Narratives of the Witchcraft Cases 1648 1706
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C. 3 would kill her; for they appeared unto her (hi Spectre, for their persons were kept in other Rooms in the Prison) and brought a sharp pointed iron like a spindle, but four square, and threatned to stab her to death with it; because she had confessed her Witchcraft, and told of them, that they were with her, and that M. C. Above named was the person that made her a Witch. About a month after the said F. Took occasion to tell me the same Story of her] fears that G. B. And J8|. C. 4 would kil...l her, and that the thing was much upon her Spirits. IX. It was not long before M. L. 5 Daughter of said F. Confessed that she rode with her Mother to the said Witch 1 Ann Foster. See above, pp. 244, 366. As her son later alleged, she "suffered imprisonment twenty-one weeks and upon her Try all was condemned for supposed witchcraft . . . And died in prison. " * "Among other things. " 1 Martha Carrier. See above, pp. 241-244.
4 Doubtless a printer's error for M. C. (Martha Carrier).
1 Mary Lacy. See pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. 3 would kill her; for they appeared unto her (hi Spectre, for their persons were kept in other Rooms in the Prison) and brought a sharp pointed iron like a spindle, but four square, and threatned to stab her to death with it; because she had confessed her Witchcraft, and told of them, that they were with her, and that M. C. Above named was the person that made her a Witch. About a month after the said F. Took occasion to tell me the same Story of her] fears that G. B. And J8|. C. 4 would kil...l her, and that the thing was much upon her Spirits. IX. It was not long before M. L. 5 Daughter of said F. Confessed that she rode with her Mother to the said Witch 1 Ann Foster. See above, pp. 244, 366. As her son later alleged, she "suffered imprisonment twenty-one weeks and upon her Try all was condemned for supposed witchcraft . . . And died in prison. " * "Among other things. " 1 Martha Carrier. See above, pp. 241-244.
4 Doubtless a printer's error for M. C. (Martha Carrier).
1 Mary Lacy. See pp.
What to read after Narratives of the Witchcraft Cases 1648 1706?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Lincoln Burr to read onlineMoreLess
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