Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 156
I dieinnocent, tis not with-out the Will of God,who coulde haveturned mine EnemiesHearts, if twere best;therefore possessyour Soul in Patience. Kiss them all for me, thus and thus ... soe gave meback into Danceys Arms, the Guards about him alleweeping; but I coulde not thus lose Sight of him… … And did Cast mt Arms aboutFathers Neck. 124 Historic Scenes in Fiction Drops standing on his dear Brow, and the big Tearswere swelling into his Eyes. He whispered, Meg,for Christs Sake dont unman me ! thoult not denymy last Request ? I sayd, Oh ! no ! and at onceloosened mine Arms. Gods Blessing be…
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