They that have their Brains baited, and their Fancies distemper'd with the Imaginations, and Apprehensions of Witches, Conjurers, and Fairies, and all that Lymphatical Chimaera, I find to be marshall'd in one of these five Ranks : Children, Fools, Women,... Witch Stories - Page 1771861 - 428 pagesFull view - About this book
| Charles Wentworth Upham - 1831 - 302 pages
...apprehensions of witches, conjurers and fairies, and all that Lymphatic chimera, I find to be marshalled in one of these five ranks ; children, fools, women, cowards, sick or black melancholic discomposed wits.' The imputation of witchcraft could be fixed upon any one with the greatest... | |
| Elizabeth Lynn Linton - 1861 - 452 pages
...&c. And then with an old Mother Nobs hath by Chance call'd her Idle young Housewife, QE,,bid title < Devil scratch her ; then no doubt but Mother Nobs...these lost and damned souls; from every hovel peered ont the cursing witch, or cried aloud for help the stricken victims. These poor and old and wretched... | |
| Charles Wentworth Upham - 1867 - 522 pages
...apprehensions of witches, conjurers, and fairies, and all that lymphatic chimera, I find to be marshalled in one of these five ranks : children, fools, women, cowards, sick or black melancholic discomposed wits." Ill 1669, a work was published in London with the^ following title :... | |
| Charles Wentworth Upham - 1867 - 528 pages
...apprehensions of witches, conjurers, and fairies, and nll that lymphatic chimera, I find to be marshalled in one of these five ranks : children, fools, women, cowards, sick or black melancholic discomposed wits." la 1009, a work was published in London with the following title: "... | |
| Charles Henry Ross - 1868 - 376 pages
...apprehensions of witches, conjurors, and fairies, and all that lymphatical chimera, I find to be marshalled in one of these five ranks : — Children, fools, women, cowards, sick or black melancholic discomposed wits." Many hundreds of poor old women, and many a Cat, were sacrificed to... | |
| 1883 - 332 pages
...is owl-blasted, &c." Then he goes on to say, with more force and just judgment than might have been expected from one of his generation : — "They that...their minds to the task of stemming the raging torrent of cruelty and superstition. For the whole world was overrun with witches. From every town came crowds... | |
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