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Page 76
With a laugh , Charles answered that such manifestations were too common to
merit much comment ; but as a matter of course he asked what the manifestations
were . “ An example of witchcraft . ” At this Charles laughed , and Mr. Parris was ...
With a laugh , Charles answered that such manifestations were too common to
merit much comment ; but as a matter of course he asked what the manifestations
were . “ An example of witchcraft . ” At this Charles laughed , and Mr. Parris was ...
Page 80
She turned upon the youth and , seizing his arm , in a voice trembling with
emotion , said : “ Charles , I beseech of you , as you love life and happiness , do
not say aught against Mr. Parris or witchcraft . We stand on the brink of something
...
She turned upon the youth and , seizing his arm , in a voice trembling with
emotion , said : “ Charles , I beseech of you , as you love life and happiness , do
not say aught against Mr. Parris or witchcraft . We stand on the brink of something
...
Page 88
... was found to be even so . After the burning of the toad , the child recovered . ” "
I did not believe in witchcraft at first , marked Samuel Gray , by way of preface to
some reweird account of his own ; “ but I cannot doubt 88 THE WITCH OF SALEM
.
... was found to be even so . After the burning of the toad , the child recovered . ” "
I did not believe in witchcraft at first , marked Samuel Gray , by way of preface to
some reweird account of his own ; “ but I cannot doubt 88 THE WITCH OF SALEM
.
Page 119
The subject of witchcraft was beginning to excite some attention , and he
managed in almost every sermon to ring in enough of it to keep up the agitation .
In the course of his discourse , he declared : “ The New Englanders are a people
of God ...
The subject of witchcraft was beginning to excite some attention , and he
managed in almost every sermon to ring in enough of it to keep up the agitation .
In the course of his discourse , he declared : “ The New Englanders are a people
of God ...
Page 184
If you become weary with long standing , sit down , and I will pour into your ears
such proofs that you can no longer deny the existence of witchcraft . ” Charles felt
the strange spell of the fanatic's presence , and he merely bowed his head as a ...
If you become weary with long standing , sit down , and I will pour into your ears
such proofs that you can no longer deny the existence of witchcraft . ” Charles felt
the strange spell of the fanatic's presence , and he merely bowed his head as a ...
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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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