Giles Corey, Yeoman : a Play
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Martha Corey, you are now in the hands of authority. Tell me now why you hurt these persons.
Martha. I do not. I pray your wor- ships give me leave to go to prayer.
Hathorne. We have not sent for you to go to prayer, but to confess that you are a witch.
Martha. I am no witch. I am a gos- pel woman. There is no such thing as a witch. Shall I confess that I am what doth not exist ? It were not only a lie, but a fool's lie.
Mercy. There is a black man whisper- ing in her ears.
Hathorne. What saith... the black man to you, goodwife ?
Martha. I pray your worships to ask the maid. Perchance, since she sees him, she can also hear what he saith better than I.
Hatho7-ne. Why do you not tell how the devil comes in your shape and hurts these maids?
Martha. How can I tell how? I was never acquaint with the ways of the devil. I leave it to those wise maids who are so well acquaint to tell how.
Perchance he hath whispered it in their ears.
Afflicted Girls. Oh, there is a yellow bird ! There is a yellow bird perched on her head !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martha Corey, you are now in the hands of authority. Tell me now why you hurt these persons.
Martha. I do not. I pray your wor- ships give me leave to go to prayer.
Hathorne. We have not sent for you to go to prayer, but to confess that you are a witch.
Martha. I am no witch. I am a gos- pel woman. There is no such thing as a witch. Shall I confess that I am what doth not exist ? It were not only a lie, but a fool's lie.
Mercy. There is a black man whisper- ing in her ears.
Hathorne. What saith... the black man to you, goodwife ?
Martha. I pray your worships to ask the maid. Perchance, since she sees him, she can also hear what he saith better than I.
Hatho7-ne. Why do you not tell how the devil comes in your shape and hurts these maids?
Martha. How can I tell how? I was never acquaint with the ways of the devil. I leave it to those wise maids who are so well acquaint to tell how.
Perchance he hath whispered it in their ears.
Afflicted Girls. Oh, there is a yellow bird ! There is a yellow bird perched on her head !
What to read after Giles Corey, Yeoman : a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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