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I I i .ill i lllll [ 230 3 he knock'd a long Time at the Door, and endeavour'd to pufh it open, but could not; continuing thus near half an Hour, and making a great Noife, a Woman lent him a Ladder to ftep into the Window, when lie was ready to go in, the Wife came quietly and faid. Stop Robin, don't break open the Windo-iv, Til open the Door ; then he went in at the Door, and fhe for Ex- cufe pretended to have been in a deep Sleep. When fhe confelTed the other Matter, he ask'd her what Ihe was doing that Night ? She faid, There luas, a Man nvho did not li've t'ery far off in Company luith her, and that Ihe let him out at the back Door, and then un- dreffed herfelf, that fhe might appear to have been in Bed, and this was the Occafion of her delaying fo long to let him in. After this it could not be thought he entertained any good Opinion of her. Nothwithftand- ing thefe his Afperfions, the poor unfortunate Woman had an excellent CharaiSer of all the Neighbourhood, for her Behaviour and Conduft, both as to her Mode- fly, and in other Refpefts, as feveral Perfons who came to fee him under Sentence told me, and that they never heard, nor could they believe any ill Report of her. On the other Hand it was fufpefted that he went after llrange Women, and he was told, that he had been familiar with a Woman whofe Hulband took it fo to Heart, that he fell fick and died, and when he was a dying, he faid to his Wife, Your keeping Company 'with fuch a Man hath broken my Heart, the only Requeji I ask af you is, That you do fo no more ; but he dying, his Ad- vice was not comply'd with. I asked him about thefa Things, he faid, lie ne-ver kept a Mijirefs, altho^ he could not altogether plead Innocence, only. That he had not been much guilty that Way. While he was a Sailor he faid, he had been over moft Part of America and the Wefi-Indies, and that once ferving in Capt. Hinds\ Ship, they were taken by the Pyrates, on the Coaft of America, and being all put on Board the Pyrate Ship, the Captain came down to them in the Hold, and exhorted them to fign the Ar- ticles I
[ 231 3 tides, they all with one Confent refufed, then the Py- rate faid, Gentlemen, it's to no Purpofe to ufe more Words, advance, come up to the Deck; they all came to the Quarter-Deck, then the Captain called for a Quarto Bible and laid it on a Table, then the Captain went down to the Cabbin, and brought up a drawn Sword and a cock'd Piftol, the Piftol he gave to a Black, and faid to him, Whoever of thefe Men doth not vohat I com- mand him Jhoot him thro'' the Head, vihich if you don't do, ril Jiabyou dead thro' the Body ; and in Confirma- tion he added a Volley of monttrous hellilh Oaths ; then they open'd the Bible, and four Men were order'd to lay on each of them his Right Hand upon a Corner of the Book, and to fwear by God and the holy Evange- lifts, That they iK'Ould difcover no Secrets pertaining to the Ship the Good Fortune, and that they vjould to the ut- moft of their Ponjoer do every Thing contributing to the Good thereof, and faithfully lay open, in order to prevent all Plots and Confpiracies againft the faid Ship or Crenv. This was the Subftance of the Oath, and thirteen Men, which was the whole Ships Crew fwore it, four at a Time, while the Captain flood, holding the naked Cutlafs pointed to the Black's Breaft, and the Black holding the cock'd Piftol directed towards the Men, and faying, Sivear, fvaear Lads, Sign, fign, brave Boys, or elje Pll obey Orders. Then the Pyrate Captain faid, Inx-illnot force the Captain into the Service, but Fillet you go free Sir; but he added another Chain of dread- ful Oaths, If you don't advertife thefe thirteen Men as forc'd into our Service, and that they fgn'd the Articles agaivjl their Will, at the firft Port or I/land you come to, if ever I ?neet vjith you again, Pll cut you into fmall Co Hops. The Pyrates (he faid) fent fome of their Men on board the Ship they had taken, but the new Adventu- rers they kept on board their own Ship. Hallam ftaid only eleven Days with them, for he with one of his Ship Mates, pretending to go for fomething in a Boat, with Difficulty made their Efcape, and went to Marti- nko. iNi
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[ 6] -^ wSt'-rf^'* ^he folkiving is
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[ 8 ] tser'd at Worcejfer, they und
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..i [10] ^ -JC As to his Wife, Ihe
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[ JM that ftie foon after propofed
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I 14 I accordingly, and for which M
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[18] and Information was given to t
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I 1 If •{ 20 ] die; ihe anfwer'd,
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[ 22 ] In the mean Time Mrs. Hayes
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[24] "coQrfcj^feem'd to refleft upo
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[26] Being at Mrs. Hayes's Door, Ju
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[ 28 ] not inform him that ftie and
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likBtinHaiuiMi I 32 ] Having thus m
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C 34] Thomas Wcad, and Catherine Ha
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[ 36] no other Terms, but that (he
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[ 38 I , her ar.d cry'ii, and'would
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[40] His Father dying fome Years be
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t42 J the Fafl. he had committed, a
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[ 44 J The following Account Edward
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[ 46 ] him to recover himfelf from
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[4S ] on any Perfon who (hould dare
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ISO] De-h-Fay, Under Secretary of S
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[ 50 ind being convifted, was execu
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[54] in the Morning when the Keeper
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[5H Gentlemen, whether any fuch Per
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[58] They were very pleafant and me
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[6o3 wherein he continued for the S
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merly. Being arrived at the fatal T
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[ %] knew of any fuchEflatC} yet ow
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[66] kdted he faid, he had no Tempt
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[ 68 ] cution, a Man faid, that he
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[70] that he came up to Chapel, whe
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[ 72 ] * length of Days, and Prpfpe
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MiJi [74] ' feftual Stop to all fuc
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[76] ordtT to bring them to Juftice
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[78] This was the ufual Method I pr
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[So] his Draught, by advancing the
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•1^ WouTd admit of, and the Place
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[ S6] By the fame means we got into
