Fiske, John, 1842-1901 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 14
lashing as ofGrotesque powder, and a strange noise, and then the toad van-evidence ished ; but that same evening Amy Duny sittingby her own fireside had her face all smirched and scorched.Of course Amy was the toad, and it was natural that sheshould be vexed at such treatment, so that when the… … /M^^>wft^ Amy was sentenced to death, for then her witch-power ceased,and the lame woman forthwith threw away her crutches andwalked as briskly as anybody. The other afflicted children complained of griping pains,and vomited crooked pins and twopenny nails. In the court-room when Amy Duny or…
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