A ROMANTIC STORY.
A romantic story c<imes from Kaloesa, the see of Cardinal L. de Haynald, Primate of Hungary. A short time ago a young student applied for admission as pupil to the priests' 1 seminary^ and, being duly' provided with examination certificates, wasat once received. The n.ew pupU led exactly the same life as the ' Other inmates of pie establishment, and showed 1 a marked disposition for study. A few days ago Cardinal Haynald visited the seminary, fjnd jo the garden met the new-comer, who bowed respectfully j but,' contrary .to custom did not kiss thp Cardinals hand. His Eminence not only noticed the omission, but it led him to examine the cancjidate-priest somewhat closer. The effeminate face of the young student turned scarlet uncjer the Cardinal's scrutinising gaze; whereupon the prelate uttered a few words m a low tone that caused the former to return quickly to the house. Five minutes afterwards this mysterious personage had left the premises, and has not since gone back. Rumour says the individual was a lady, who felt an irresistible vocation to become a priest, Some of the Hungarian p>p,ers even give her nam6J
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2287, 22 November 1889, Page 2
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192A ROMANTIC STORY. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2287, 22 November 1889, Page 2
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