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-Gov . Stoughton , 330 George Waters cut two stout sticks for crutches , 353
Charles Stevens , do you seek death ? ” 371 Cotton Mather , 880 Witches ' Hill ,
382 Map of the period , • 306 - 1 THE WITCH OF SALEM . CHAPTER I. THE.
-Gov . Stoughton , 330 George Waters cut two stout sticks for crutches , 353
Charles Stevens , do you seek death ? ” 371 Cotton Mather , 880 Witches ' Hill ,
382 Map of the period , • 306 - 1 THE WITCH OF SALEM . CHAPTER I. THE.
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A witch cannot be killed with lead . He would throw the ball in my face and laugh
at me . " The three walked hastily along , casting wary and uneasy glances
behind as the horseman drew nearer . Each trembled lest the horseman should
speak ...
A witch cannot be killed with lead . He would throw the ball in my face and laugh
at me . " The three walked hastily along , casting wary and uneasy glances
behind as the horseman drew nearer . Each trembled lest the horseman should
speak ...
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... the woods . Their more 1 recent hunts had proven successful , for the witches
had 16 THE WITCH OF SALEM .
... the woods . Their more 1 recent hunts had proven successful , for the witches
had 16 THE WITCH OF SALEM .
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Now , if Satan send not a witch to lead my bullets astray , perchance I may have a
venison ere an hour has > > passed . ” He gathered some dry sticks of wood and
, with his flint and steel , quickly kindled a fire . His fire was to keep off the ...
Now , if Satan send not a witch to lead my bullets astray , perchance I may have a
venison ere an hour has > > passed . ” He gathered some dry sticks of wood and
, with his flint and steel , quickly kindled a fire . His fire was to keep off the ...
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To have seen the man with the book was an evil omen , and to sign this book was
the loss of one's eternal soul . “ Did you sign it , John ? ” she asked . “ No. “ God
be praised ! ” 1 CHAPTER II , PENNSYLVANIA . I had a vision : 22 THE WITCH ...
To have seen the man with the book was an evil omen , and to sign this book was
the loss of one's eternal soul . “ Did you sign it , John ? ” she asked . “ No. “ God
be praised ! ” 1 CHAPTER II , PENNSYLVANIA . I had a vision : 22 THE WITCH ...
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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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