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...jailor knocked him down with a massy iron key which he held in his hand ; and Brown was carried back lifeless, and covered with blood, to his cell. " Mrs. Brown died ; and her husband was denied •ven the sad privilege of closing her eyes. He lingered for some time, till, at last, he called me...

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...with a massy iron key which he held in his hand ; and Brown was carried back, senseless and bleeding, to his cell! Mrs Brown died ; and her husband was...privilege of closing her eyes. He lingered for some time ill ; till, at last, he called me one day, and gazing on me, while a faint smile played upon his lips,...

...gaoler knocked him down with a massive iron key which he held in his hand ; and Brown was carried back lifeless and covered with blood to his cell. Mrs....faint smile played upon his lips, he said he believed that death was more kind than his creditors.' After a fow convulsive struggles ho expirt'd." 475. Study...