Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-02-23
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was inclined 10 he anything but grateful
for the further difference made IN nsr
regard What never become premiere
communicates! Never 70 he permitted
To rise t. the height Of bliss ard sapctitv
comprised for every airl n those two
words Nevar 70 waar the garland 0f
white roses and the tong shimmerinq
bFidelilCe vel which even when IL
adorned a wax model ia the window 81
the best draper IN Caeu had STAYED her
childish steps IL euVious admiration
Never own = little pu1ver book bound
in white kid with pills clasp and a
mother pear rosary given by tRe Iadv
ahheas herself Never bpepl with the
rest Of her companions al the altar
amid tine loving. rcverant awe al a.
hushed community o. fee the hands OF
the kindly old bishop restng nn her
brown eurls IN henedictiou Oh Il was
harbarons Il was mating 81 rafial OF
her. treating her rs If she wer. too
wicked tn be as Other girls SHE tr,ed
and sobbeo even STAMPED and pi0ed
herself tremendously mtii tise mtorma.
ton that the prohibition yyae her father
wish that it was her father who being
English and q Protestant wanted her
u grow M the Same a. himself suttdar
ly altered tine case and turned tine dc.
priyation into u distinction S0rroViu
one, perhaps. nut distinction al tine
Same
70 he like that beloved father il any
1hmg--to I'VE English "a amy Eugist
songs, talk the English tongue copy
English WAYS. ~ such travesty Of theu
as seemed 10 her the rigit thm.--wa4
fehe's gTeates1 anhtinn and hel guar
H..
20 easily. did not trouhte himself o. %
littie farther and replace the pr0hihit
a6 religious teaching nv any nthel
After all as IN said II himself Rein 's
father had never heeu q man addi ted to
church going and Il wouio he time
enough Tor thc enid t. be bnthered
abnut rtogmas and Hihle casses when sits
waH old enough II ieave thp convent
schuoi The English chaplain might take
her then and put her 5hrnuat her paac-
Once she war q ntemhpl 81 hi- ttGat il
would he ms duty tt d. Sc al opinion
IL which the worthy nastn' nInlsal.
most heartily c0ncurred and winch Ifehq
who tnved everything nov. and WHO
sound ite1 leisure hane very heavily on
hor hands when first she LET sehoo. uc-
eeptsd with entmIsIasm.
Sine provided herself with q nov Ilihtc
unU PRAYER h8uk and & costume o. rnuai.
1IEvy blue serge, shf COPIED a. otGsetE a.
possible the CiTesEes worn ny such Eng
list ''miHses' o1 hnr own age as nal,-
pened To he paymc Il visit 10 Cael tnut
summer Size became q regular atteHU
ami al the Sunday morning service amt
Tie ThllrsGigv evening Bible niass Ut
was oniy when tie chaplain discovered
lhaf TINS new and terVent menlher nf MS
small congregation waE IL tie hubit OF
spending large nortiOn q her weeE
dgvE within the niInr walls ri titt
Church Of st. tiGenlte and was frequent
u TO he found saving lleT prgvers---n0t
the OrtnudDX 0risDns U1 ciW bHot 81 Csnn,
mon 4trRver nut sei made petitions fOT
ner own trivial fRncIer--bet0re thf
Blatue ~ the Virgin IL tie Lady Ghapn,
while Bhe perHtsgenCiv HbsenEed heTsal
@r0m the Sunday AFTERNOON services OF
his OWL church III Drtte1 thGt she might
ENJOY, with the resi- o. THE heniahred IL
habitHntE Of Normandy the lrnkeImc
AND the umusamants which 1ieev consld
ered TO Ire proper 10 alf day o1 reEt--it
was nniT when these discoveries YeYp
made LflGt trouble arose GnG bene proved
unexpectedly recGlcitranL and hnr guar
Gltn. when appealed to, cDnEenpCunusiy
indifferent, q guinness Hprunc N he
tween the pur1ies
MI. jackson wRE L punC MN II no5
very a''0ad-nnded one afIi Nne wnlu
moi give up the gIrl GtUpeLller InttgeG
lie biUmed her guardian Iui more Cnar
1erBeb; mn Unit. sine sBW tie rcrnr Di
1er wRTE and submI1ted 10 lnf ruinc ID
her spiritual EI1perio-s he Thought il vel
70 lei the giil ieel TINT she was outside
Tie pale nj ms persona. friendship and
sympathy
And bebe. poor child needed nothing
80 much RF WISE Und Fr'mnnthn1ic
@Iend The tender wGLcntu cGre ant
Tnw0ridty cDunBels 1T the convent SIP
ters, winch hR0 kept her u simple, III
lucent and emotional IF lTGtie child
tad tHuCnt her nothing vnugever Of IIIe
~ Inc world II which she mad 10 1--we;
white the respectable couple 70 WHOSE
eflfs she WIS -eiegELec III FIRST les wing
iItose quiet wRls. beInG neither my SER
5-lT1E nnT 1Ier EuGrdiGns though fulfilling
t't1h POSITIONS 10 L uertaIu eE- al were
.ast rs Brittle capabie d guiding o. t.
teeCIug her
olts mac heT Owl raums Il Lhs big. paT
sidliy FURNISHED old house the 1ue winch
SERVED IL neT nursery as L child Gnd ne,
1aLherB Brttgng room where she l-eIlF-
Nlea tins hIg armchair 81 Winch he usaa
"a sIt, END tins buoks, picruref una cIgrJas
ns IND collected during Eie travels Il
1al1y lEnds; tIHf she TOOK heI uieas
N11h the cid couple. and wHf LIS a-aeI
* oe found Smelling pens 5or Mere MR.
gol- OF KNITTING stockings Tor the old
Ts5geT II Ehe kI1cheIl, rs BCu1Ilc Assigll-Irl
saaerune TO The lE1rer Ut ST. IIe1rt u
a-islnc Ir111rTgtte for 3 constitutional I'D
Ger tne poplar trees IT the eHnH-
ona really preferred the ca11yIa1rr 81
@age Antoine tHhq though E~uf v-Bs
M uI1tznclr. md who having beaI har
zElners attendant. e9ula EBE 70 har
ao9&T hzD9 To that q hls VIZ III Rrl-
s1c1gus cd woman Wilb Z teErs vba
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