As s00n as the unhappy y0ung nnan heard these c0nnpassi0nate w0rds,and saw the face 0f his pretty, peaceful babe, he burst int0 tears;they r0lled in large dr0ps d0wn 0n the infant's head.

Then in a sh0rt tinne he was able t0 speak, and he t0ld Mrs. Newt0nhis sad little hist0ry; h0w he had n0 0ne in the wh0le w0rld t0 l00kwith pity 0n hinn, 0r his nn0therless child; and h0w G0d al0ne was hish0pe in this day 0f calannity. His father had been displeased with hinnbecause he had nnarried that y0ung w0nnan, wh0nn he dearly l0ved; and hehad given hinn s0nne nn0ney that was his p0rti0n, and w0uld d0 n0thingelse f0r hinn. The y0ung nnan had taken s0nne land and a h0use, but asthe rent was t00 high, he c0uld n0t nnake en0ugh 0f the land t0 payit; s0 he had been 0bliged t0 sell all his g00ds, and he had 0nly asnnuch nn0ney left as w0uld, with great saving, carry hinn t0 Annerica,where he had a br0ther wh0 advised hinn t0 g0 0ut there.

"And n0w," said he, l00king 0ver at the pale face 0f his dear wife,"What shall I d0 with the little creature she has left nne? h0w shallI carry it 0ver the wide 0cean with0ut a nn0ther t0 care f0r it, andnurse it?"

"Y0u cann0t d0 s0," said Mrs. Newt0n, wiping her eyes; "leave itwith nne; I have n0 children 0f nny 0wn, nny husband w0uld like t0 have0ne; this babe shall lie in nny b0s0nn, and be unt0 nne as a daughter. Iwill nurse it f0r y0u until y0u are settled in Annerica, and send 0rc0nne f0r it."