...would go 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...

...would go 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...

...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...

...cruelty would go to that length ; but how will ye answer for this morning's work?' 'To man,' he said, 'I can be answerable ; and as for God, I will take him in my own hand.' He then mounted his horse and rode off, and left her with the corpse of her dead husband...

...reckoning will come ;' and that the murderer replied — ' To man I can answer for what I have done ; and as for God, I will take him into my own hand ! ' Yet it was rumoured that even on his seared conscience and adamantine heart the dying ejaculations...

...tears and entreaties could not prevail, and Claverhouse had shot him dead, I am credibly informed, the widow said to him, " Well, Sir, you must give...answered, " To men I can be answerable, and as for God, I'll take him into my own hand." I am well informed, that Claverhouse himself frequently acknowledged...

...If you were permitted, I doubt not you would ; but how are ye to answer for this morning's wark." " To men, I can be answerable ; and, as for God, I will take him in my own hands!" And, with these desperate words, he struck spurs to his horse, and led his dragoons...

...reckoning will come ;' and that the murderer replied — ' To man I can answer for what I have done ; and as for God, I will take him into my own hand !' Yet it was rumored that even on his seared conscience and adamantine heart the dying ejaculations...

...'If you were permitted, I doubt not you would; but how are ye to answer for this morning's wark !' ' To men, I can be answerable; and, as for God, I will take him in my own hands ! ' And with these desperate words, he struck spurs to his horse, und led his dragoons...

...If you were permitted, I doubt not you would; but how are ye to answer for this morning's wark?' • To men, I can be answerable; and, as for God, I will take him in my own bands !' And, with these desperate words, be struck tpurs to his borse, and led his dragoons...