 | History - 1831 - 884 pages
...to the captain, who stood by and lighted him. Bankes and myself were on the floor of the barn still. Then the captain and Taylor got upon the mow, and...they dragged him across the floor, and into the hole in the opposite bay which Taylor had dug for him, and soon covered it up. 1 cannot tell whether he... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1831 - 926 pages
...him. Bankes and myself were on the floor of the barn still. Then the captain and Taylor got upon die mow, and pulled Hemming down to the front of the mow....they dragged him across the floor, and into the hole in the opposite bay which Taylor had dug for him, and soon covered it up. 1 cannot tell whether he... | |
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... where dogs and rats had scratched holes. He threw out a spadeful or two of soil, and cleaned it from the side of the wall. ' This will do for him,' said Taylor to the captain, who stood by and lighted him. Bankes and myself were on the floor of the... 