...John Ive, fishing in great Spie-pond, is arrested with mortal sickness which renders him in a maiier speechless and senseless ; dies next day ; buried...the knowledge of his notoriously wicked life made me fcick of going; and Mr. Mather, the president, came in just as I was ready to step out, and so I staid...

...pardon of error in our ways — which made me think whether it were not best to overlook all, and go on. /This day John Ive, fishing in great Spie-pond, is...arrested with mortal sickness which renders him in a maner speechless and senseless ; dies next day ; buried at Charlestown on the Wednesday. Was a very...

...account between his conscience and his interest upon the occasion of the death of a reprobate : — " This day, John Ive, fishing in great Spie-pond, is...arrested with mortal sickness which renders him in a maiier speechless and senseless. Dies next day ; buried at Charlestown on the Wednesday. Was a very...

...sickness which renders him in a mafier speechless and senseless. Dies next day ; buried at Charlcstown on the Wednesday. Was a very debauched, atheistical...man. I was not at his Funeral. Had gloves sent me, hut the knowledge of his notoriously wicked life made me sick of going ; and Mr. Mather, the president,...

...averse. His liking for funerals and their aeeompaniments is oddly shown in the following passage: — "This day .John Ive, fishing in great Spie-pond, is arrested with mortal siekness whieh renders him in a maner speeehless and senseless; dies next day; buried at Charlestown...

...pardon of error in our ways — which made me think whether it were not best to overlook all, and go on. This day John Ive, fishing in great Spie-pond, is...arrested with mortal sickness which renders him in a maner speechless and senseless; dies next day; buried at Charlestown on the Wednesday. Was a very debauched,...