Colonial Plays for the School Room
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Faith How can they prove her to be a witch ?
Mercy Oh, there are several ways. The best of all, however, is to bring the bewitched children on COLONIAL PLAYS FOR THE SCHOOL-ROOM 37 the witness stand. Then, if the witch can get them to come to her, surely, then, they are bewitched.
Faith But all children go to Granny Blackwell. She has ever a sugar plum or a sweet cake in her pocket, and the children are glad to come when she calls.
Hope Nevertheless, it is a test. Mercy, I saw you churning ever... so long this morning. Did your butter finally come ?
Mercy There was a witch spell on it, I am sure, for as soon as I dropped a hot horseshoe into the cream, it separated right away and the butter was as nice as you please.
Hope Ah! There are witches eveywhere it seems. Only last week, I dreamed of black cats and the very next day I saw a black cat, just as I was entering the woods below Dame Little's cabin. You may be sure I ran home as fast as I could.
Chanty I suppose that some one will accuse Dame Little of being a witch because she lives all alone with no company but her black cat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Faith How can they prove her to be a witch ?
Mercy Oh, there are several ways. The best of all, however, is to bring the bewitched children on COLONIAL PLAYS FOR THE SCHOOL-ROOM 37 the witness stand. Then, if the witch can get them to come to her, surely, then, they are bewitched.
Faith But all children go to Granny Blackwell. She has ever a sugar plum or a sweet cake in her pocket, and the children are glad to come when she calls.
Hope Nevertheless, it is a test. Mercy, I saw you churning ever... so long this morning. Did your butter finally come ?
Mercy There was a witch spell on it, I am sure, for as soon as I dropped a hot horseshoe into the cream, it separated right away and the butter was as nice as you please.
Hope Ah! There are witches eveywhere it seems. Only last week, I dreamed of black cats and the very next day I saw a black cat, just as I was entering the woods below Dame Little's cabin. You may be sure I ran home as fast as I could.
Chanty I suppose that some one will accuse Dame Little of being a witch because she lives all alone with no company but her black cat.
What to read after Colonial Plays for the School Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff to read onlineMoreLess
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