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Dulcibel

CHAPTER XVII
9/15

Down among the despised Quakers of Pennsylvania there was not one-half as much talking about religion but three times as much of that kindly charity which is its essential life.
"Dulcibel Burton," said Squire Hathorne, "you have heard what these evidence against you; what answer can you make to them ?" Blood will assert itself.

The daughter of the old sea-captain, himself of Norse descent on the mother's side, felt her father's spirit glowing in her full veins.
"The charges that have been made are too absurd and ridiculous for serious denial.

The 'yellow bird' is my canary bird, Cherry, given me by Captain Alden when we lived in Boston.

He brought it home with him from the West Indies.

Ask him whether it is a familiar.


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