while binding him in the Mill.) and led Your about a mile: your refused to walk any further, and they put him upon a horse and tied his legs under the horse, and , the aforesaid school Master, led the horse as fast as he could make his way, through a by way thicket and by way to the house of the aforesaid Here the Kidnappers eat and drank, and after they had unbound me, for they had bound me so tight that I was in great pain, I was also suffered to partake
They then put me upon the horse again, and bound me, and started for the . the said schoolmaster leading the horse, when he came near a school house where there was a meeting they came to a halt: sent messengers to the meeting, and, the course of haff [p. [2]]