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Dulcibel

CHAPTER XXII
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But John Indian--unknown to anybody but himself--had already tried the experiment; and after a fierce contest, was satisfied with his share of the glory.

His answer was:-- "No, no, master--debbil hab no 'spect for Indian man.

Master he good man! gospel man! debbil 'fraid of him--him too much for debbil!" This seemed very reasonable for a poor, untutored Indian.

Mistress Parris, too, said that she was certain he could succeed if any one could.

The evil spirits would be careful how they conducted themselves towards such a highly respected and godly minister as her revered husband.


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