spared, he was worth his _place in_ creation, be helpful to others as well as his own famely. As for me, I thought I should never be found wanting with any person in the world. I know my child at home would be taken care of, so it was a mattar of very little defrance to me where the body was left, knowing I had a house not made with hands, eternal in the Heavens. I staid there until the 15 June, 1794, when the house was cleared of all the presnors, and then put to a convent a little out of Town, that was made a prison, caled the Calemaleets,[70] where there was aboute 270 men and whimen, the house very full of people. We arived there aboute nine in the morning, and as Mr. C. and me was shifting aboute the house seeing for a place, standing in the _room_ talking together, he was taken with a fit and fell _as_ dead in my arms. Soon others came to my assistance, _and took_ him out in the yard as dead. It was very seldem _that I_ shed tears, but then I did plentefully, as I was in m_ind_ he was no more; but the language of my heart was _still_ [...] _may_ thy will be done, come life or death, take life _and all_ away, good is the will of the Lord. But praised _be the Lord for_ ever, in the course of an hour he revived, and _was put to_ bed, so that in the course of sume time after _he recovered_. In the garden I seat myself under a tree and _thought of H_agar's words, "Thou, God, seest me." I had a sweet time there until _I was disturbed_ by two young _men_ that came to seat by _me_ [...] with a great m_errime_nt and ladies, and _soon after_ the Lord provided a place for me under the stairs. It was a large stone stairs going down to a under-ground seller. In the daytime I could see a small glimring light, but never so light as to see to read. This was a blessed place again, indeed, where I was out of sight and hearing of all men. Mr. C. got part of a room in the garat, with a young jen^{t.}, whose name was Morrow. The first night I made my bed in the passage close by his door. Friend C. could not bear to see me there. The next morning him, with sume young jen^{t.}, got carpentar's tools and timber, turned to and divided the room in two, so took me in with him again, and there we was again together like two great kings. We could no longer have our food from the tavarn, the distance being too far [...] The good lady that I lodged and boarded with in St. _Paul's_ was brought to the same preson, and a young _gentleman_ with her, her brother son, to which she _had_ d^{r.} C. and me with her to eate. She had her per_vision_ sent from her own house. Blessed be God [...] for such dear Friends. In the course of two _or three_ days I found my strength much failed me. _I had_ more room to walk in than I had before, _and_ long _stairs_ to go up and down over. Mr. C. _discovered_ it, and took me again to reason, saying, "_You are_ of the earth, and the body must be _helped with things_ of the earth; if you continue so, you'll