 | James Russell Trumbull - 1898 - 668 pages
...it fell out that a wrattle snake bitt him by the Tongue and there he dyed." " These things," he says "doe something run in my mind that I cannot have my mind from this woman y* if shee be not right this way, shee may be a cause of these things, though I desire to look to ye... | |
 | Francis Trevelyan Miller - 1913 - 702 pages
...Hannum testified that he had a "falling out" with Mary Parsons about the use of her brother John's (John Bliss) oxen. After that he lost, by disease,...mind that I cannot have my mind from this woman." A Mrs. Hannum was also a witness. She lived a short distance from Mrs. Parsons on Market Street. She... | |
 | Henry Parsons - 1912 - 646 pages
...Hannum testified that he had a ''falling out'' with Mary Parsons about the use of her brother John's (John Bliss) oxen. After that he lost, by disease,...mind that I cannot have my mind from this woman." A Mrs. Hannum was also a witness. She lived a short distance from Mrs. Parsons on Market Street. She... | |
 | David D. Hall - 1999 - 388 pages
...to eat for it fell out, that a rattlesnake bit him by the tongue and there he died. These things do something run in my mind that I cannot have my mind from this woman that if she be not right this way she may be a cause of these things, though I desire to look at the... | |
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Within three days after I was goinge to Windsor with my oxen and cart, and about 4 miles from our town as I was goinge, whether my oxe hung out his Tongue or whether he went to eat, soe it fell out that a wrattle snake bitt him by the Tongue and there... 