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wilh they did not divert him too much from his Duty,"
£nd that fome of them did not under hand buoy him up
with faife Hopes. He hop'd to be fav'd only by the
Merey of God, thro' the Merits of Jefus Chrift, and
that he forgave all the World any Injuries done him, as
he expefted Forgivenefs from Almighty God.
As he was going to the Place of Execution, he de-
fir'd the Officers to flop at Mr. Pain\, at the Green-
Lettice in Holborn, who was his Mailer, and liv'd with
him at the fame Time the Murder was committed:
When he came to -the Door of his faid Matter, he call'd
for a Pint,of Wine, and defir'd to fpeak with him, and
accordingly he came-; then C/;