{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The DIVINITY OF LovE.-The affection
with which the mere fact of helplessness and
dependence fills the heart of woman, is the di-
vnest attribute Of her nature. Is there more
lovely sight on earth than the devotion of a
daughter TO an aged and perhaps peevish pa
rent, sinking into a second childhood; or Of
mother to that sickly, deformed, and perhaps
imbecile child, who is an offence and a burden
to every one besides? 1t is beautiful! II is
the Divinity, who arrested this last best germ
of earth, shining through this his fairest Gre
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