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no other Terms, but that (he would never difown him
whilft flie lived, and feemed to ftiew a greater Concern
for him than for herfelf, by endeavouring to extenuate
his Guilt, faying, ' He was not fo guilty as was believ'd ;'
fbe was daily fending from the Mafter's-fide, where fhe
lay, to the Condemn'd-Hold in which he was coniin'd, to
enquire after his Health.
Whilft fhe lay in Cuftody fhe was taught to believe
that the Confeffion of IVood and Billing could no Ways