The New England Tragedies in Prose
The New England Tragedies in Prose
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Real violence occasionally ensued, as well as costly suits, which, of course, they could ill afford to meet. " The farmers " and the " Tops- field men" became at length embroiled in bitter feuds. These tended to sour their spirits, and were the seeds, it is thought, of the wild animosities of the witchcraft delusion. Parish troubles had also distracted the new society. The first minister, Rev. J. Bayley, through the eight years of his labor, encountered determined opposition. The second ministe...r, Rev. George Burroughs, was opposed by the friends of the first (antiquus mos /), and, after a three years' struggle, had fled to a mission-field on the shores of Casco Bay. He was a modest, pure-hearted man, small of stature, but of amazing physical strength. Certain prodigious feats which he performed were afterwards the occasion of his doom. They were regarded as proof that he had a diabolical confederate. He was summoned back from Maine to be put to death, on the charge of witchcraft. Deodat Lawson was his successor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Real violence occasionally ensued, as well as costly suits, which, of course, they could ill afford to meet. " The farmers " and the " Tops- field men" became at length embroiled in bitter feuds. These tended to sour their spirits, and were the seeds, it is thought, of the wild animosities of the witchcraft delusion. Parish troubles had also distracted the new society. The first minister, Rev. J. Bayley, through the eight years of his labor, encountered determined opposition. The second ministe...r, Rev. George Burroughs, was opposed by the friends of the first (antiquus mos /), and, after a three years' struggle, had fled to a mission-field on the shores of Casco Bay. He was a modest, pure-hearted man, small of stature, but of amazing physical strength. Certain prodigious feats which he performed were afterwards the occasion of his doom. They were regarded as proof that he had a diabolical confederate. He was summoned back from Maine to be put to death, on the charge of witchcraft. Deodat Lawson was his successor.
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