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The writings of John Greenleaf Whittier, Volume 5. (ed. John Greenleaf Whittier), Margaret Smith's Journal (search)
nst these people. She furthermore said, that Uncle Rawson and Mr. Broadstreet were much cried out against by the Quakers and their abettors When the woman was hanged, my aunt spent the whole day with Madam Broadstreet, who was so wrought upon that she was fain to take to her bedn to the hanging coming back from the training-field; and when Anne Broadstreet did hear the sound of their feet in the road, she groaned, andt it did seem as if every foot fell upon her heart. Presently Mr. Broadstreet came home, bringing with him the minister, Mr. John Norton. Tr some little time there was scarce a word spoken. At length Madam Broadstreet, turning to her husband and laying her hand on his arm, as waguided men and women. But might not life be spared? asked Madam Broadstreet. Death is a great thing. It is appointed unto all to die, e and more. It is supposed that the freeholders have chosen Mr. Broadstreet for their Governor. The vote, uncle says, is exceeding small,