THE FATHERS ANSWER.
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ST.-iou have seen your folly so often, that.
1t Is evident, by this time you are quite accuson
Ell TO it. All your long letters may be boiled
down, like spinach, into three words. Pay my
debts" All the rest is mere hourlsh--mere pa
lavers No, sir; you may break my heart, but
you shall not break my fortune. III hot pay Il
single sixpence.


'. am, your affectiona,e father,
p. JoHN Butter,
u p. S. You may become bankrup, soon as
YOU like. Thank Heaven! the honor or tho Etm-
lily is too secure to be mi ured by such AN unprn-
cipIed spendthrlit. No, sixponce, sIr,--not IL
single sixpences