetch
light
4 want no licn,, sad ne. in q
erpt. voice, without removing his
hat which shaded ms eyes. want
you. answer, this moment before
81 down II your house
Eveleen few 10 her mothers bed
side, and kneelinc down. she raised
the wasted hands to her ms de.
vourine Snem with kisses, cry.
ing:
Mother, daring O: my near,, Won
know, and the One above knows ,Gat
love only Rory, and that never
can love ano: ner; uut 20 save yol..
mother, viii marry his man. and
may the mother o. Jesus ask Ter
| divine Son &c forgive me-
Her voice was clicked with sobs
Her mother seemed 10 be suddenly
gifted with miraculous strength. .or
she sat bolt upright in the bed, and
c!asplne Eveleen to her heart, she
cried:
No, my lie! my darling my only
child Ion must not sacrifice YOUR
sell for me; il woul6 kill me-"
Eveieen grew ;ys,erical with 10Y,
shouting
Father in Heaven, send back my
Rory"
Here ne is. darling sweetheart,
never 70 leave You more" cried Rory
O'keefte. throwing of his false mus
tache and other DISCUSSES, and clasp
ing her TO his bosom.
VINO can depict the Joy OF each?
When q light was procured both
mother and daughter recognized their
own Rory, looking nohlec and hand
some- than ever.
A message was dispatched to Me-
Carthy, who did not come at eight
O'Clock, but who started :or Dublin
the mex. day, with one O: those little
insects that bite and Jump, in his ear
Rory said that on arriving al Bot
any Bay, he found the Prince Of
Wales order and the Queen $ ;ree par
don before him. They had arrived by
q mai steamer.
He was given free passage back,
witt q check for 600 or the Bank OF
England, and promise O: constant
work at ms trade in London, should
he desire 10 60 there
He had disguised himself in order 10
give Eveleen an agreeable surprise, in
case she proved constant.
With his abundant means and good
prospects ne was enabled TO marry
Eveleen, whose good mother speedily
recovered health and strength.
Rory was, and perhaps is still, one
OF the most prosperous boss carpen.
tiers OF Bandon, happy as king, with
his Eveleen and the young Rorys and
Eveleens who bless his home.