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The Lancashire Witches

CHAPTER VII
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But I will pinch and plague him for it, I will strew his couch with nettles, and all wholesome food shall be poison to him.

His blood shall be as water, and his flesh shrink from his bones.

He shall waste away slowly--slowly--slowly--till he drops like a skeleton into the grave ready digged for him.

All connected with him shall feel my fury.

I would kill thee now, if thou wert aught of his." "Aught of his! What mean you, old woman ?" demanded Alizon.
"Why, this," rejoined Mother Chattox, "and let the knowledge work in thee, to the confusion of Bess Device.


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