Columbian Historical Novels, Volume 7R.H. Whitten Company, 1906 |
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Page 11
... children played their part with a vividness of representation . and artistic skill of expression hardly surpassed in scenic representation on the stage . The superstition of the Middle Ages was embodied in real action , with all its ...
... children played their part with a vividness of representation . and artistic skill of expression hardly surpassed in scenic representation on the stage . The superstition of the Middle Ages was embodied in real action , with all its ...
Page 32
... children , for parents sometimes chide their children too severely , nor brothers only , for brothers differ . The friendship between me and you , I will not compare to a chain , for that rains might rust , or the falling tree might ...
... children , for parents sometimes chide their children too severely , nor brothers only , for brothers differ . The friendship between me and you , I will not compare to a chain , for that rains might rust , or the falling tree might ...
Page 33
... children or to the stranger the words of William Penn . New Eng- land had just terminated a disastrous war of exter- mination . The Dutch were scarcely ever at peace with the Algonkins . The laws of Maryland refer to Indian hostilities ...
... children or to the stranger the words of William Penn . New Eng- land had just terminated a disastrous war of exter- mination . The Dutch were scarcely ever at peace with the Algonkins . The laws of Maryland refer to Indian hostilities ...
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... children were all taught some useful trade . When factors wronged their employees , they were to make satisfaction and one - third over . All causes for irreligion and vulgarity were to be suppressed , and no man was to be molested for ...
... children were all taught some useful trade . When factors wronged their employees , they were to make satisfaction and one - third over . All causes for irreligion and vulgarity were to be suppressed , and no man was to be molested for ...
Page 38
... Philadelphia , the virgin settlement of this province , my soul prays to God for thee , that thou mayest stand in the day of trial , and that thy children may be blessed . " He stood on the deck of the ship which was 38 THE WITCH OF SALEM .
... Philadelphia , the virgin settlement of this province , my soul prays to God for thee , that thou mayest stand in the day of trial , and that thy children may be blessed . " He stood on the deck of the ship which was 38 THE WITCH OF SALEM .
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Abigail Williams accused Adelpha Leisler afflicted Andros Ann Putnam answered arms arrested assembly bewitched Boston brother Captain Wadsworth Carolinia Charles Stevens charter child church Cloyse colony Cora Waters Corey Cotton Mather cried dark death declared devil door Dustin England escape eyes face father fire forest friends gazed George Waters girl Goody Nurse governor hand hath heard heart Henry Waters hill horse Hull Indians James Joel Martin John Bly John Louder King King William's war knew live look Lord maid Mary Easty Milborne mother and Cora mysterious negro never night Oracus Parris pastor player prisoner province Rebecca Nurse Robert Stevens Samuel Samuel Parris Sarah Williams savages seemed seen seized sent slave strange stranger superstition thought tion Tituba told torment tree turned Verily village voice William Penn WITCH OF SALEM witchcraft woman wounded York young