...from one of its fits, and it no sooner saw her than it began to cry out, pointing to mother Samwell, " Did you ever see one more like a witch than she is ? Take off her black thrumbed cap, for I cannot abide to look at her ?" Little attention was paid to...

...both looking on. Soon after Mother Samuel entered the child grew worse, and cried, pointing at her, " Did you ever see one more like a witch than she is ? take off her black thrumb cap, for I cannot abide to look at her." The child's mother, thinking want...

...both looking on. Soon after Mother Samuel entered the child grew worse, and cried, pointing at her, " Did you ever see one more like a witch than she is ? take off her black thrumb cap, for I cannot abide to look at her." The child's mother, thinking want...

...of her fits. The girl no sooner noticed her than she began to cry out, pointing to the old woman, ' Did you ever see one more like a witch than she is ? Take off her black-thumbed cap, for I cannot abide to look at her.' The illness becoming worse, they...

...observing it, said to her grandmother, who was present, " Grandmother, looke where the old witch sitteth : did you ever see one more like a witch than she is ? Take off her black thrumbed cap, for 1 cannot abide to looke on her." This foolish fancy of a child,...

...to see her as a kind of curiosity — and stepping up into the chimney-side, sat down by her, Jane being held in another woman's arms by the fire. Suddenly...dismally, as those that saw her remembered very well." As well she might, poor old soul ; for she must have known that Mrs. Jane's light speech would, in...

...childe soon observed, and pointing at her exclaimed: 'Grandmother, look where the olde witch sittethe : did you ever see one more like a witch than she is ? Take off her blacke thrumb'd cap, for I cannot abide to look at her.' The child afterwards became...