The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-29

4 YOUNG WOMAN VI THE EAREST HEACTY.
lady, moving hor fingers along the
beads. cleaned the narrow pith OF it,
and dressed it forth in new phrases for
the lord OF Dunlogher.
The king OF Spain will send this
month";" she said in tho Irish. "a
mighty army to drive tho hereto f ny.
fish to tho last man from this Island OF
SANTA. They have wounded God too
long! Tho last drop OF Heavens pa.
,ienceis dried 10 by their crimes. Their
Queen was not born in lawful wcdlock,
and the Blessed Sacramento are daily
proianed by her and her nccursed peo.
pie. Those who sustain aud honor
God now will BIO sustained and honored
BY Him through glorious eternity"
These things are well known 10 me. :"
said Murtogh. ~ would not need tho
king OF Spain to tell them to me. How
will he speak concerning2"
The lady was not afraid to smile into
the eyes OF the Spaniard. "You are 10
speak after moment or two," she told
him, with calm voice; but hear me
this little first My heart is broken
here. do not know how havo had
thet courage 10 live. These jewels |
wear. the fabrics OF my raiment, tho
wines on tho board yonder, are all tho
booty OF blood.stnined waves down n.
tho loot OF this terrible clil. lie and
his savagcs burn false lights, and lure
ships TO the rocks, and rob and murder
their people. 1t WAS thus unhappily
! came here, and in fear OF nv life, while
was still hali.dcad from the water. |
suffered the marriage words to be read
over me-but now you must speak.
" would show You tears rather than
words. dear lady," the Spaniard said :;
"and blows on your behalf more prefer.
orabiy than ethor. Father Dona,us
whispered tho tithH OF this to Inc. The
whole truth burns like tire in my heart.
As my fathers gave their life blood to
drive the infdel from Granada-so |
lay my own poor lifo ut your dear feet.
II aught but harm 10 YOU could come
from it, would slay him now where
ho Tolls there on tho skins. He is look.
ing at you now, waiting for you to
speak"
"Tho king OF Spain has heard much
OF you,' she began In the Irish, without
turning hcr head. "lle il filled will,
admiration for your strength and valor.
He desires deeply to know what you
will be doing. When you will take
armB, and join him with your great
might in the battles. ,hon ,horc cannot
DO any doub. Of his victory"
THAT 1t IL easy TO sec" replied Muir.
,och. "But tho king OF Spnin's battles
are not my battles. There would DO
some reason to DO given to call me out
for his wars. Tho English will BIO doing
mo 10 hurt. Thoy cannot como here to
nc by wator or by land; and Ii they did
would not lot any Of Them depart
alive. For what cause should I 20 To
them? Let tho king Of Spain toll mo
wha, it would DO in his mind to do in
my behalf when | did this thing for
him."
Tho lady spoke to tho Spanard. "rho
last OF my poope are killed. They
would not have seemed different TO you
perhaps--to you who were bred in the
gentle graccs OF Spain-but they wore
not tho ierocioua barbarians these
OMahonys nre. My father was learned
in Latin aud English, and It WAS his
dream that should wed In Spain"
"Oh rapturous vision" said Don
Tollo, with now flames kindling in mis-