...unfeeling insult upon her husband, and which she was compelled to behold, blasphemingly replied, " To man I can be answerable, and, as for God, I will take him in my own hand." We cannot, we dare not, pursue him beyond the grave; but his journey through this...

...length; but how will ye answer for this morning's work?' With a countenance that belied his words, he answered, ' To men I can be answerable, and as for God, I will take him in my own hands.' Thus saying, he hastily put spurs to his horse, and left her with the corpse. She...

...When tears and entreaties could not prorail, and Claverhouse had shot him dead, 1 am credibly informed the widow said to him, • Well, Sir, you must give...answered, ' To men I can be answerable, and as for Cod, I'll take him into mine own hand.' 1 am well informed, that Claverhouse himgp|f frequently acknowledged...

...length ; — how will ye answer for this morning's work ?' With a countenance that belied his words, he answered, ' To men I can be answerable ; and as for God, I will take Aim in my own hands :' Thus saying, he hastily put spurs to his horse, and left her with the corpse....

...to God for what he had done. To which the hardened and remorseless villain proudly replied, To man I can be answerable ; and as for God, I will take him into my own hand. — The apologists of Claverhouse have been obliged to notice the fact of his becoming the executioner...

...to God for what he had done. To which the hardened and remorseless villain proudly replied, To man I can be answerable ; and as for God, I will take him into my own hand. — The apologists of Claverhouse have been obliged to notice the fact of his becoming the executioner...

...length; but how will ye answer for this morning's work?" With a countenance that belied his words, he answered, " To men I can be answerable ; and as for God, I will take him in my own hands :" Thus saying, he hastily put spurs to his horse, and left her with the corpse. She...

...answer for this morning's work ? " " To man I can be answerable," said the remorseless Claverhouse, " and as for God, I will take him into my own hand !" He then marched away, leaving the poor widow with her husband's mangled corpse ! She set the children...

...that length : — but how will ye make answer for this morning's work ?" — " To man," said he, " I can be answerable ; and as for God I will take him in my own hand," and mounting his horse, marched off with his troop. The poor woman, left with the...

...that length : — but how will ye make answer for this morning's work ?" — " To man," said he, " I can be answerable ; and as for God I will take him in my own hand," and mounting his horse, marched off" with his troop4 The poor woman, left with the...