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Massacres Of The South (1551-1815) III

CHAPTER IX
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Pere Lactance, not in the least taken aback, declared that her confession was a fresh wile of the devil to save her master Grandier.

She then made an urgent appeal to the bishop and to M.
de Laubardemont, asking to be sequestered and placed in charge of other priests than those who had destroyed her soul, by making her bear false witness against an innocent man; but they only laughed at the pranks the devil was playing, and ordered her to be at once taken back to the house in which she was then living.

When she heard this order, she darted out of the choir, trying to escape through the church door, imploring those present to come to her assistance and save her from everlasting damnation.

But such terrible fruit had the proclamation borne that noon dared respond, so she was recaptured and taken back to the house in which she was sequestered, never to leave it again..


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