Blue-Beard
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The information was read to him at length in the Latin lan- guage, and explained, section by section, in the common French. Gilles responded to the first fourteen articles, admitting in succession the powers of the Bishop and of the Vice-In- quisitor, the lawful constitution of the court, and that he was a member of the Church, and that the venue, as laid, was within the jurisdic- tion. Being further interrogated, he, however, denied all dealings with the Evil One, all per- formances of magic, ...all attempts at sorcery, or that he had ever, either by himself or by an- other, sought to have communication with the Evil One, or to invoke his power in any way in order to obtain riches, power, or long life.
He admitted that he had once possessed a Gilles's Trial 127 book that treated of alchemy and of the invo- cation of demons ; that he had obtained it from a soldier who had been thrown in prison at Angers ; that he had talked with the soldier upon that subject, but had done nothing more — he had returned the book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The information was read to him at length in the Latin lan- guage, and explained, section by section, in the common French. Gilles responded to the first fourteen articles, admitting in succession the powers of the Bishop and of the Vice-In- quisitor, the lawful constitution of the court, and that he was a member of the Church, and that the venue, as laid, was within the jurisdic- tion. Being further interrogated, he, however, denied all dealings with the Evil One, all per- formances of magic, ...all attempts at sorcery, or that he had ever, either by himself or by an- other, sought to have communication with the Evil One, or to invoke his power in any way in order to obtain riches, power, or long life.
He admitted that he had once possessed a Gilles's Trial 127 book that treated of alchemy and of the invo- cation of demons ; that he had obtained it from a soldier who had been thrown in prison at Angers ; that he had talked with the soldier upon that subject, but had done nothing more — he had returned the book.
What to read after Blue-Beard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, Thomas, 1832-1902. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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