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Page 6
... to go to mass , during the life of his brother , was the chief cause of the general
dislike in which he was held . Even Charles , giddy and careless as he was in
general , saw the imprudence of James ' conduct , and significantly told him on ...
... to go to mass , during the life of his brother , was the chief cause of the general
dislike in which he was held . Even Charles , giddy and careless as he was in
general , saw the imprudence of James ' conduct , and significantly told him on ...
Page 16
Their home was outside the village of Salem , and for days they did not have a
visitor ; but two or three of their neighbors had seen the stranger while at their
house , yet they told no one about him . His mysterious disappearance was kept
a ...
Their home was outside the village of Salem , and for days they did not have a
visitor ; but two or three of their neighbors had seen the stranger while at their
house , yet they told no one about him . His mysterious disappearance was kept
a ...
Page 61
Stevens went below and told his wife of the fugitive . Ester Stevens was the
daughter of General Goffe , the regicide , who had been hunted for years by
Charles II . for signing the death warrant of the king's father and serving in the
army of ...
Stevens went below and told his wife of the fugitive . Ester Stevens was the
daughter of General Goffe , the regicide , who had been hunted for years by
Charles II . for signing the death warrant of the king's father and serving in the
army of ...
Page 62
... in the saddle . " " And does Cora know of this ? ” “ I have told her all . ” The
father shuddered . In the pride of his soul 62 THE WITCH OF SALEM .
... in the saddle . " " And does Cora know of this ? ” “ I have told her all . ” The
father shuddered . In the pride of his soul 62 THE WITCH OF SALEM .
Page 63
... halted only to refresh themselves with a cold breakfast , and pushed on . Three
days Robert journeyed with them , and then , on the border of Maryland , he
halted and told them of a land now within their reach , where the Quakers dwelt .
... halted only to refresh themselves with a cold breakfast , and pushed on . Three
days Robert journeyed with them , and then , on the border of Maryland , he
halted and told them of a land now within their reach , where the Quakers dwelt .
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Bibliographic information
| 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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