 | Charles Butler - 1825 - 376 pàgines
...Jesus, the butcher did pull " a piece of his liver out, instead of his heart, and " tumbling his guts out every way, to see if his " heart were not amongst...then, with his " knife, he raked in the body of this most blessed " martyr, who even then called upon Jesus, and " his forehead sweat ; then was it cold,'... | |
 | Charles Butler - 1825 - 372 pàgines
...Jesus, the butcher did pull " a piece of his liver out, instead of his heart, and " tumbling his guts out every way, to see if his " heart were not amongst...then, with his " knife, he raked in the body of this most blessed " martyr, who even then called upon Jesus, and " his forehead sweat ; then was it cold,... | |
 | William Eusebius Andrews - 1826 - 554 pàgines
...upon Jesus, the butcher did pull a piece of his liver out instead of bis heart, and tumbling his guts out every way, to see if his heart were not amongst...was cold, and presently again it burned ; his eyes, noee, and mouth, ran over with blood and water. His patience was admirable, and when his tongue could... | |
 | Richard Challoner - 1839 - 544 pàgines
...upon Jesus, the butcher did pull a piece of his liver out, instead of his heart, and tumbling his guts out every way, to see if his heart were not amongst...then, called on Jesus, and his forehead sweat ; then was it cold, and presently, again it burned ; his eyes, nose, and mouth, run over with blood and water.... | |
 | John Clarke - 1839 - 462 pàgines
...upon Jesus, the butcher did pull a piece of his liver out, instead of his heart, and tumbling his guts out every way to see if his heart were not amongst them ; then with his knife, he raked the body of this most blessed martyr, — who even then called on Jesus, and his forehead sweat ; then... | |
 | Scottish History Society - 1892 - 632 pàgines
...his liver out instead of his heart, and tumbling the entrails out every way to see that his heart was not amongst them, then with his knife he raked in the body of the blessed martyr, who even then called on Jesus.' from village to village, and all the while were... | |
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... took great notice of it ; for all the catholics were pressed away by the unruly multitude, except myself, who never left him, until his head was severed from his body. Whilst he was thus calling upon Jesus, the butcher did pull a piece of his liver... 