Salem Witchcraft; With An Account of Salem Village And a History of Opinions On Witchcraft And Kindred Subjects
Salem Witchcraft; With An Account of Salem Village And a History of Opinions On Witchcraft And Kindred Subjects
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From the only other locality of persons of the name of Symonds, at that time, in North Fields near the North Bridge, Witch Hill is also visible, and the only point in that direction that then would have been.
" Witch Hill " is a part of an elevated ledge of rock on the western side of the city of Salem, broken at intervals; beginning at Legg's Hill, and trending northerly. The turnpike from Boston enters Salem through one of the gaps in this ridge, which has been widened, deepened, and graded. ...North of the turn- pike, it rises abruptly to a considerable elevation, called ^' Norman's Rocks." At a distance of between tiiroo and four hundred feet, it sinks again, making a wide and deep guUey ; and then, about a third of a mile from the turnpike, it re-appears, in a precipitous and, at its extremity, inaccessible cliff, of the height of fifty or sixty feet. Its southern and western aspect, as seen from the rough land north of the turnpike, is given in the headpiece of the Third Part, at the begin- ning of this volume.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the only other locality of persons of the name of Symonds, at that time, in North Fields near the North Bridge, Witch Hill is also visible, and the only point in that direction that then would have been.
" Witch Hill " is a part of an elevated ledge of rock on the western side of the city of Salem, broken at intervals; beginning at Legg's Hill, and trending northerly. The turnpike from Boston enters Salem through one of the gaps in this ridge, which has been widened, deepened, and graded. ...North of the turn- pike, it rises abruptly to a considerable elevation, called ^' Norman's Rocks." At a distance of between tiiroo and four hundred feet, it sinks again, making a wide and deep guUey ; and then, about a third of a mile from the turnpike, it re-appears, in a precipitous and, at its extremity, inaccessible cliff, of the height of fifty or sixty feet. Its southern and western aspect, as seen from the rough land north of the turnpike, is given in the headpiece of the Third Part, at the begin- ning of this volume.
What to read after Salem Witchcraft; With An Account of Salem Village And a History of Opinions On Witchcraft And Kindred Subjects?
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