FILIAL DUTY.
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:, A Roman lady of some rank was accused


~ crime against the state. tor which she


wa was tried, and condemned to suffer Death
ne Keeper of the prison who was ordered


70 oe her executioner, not only felt great
aesre OF repugnance to the Office, but was
spsolutely incapable of performing it; YET
swsre that his own life depended upon the
s,'Scharse of his duty. he dared not attempt
wpreserve her existence; thus Circumstance
~, w. tne cruel idea (Which yet had compass
s. s'on Tor its foundation) occurred OF letting
u a'r remain without sustenance, knowing
taal she must then die form want, a. that
,;e1 He could escape the pain of being her execu,
sh';e sivuer. man in this situation, who could
IsfiasInk from the discharge of his duty, from