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.'i" [ 8S ] Companions who were nex
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'^dSb^ZH i 90 ] Shop, where we fill
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[92] eJecrepit old Men, who will ta
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[94] He acknowledg'd he had for fev
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i'dk ~. [9H Ihe following is an Acc
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,(*' ^ r 93 ] Watch, and his Silver
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[ JOO ] at lirfl View might appear
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[ 102 ] cf the Rules, wliicli coft
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[ i04 1 i-obbM, in order to give hi
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[ io6 ] of 100/. or more, and be fu
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[ io8 ] the PiUoI was, and juft as
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[no] Oiir iirft Acquaintance commen
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112 ] no difficult Matter, as his H
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told you before, and this which I l
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i .l*i bout 13/. in Silver, the Gen
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I i f 1,8] svhich Js a barbarous vi
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t 120 J fecquitced, bring an Appeal
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I I '•! I i22 ] 50 as to caufe t?
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'"r::..'*1 ! !ij I II I 124 ] wilh
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Hi [ 125 ] been given, fome of the
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,/*' [ 132 ] the Mailer ? The Boatf
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wt 1134 ] them to fet a Foot abaft
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i'ly'M [ 136 ] r In the third Place
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ay [ 138 I then they fent their Boa
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'•! • i w i HO J and they began
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. [ 142 ] wg, had a kind of a fava^
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if [ H4 1 of his Villainies, and te
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wt [ 146 ] This was the laft Prize
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[ HS ] iity they were in of careeni
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[ I50 ] rf finking the Ship j tut t
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[ 152 I this file recover'd fome Co
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II [ 154 ] to W5re the Ship; and in
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Ml: [ 15M Now Mr. Tea thought he mi
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Ilj^ [ 1^0 ] ' Upon this Letter, an
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ill till t .62] Mr. Fea perceiving
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him with having betrayed them ; and
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In t i66] Thus ended their defperat
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[ i68 ] This necefiarily took up a
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U 1 :^.ii [ 170 ] "having their Thr
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3 [ 172 ] merit, upon which he had
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:J.. [1743 cordingly Goiv, WilHams,
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[176] Work-Houfe; he was put into t
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1^ [ 178 ] While he was under Sente
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Page 226 and 227: have been afted by a number of Perf
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11 ill [ 2§0 ] liing my Leave, he
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Ji4# [ 282 ] ' hayeorder'd to bring
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[ 284] 1 vvas a little picqncd at~m
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[ 286] ever fmce my Enlargement, wh
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ii [ 288 ] coming a little to myfel
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[ 290 ]• *" 'jnfiiaed opon liim,
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yi I 292 ] iflto Tears, which caufe
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i I I 294 3 Next Morning betimes I
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* there were feveral Gentlemen and
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[^98 ] Guinefis, one Broad Piece, v
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[ 3O0 ] meeting together, they conc
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[ 5P2 ] wilful Spii'it, void of all
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m\ [ 304 ] ly, and continu'd to do
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Il> [30^1 P>e_ Behaviour and Confef
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Ill the Head, which he had certainl
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lit C 3IC* ] was not cruel or delig
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The Copy of Mr, Gordon'j Letter to
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C 314 ] While under Sentence he beh
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M after which they were taking up,
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ii M [ 318 ] Stairs the Colonel fho
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t 320 ] tUefoUo^hj^ Account Whitloc
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JH i 322 ] sHif fc^'lii'm,'which I
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i .11 [ 3M } thel) went on the Effe
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!: I •% [ 326 ] have done well in
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[ 32S ] tence of Death, and was han
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W'\\' t n I [ 330 J arid expelled I
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322 3, iBÂ^?'.i'i-S.t. :A\(o Netvc
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a [ 534 3 I obferv'd to be very wel
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\ icr.Tible that Perfcns v/ho are n
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I h(^ iwr [ 338 ] Plunder, but neve
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i H [ 340 ] ted to break open the L
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f 342 J fented to ; but now fmcerel
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h I 3U ] 7'i>e follo'-jDing Robberi
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[ 346 ] knock'd at the Door, which
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[348 3 I fl^ alarming the Neighbour
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» t 250 ] to fpeak, whereupon Greg
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t [ 3-5^ 1 Altho'' in this Robbery
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In [ 354 ] of his Whip, and then ti
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\l. 356] it Iiappen'd that one Mr.
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[ S58 ] Piftols; whereupon Gregory
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Piftok ; and pr« the Co) into hi.'
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ai i\ VI o'. g' ni ti a R hi P; o'
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