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pose. might easily be su5dued BY tenderness,
aud overcome by persuasion; and it is no
wonder that he yielded to the entreaties Of
the daughter and permitted her 70 visit her
unhappy mother, though he was under the
necessity Of searching her to prevent her
from being the convcyor Of any Kind of nour-
ishmen.. Several days elapsed, without
any striking alteration in the appearance Of
the unhappy mother. This circumstance
called forth the Keepers astonshmcht So
much, that he began toimaginc the daughter
had contriYed some means OF omding hrs
viigence, and therefore resolved to watch
them, when tho daily meeting took place
He did do, and 5eheld sight that called
forth pity aud adbiraten--an affection
ate daughter was presented 20 his view,
lengthening ont her parents existence by
that nourishmcLt nature had given for
the support of her own offspring, and en-
deayoring to avert the DEGREES of jnsticc, by
the nutritious qualities Of the milk OF tender
ness The humane keeper instantly flew
to her Judge, described the interesting scene
he had beheld, and had the happiness OF
procuring a pardon for the unfortunate OF
fender The Senate wtre 50 struck with
this instance of amiable tenderness, that they
ordered temple to be erected to tilia, pie
IS, on the spot where the prison stood, and
both mother and daughter to be maintaihtd
at the public expense.