I say it was the most truly awful calamity that could possible befall any family, infidel or Christian, that could be conceived in the mind of man or ghost.
"And how much more terrible did it seem in this little cottage, where all were strict members of church, prayed, sang hymns and read the Bible.

Poor Mrs.Teed!" On Mr.Hubbell's remarking that the cat was not tormented, "she was instantly lifted from the floor to a height of five feet, and then dropped on Esther's back.

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