...Lesly." "Is it Norman ? " asked the unhappy man, remembering probably the bond of manrent ; " I must have Norman ; he is my friend." " Nay, I am not Norman,"...earnestly implored mercy, stabbed him repeatedly. But Melville, a milder fanatic, who professed to murder, not from passion, but religious duty, reproved...

...Lesly." "Is it Norman ? " asked the unhappy man, remembering probably the bond of manrent ; " I must have Norman ; he is my friend." " Nay, I am not Norman,"...earnestly implored mercy, stabbed him repeatedly. But Melville, a milder fanatic, who professed to murder, not from passion, but religious duty, reproved...

...Lesly." "Is it Norman ? " asked the unhappy man, remembering probably the bond of manrent ; " I must have Norman ; he is my friend." " Nay, I am not Norman,"...furiously upon their victim, who earnestly implored 1 Knox's History, pp. 71-2. Letter, James Lindsey to Lord Wharton. — State Paper Office. — See...

...Lesly.' 'Is it Norman? asked the unhappy man, remembering probably the bond of Manrent; ' I must have Norman, he is my friend.' ' Nay, I am not Norman,'...from within. The conspirators now rushed in : and Leslie and Carmichael throwing themselves furiously on their victim, who earnestly implored mercy,...

...Lesley." " Is it Norman ?" asked the unhappy man, remembering probably the bond of manrent ; " I must have Norman ; he is my friend." " Nay, I am not Norman,"...from within. The conspirators now rushed in ; and Lesley and Carmichael throwing themselves furiously upon their victim, who earnestly implored mercy,...

...— ' Is it Norman?' asked the unhappy man, remembering probably the bond of manrent.1 ' I must have Norman, he is my friend.' — ' Nay, I am not Norman,'...unlocked from within. The conspirators now rushed in, and Lesley and Caimichael throwing themselves furiously upon their victim, who earnestly implored mercy,...

...'Is it Norman?' — asked the unhappy man, remembering probably the bond of manrent. ' I must have Norman, he is my friend.' — ' Nay, I am not Norman,'...unlocked from within. The conspirators now rushed in, and Lesley and Carmichael throwing themselves furiously upon their victim, who earnestly implored mercy,...

...Norman ?" asked the ггпЬарру man, remembering, probably, the bond of manrent ; " I must have Norman ; he is my friend." " Nay, I am not Norman,"...answered the ruffian, " but John, and with me ye must Ъе contented ;" upon which he called for fire, and was about to apply it to the door, when it was...

..." Is it Norman ? " asked the unhappy man, remembering probably the bond of manrent ; " I must have Norman ; he is my friend." "Nay, I am not Norman,"...from within. The conspirators now rushed in ; and Lesley and Carmichael throwing themselves furiously upon their victim, who earnestly implored mercy,...

...and murdered the object of their enmity with many circumstances of cruelty." [1546-1547 AD] Leslie and Carmichael throwing themselves furiously upon...who earnestly implored mercy stabbed him repeatedly. But Melville, a milder fanatic, who professed to murder not from passion but religious duty, reproved...