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he went to neighbouring house to borrow fork.


While the man was away the horse walked of
with the cart, and inclining too much TO one side
of the street, STEPPED over the edge of what is cal
led dry brick pond about 20 feet deep. The


cart was upset, and with the horse, turned over
twice be ore they reached the bottom Of the pond.


AT the moment this happened, tie father Of the
children was in sight, and running FAST toput the


horse in proper direction; as he, himself, ex-
pressed it, : you might have Knocked me down
, with straw, when saw the cart anr horse turn
over the edge Of the pond ~ A crowd Of peo-
pie was gathered instantly--the shafts Of the


cart were broken, the horse was uninjured -
but the children, oyer whom hung an agonlzed
and self-reproa ching father-yes, reader, the
children were found TO be as sound and unhurt as
when the horse stepped over the side of the
pond. Who then could paint the feelings Of the
iather.!