Early piety; exemplified in Elizabeth Butcher of Boston

2. Being asked, if she was willing to die, and go to Christ; she said Yes: But Child you know you are a Sinner; she said, Yes: And you know where the Wicked go when they die; she said, Yes, they are cast into Hell: And being asked if she was not afraid of going thither; she said, No, For Christ is an all-sufficient Saviour, and he is able to save me, and I hope he will: Tho' I have not yet seen Christ, yet I hope I shall see him.

2. Being ask'd, if she was willing to die, and go to Christ; she said Yes: But Child you know you are a Sinner; she said, Yes: And you know where the Wicked go when they die; she said, Yes, they are cast into Hell: And being ask'd if she was not afraid of going thither; she said, No, For Christ is an all-sufficient Saviour, and he is able to save me, and I hope he will: Tho' I have not yet seen Christ, yet I hope I shall see him.

3. A while after she said, I am weary of this World, and long to be gone: O when shall I go, O when shall I go! Her Mother asked her, if she was willing to leave her alone? She answered, Yes, For when you die, I hope you will go to Heaven too.

3. A while after she said, I am weary of this World, and long to be gone: O when shall I go, O when shall I go! Her Mother asked her, if she was willing to leave her alone? She answer'd, Yes, For when you die, I hope you will go to Heaven too.

4. She feeling an Alteration in herself, desired her Mother to send for Mr. SEWALL, and when he came, he asked her how she did; she answered, Very weak: He asked her if she was willing to die? She said, Yes: He said, Do you know that you are a Sinner? She said, Yes: He asked her, if she had not heard that there was another and a better World than this? She answered,