The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-11-12
tcHAPTER ,ll--cont'nf''

On. a,, rrr,s Boyne sail u pys ok:
~There's a supper tony "a hars
Breakneck club. Come ally Hle worth
= sksnful. You'll meet
knowing INT a GOOD
"The Breakneck Guy tution" re-
name for first-ciass Aausa and a
marked Dyck. with vouu fetch
laugh; "but I'll conn
me-" \ eighteen wears
Errts boyne' VIZ" Ehed. fiicked a
cider than Dyck, h,s NOS. With
little pinch Of shy
his finger. fse m come and
pear TAU, va There's many q
fetch you' ne e than lead gay
man mas 'uo"o into pleasant ways.
stripping IKE bse change you have.
Bring aso"s hight OF nights. It's
for II may "come to ever an hon.
the best plac
est man haS.he r,cht sorry" asked
Are tneitle touch Of malice. II
Dyck, WHY loyal and truef'
mean, arf laid a hand on Dyck's
Erris |
arm. find out. DO you think
conn into bad company or
I'd Met and Wolfe Tone won't
ecursen nor any OF that lot. but
ne e some men OF the right
thereHe watched Dyck carefully
stsrhe corner OF his eye. TITS
cathe added. that In Ireland the
tuyyal means being true TO the
wtack, standing by King George
crowd"
kll, what would you havef" said
.ror this Is q day and age when
4 loyal 70 the king Is more than
III else n all the Irish world We're
,er two days alike. we Irish. There
i the United Irishmen and the De
knders on one side, and the Peep-c''
Day Boys, or Orangemen, on the other
-<,athollc and Protestant. at each 9th.
ere threats. Then there's hand thrust
IN, and up goes the sword, and the
riNeA pixies and baycnets, and those
that were ready to mutiiate or Kill
each other TAN into each others arms.
Erris Boyne laughed. "Weil there1l
- an end to that. The Irish pariia'
nent Is slipping into disrepate. Il
wouldn't surprise me IL the astute Eng
ASA brf0e them into a union. 70 the
ruin al Irish independence. Yet may
Ae. before that comes, the French viii
have Try for power here" He came
1 step nearer, his voice lowered . little
..Eaaye you heard the latest news from
Frances They're coming with good
saHed lleet down to the south coast
Have you heard III"
sOh. there's plenty one hears ont
tlpesnt believe Is gospel answered
Dyck, his eyes half closing I'm no
believing all hear. as II u was I
paayersmeetfng. Anything may harper
here, lrelands Z woman--very uncer
taIn.~
Dyck ilfcked some dust from hi!
waistccat, and dropped his eyes, be
cause he was thinking Of two womes
= Aad known; one Of them m ange
now In company OF her sister angels
Ms mother the other . girl he had me
on the hlsla Of Connemara., wonder
fulv pretty girl Of seventeen. How
sAcald Ne know that the girl was Err
Boynes daughterf - although ther
we're times when some gesture Q
Boyne. some quick look. some liftinl
q Tie eyebrow. brought back tn
memory u Sheiia Llyn ne Il did nov
Since Dyck left his old home he ha'
seen Aer twice. once 1t Loytand tow
60 ana once 1t her home 10 Limerics
- tlme he had spent with her IN
80 yery brief. but fun of life, intel
- - character. Whether at 10y
"a eowera. o. Il her mothers hoas
= laneraek, there was no touch Of TO
woraneus d her. o. n anything sh
- = IA She swas the most naturs
neeur. ehe frssst iron afrectation. =
had ever known.
4 Errss Boyae talked % him. u
wezncsy q Sheila aooded his mind. %
= De oood his senses swan hs
rwsna BE hsd not her careful con
.,,unrN Ne was Just ss real but z
49, - wsafulness e man. She lnils
--,su6 m = 10 woman Ind ever y
-. hut he saw no happy ending I
-. 49,. Us wus CO pccr y marry
- IA - tzo6e or professloas =