Ellen Duncan; And the Proctor's Daughter
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It had been broken here and there, but waspieced with different colored cloths, so as to appear a motley andstrange garment; and her bony feet were bare and unprotected. Nanny, from different circumstances, was unanimously elected the witch orbugbear of the village; and though the brats were then so busy annoyingher, at night, or in a lonesome place, they would fly like lightningeven at her approach; and some of them actually trembled while shouting, though they did not like to exhibit their fe...ar to their companions. Inthe first place, she lived completely alone in a hovel on the mountainside, where, save heath, rock, and fern, there was not a single thingon which the eye could rest; then, no one knew from whence she came, and lights were frequently seen shining through her unglazed windows athours when spirits were supposed to be abroad; besides, more than oncea group of dark figures had been observed standing at twilight nearher door, and were always set down as ministering demons, awaiting thepleasure of their mistress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had been broken here and there, but waspieced with different colored cloths, so as to appear a motley andstrange garment; and her bony feet were bare and unprotected. Nanny, from different circumstances, was unanimously elected the witch orbugbear of the village; and though the brats were then so busy annoyingher, at night, or in a lonesome place, they would fly like lightningeven at her approach; and some of them actually trembled while shouting, though they did not like to exhibit their fe...ar to their companions. Inthe first place, she lived completely alone in a hovel on the mountainside, where, save heath, rock, and fern, there was not a single thingon which the eye could rest; then, no one knew from whence she came, and lights were frequently seen shining through her unglazed windows athours when spirits were supposed to be abroad; besides, more than oncea group of dark figures had been observed standing at twilight nearher door, and were always set down as ministering demons, awaiting thepleasure of their mistress.
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