{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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day, had resolved over this holy book to prove
my contriton for my sinful harboring Of haired
towards my fellow creatures by uniting you, my
children, in marriage! The tidings Of my daugh
ters elopelnent scattered To the winds all my bet
ter thoughts, and revived my worst in tenfold
strength. felt, at least thought SO, the approach
OF my malady TO region where it would soon
prove fatal. No time was to be lost !; my will
was hastily drawnout, bequeathedmy beggared
daughter, but the fathers curse. 1t would have
been signed this night, for over this book had
taken an oath never TO forgive her who could
abandon her father"


''Oh my father!" interrupted Kate, to whom
the horrible images of her trance returned Sin
pity cease, my dear father"


''Bless you, forever bless you, my ever excel
lent Kate, your filial obedience has prolonged
your fathers existence"