...4 ; and K. Burroughs' Declaration of the Sad and Great Penecution and Martyrdom, <$cc. that said, " If she would return, she might come down and save her life," she answered, "Nay, I cannot, for in obedience to the will of the Lord God I came, and in His will...

...ladder, feme faid to her, that if (he would return, fhe might come down, and fave her life. To which fhe replied, " Nay, I cannot, for in obedience to the will of the Lord I came, and in his will I abide faithful to death." Then Capt. James Webb faid, "that fhe had been there before, and had the fentence...

...mile distant from the prison. When she came there, and had ascended the ladder, she was told, that if she would return she might come down and save her...; for in obedience to the will of the Lord I came, aud in his will I abide faithful to the death." She was then charged with being guilty of her own blood;...

...mile distaut % from the prison. \Y-hen she came there, and had Ascended the ladder, she was told, that if she would return she might come down and save her...cannot ; for in obedience to the will of the Lord I ciime, and in his will I abide faithful to the deatlT." She was then charged with being guilty of her...

...came there, and had ascended the ladder, she v. ;r; told, tint if she would return she might come doun and save her life, to which she replied: " .Nay, I...the will of the Lord I came, and in his will I abide faithful to the death." She was then charged with being gtiilty of her own blood; on which she replied...

...mile. With this guard she came to the gallows, and being gone up the ladder, some said to her, that if she would return, she might come down and save...to the will of the Lord I came, and in his will I ahide faithful to the death.' Then captain John Webb said, that she had been there before, and had...

...mile. With this guard she came to the gallows, and being gone up the ladder, some said to her, that if she would return, she might come down and save...will of . the Lord I came, and in his will I abide faithful to death." Then Captain John Webb said, that she had been there before, and had the sentence...

...some said to her, that ' if she would return, she might yet save her life,' bat she replied, 1 Nay in obedience to the will of the Lord I came, and in his will I abide faithful to the death.1 She was executed on Boston Common, June 1st, 1660. The course of these outrages...

...her by some standers by, that even now, she might come down and save her life. " Nay," said she, " I cannot ; for in obedience to the will of the Lord, I came ; and in his will, I abide faithful to death." Several remarks were addressed to her by the standers-by, but mostly of a malignant...

...a mile. Thus guarded she came to the gallows, and being gone up the ladder, some said to her, that if she would return, she might come down and save...the will of the Lord I came, and in His will I abide faithful to death." Then captain John Webb said^that " She had been there before, and had the sentence...