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ADELPHA LEISLER , 191 . CHAPTER XII . LEISLER'S FATE , 216 . CHAPTER
XIII . CREDULITY RUN MAD , . 234 CHAPTER XIV . THE FATE OF GOODY
NURSE , 256 CHAPTER XV . “ YOUR MOTHER A WITCH ! " . 276 CHAPTER XVI
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ADELPHA LEISLER , 191 . CHAPTER XII . LEISLER'S FATE , 216 . CHAPTER
XIII . CREDULITY RUN MAD , . 234 CHAPTER XIV . THE FATE OF GOODY
NURSE , 256 CHAPTER XV . “ YOUR MOTHER A WITCH ! " . 276 CHAPTER XVI
.
Page 170
... she will go away soon , beyond reach of his calumny . " “ Heaven grant she
may , and right soon , too . ” As Charles was about to leave the house , his him .
mother asked : “ Have you heard that Adelpha Leisler 170 THE WITCH OF
SALEM .
... she will go away soon , beyond reach of his calumny . " “ Heaven grant she
may , and right soon , too . ” As Charles was about to leave the house , his him .
mother asked : “ Have you heard that Adelpha Leisler 170 THE WITCH OF
SALEM .
Page 171
mother asked : “ Have you heard that Adelpha Leisler from New York is coming ?
” “ Adelpha Leisler ! No- " He started , half in joy and half in regret . “ She is .
Surely , you have not forgotten her . ” “ No , mother . I will never forget the pretty
maid ...
mother asked : “ Have you heard that Adelpha Leisler from New York is coming ?
” “ Adelpha Leisler ! No- " He started , half in joy and half in regret . “ She is .
Surely , you have not forgotten her . ” “ No , mother . I will never forget the pretty
maid ...
Page 175
Perhaps they would say something more of Adelpha Leisler ; but he did not
mention her name again , and she almost hoped he cared nothing for her now ,
although he had confessed CHARLES AND MR . PARRIS . 175.
Perhaps they would say something more of Adelpha Leisler ; but he did not
mention her name again , and she almost hoped he cared nothing for her now ,
although he had confessed CHARLES AND MR . PARRIS . 175.
Page 176
That was the knowledge that he had not seen Adelpha for years , and she had
developed from a child to a beautiful woman . Long she sat near the door ,
feeling decidedly guilty at playing the part of an eavesdropper ; but when Charles
rose ...
That was the knowledge that he had not seen Adelpha for years , and she had
developed from a child to a beautiful woman . Long she sat near the door ,
feeling decidedly guilty at playing the part of an eavesdropper ; but when Charles
rose ...
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| Title | Columbian Historical Novels, Volume 7 Columbian Historical Novels, John Roy Musick |
| Author | John Roy Musick |
| Publisher | R.H. Whitten Company, 1906 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 24 Apr 2015 |
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