 | 1819 - 280 стор.
...with the gout. The exercise revived him a little ; but he presently became exceedingly pale, and then grew very faint; a profuse sweating ensued; and soon...insensibility ; and, in this situation, he was put in the cart, and conveyed to Tyburn. In his way to the place of execution, the populace treated this... | |
 | Andrew Knapp, William Baldwin (Attorney at law) - 1824 - 528 стор.
...ensued, and suon afterwards hi-, stomach discharged the greatest part of the laudanum. Though hu was somewhat recovered, he was nearly in a state of insensibility...way to the place of execution the populace treated this offender with remarkable severity, incessantly pelting him with stones, dirt, &c. and execrating... | |
 | Andrew Knapp, William Baldwin (Attorney at law) - 1824 - 612 стор.
...revived him a little, but he presently became exceedingly pale, then grew very faint; a profuse (wealing ensued, and soon afterwards his stomach discharged the greatest part of the laudanum. Though he was somewhat recovered, he was nearly in a state of insensibility ; and in this situation he was put into... | |
 | William McAdoo - 1927 - 336 стор.
...they obliged him to walk, which he could not have done alone, being much afflicted with the gout. The exercise revived him a little but he soon became exceedingly...situation he was put into the cart and conveyed to Tyburn. On his way to the place of execution the populace treated him with remarkable severity, incessantly... | |
 | William McAdoo - 1927 - 346 стор.
...they obliged him to walk, which he could not have done alone, being much afflicted with the gout. The exercise revived him a little but he soon became exceedingly...situation he was put into the cart and conveyed to Tyburn. On his way to the place of execution the populace treated him with remarkable severity, incessantly... | |
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Wild being observed by two of his fellowprisoners, they advised him to rouse his spirits that he might be able to attend to the devotional exercises, and taking him by the arms, they obliged him to walk, which he could not have done alone, being much... 