{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Proper economy's comely thing;
Good in a subject-better in king; HT
Yet, push'd too far, il duls each finer feel


ing h#eH .
Most easily inclin'd to make folks mean;
lnclines them, TOO, 10 villany to lean,
To overreaching, perjury, and stealing.
Fen when the heart should only think Of grief
Il creeps into the bosom like thief;
And swallows up tn affections, all so mild
Witness the Jewess. and her only child.
Poor Mistress Levi had a luckless son, @a
Who, rushing to obtain the foremost seat,


In imitation of th' ambitious great,
High from the gallery, ere the play begun,


He fell all plump into the pit, #hA.
Dead in minute as nit;


In short, he broke his pretty Hebrew neck,
Indeed, and very dreadful was the wreck!
The mother was distracted, raving, wild
Shriek'd, tore her hair, embraced and kiss ed
her child; a
Afflicted every heart with grief around
Soon as the shower of tears was somewhat


past, 1 . Ha ta.
And moderated calm th' hysterical blast,


She cast about her eyes in thought profo ound, /,
And being with a saving knowledge bless'd,
She thus the play house manager addressed: II
'Sher, am de moder, Of de poor Chew lad,
Dat meet misforten here so bad;
Sher, must haf de shilling back, you know,
Ass Moses haf nat see de show


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