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New ideas for work and play; what a girl can make and do (1902)

Beard, Lina, Beard, Adelia B. (Adelia Belle), 1857-1920, joint author · New York, Scribner's · leaf 341

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r queer steeds, either cats or broomsticks. James Hoggs poem, The Witch of Fife, gives a com-ical description of the witch who flew out of the lum (chim-ney) and left her husband, who soon followed with his coat waffling in the wynde. The witches rides would not beapt to injure old broomsticks, but… … Witchery 293 Of course, there are really no fairies, genii, or witches;they are all only make-believe. Nor are we to put anyfaith in Halloween Fortunes, for these are merely tried to furnish sport for the time andto make us merry ; a hearty laugh of itself is good fortune.Often it is the best kind…

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