Fragment of a gruesome execution account in England
The narrative describes a woman condemned to burn alive, stating she was likely suffocated before flames reached her. The author claims the execution was prolonged by continually feeding the fire with wood and straw, causing rapid consumption of bodies and bones scattered into the river.
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England
Iron Crest to Open Next Week at Winter Theatre
The stage pages announce the Iron Crest, with Mr Corman preparing a production amid mixed sentiment about the original novel. Critics debate merits and alterations, noting Colman’s claim of omissions, additions, and liberty taken in Things as They Are.
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Goldsmith