Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 68
ll dear; Now I must have torment withoutend. Woe is me, for there is none to help me; I dare not, Icannot look for mercy from God, for I have abandoned him ;I have denied him to be my God, and given up myself to theDevil to be his for ever \ and now the time is almost expired,and I must be… … Chap-Books of the Eighteenth Century. the Devil would fetch him away. This made the Doctors heartto ache ; but to divert himself he sent for some Doctors, Mastersand Batchelors of Arts, and other students to dine with him forwhom he provided a great store of varieties, ^\^th musick andthe like ;…
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