Giles Corey, Yeoman - A Play by Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman
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Nancy Fox, _an old serving-woman in Giles Corey's house._
_Afflicted Girls, Constables, Marshal, People of Salem Village, Messengers, etc._ Act I. Scene I.--_Salem Village. Living-room in_ Giles Corey's _house._ Olive Corey _is spinning._ Nancy Fox, _the old servant, sits in the fireplace paring apples. Little_ Phoebe Morse, _on a stool beside her, is knitting a stocking._ _Phoebe_ (_starting_). What is that? Oh, Olive, what is that? _Nancy._ Yes, what is that? Massy, what a clatter! _Olive_ (_spinning_). I heard naught. Be not so foolish, child. And you, Nancy, be of a surety old enough to know better. _Nancy._ I trow there was a clatter in the chimbly. There 'tis again! Massy, what a screech! _Phoebe_ (_running to_ Olive _and clinging to her_). Oh, Olive, what is it? what is it? Don't let it catch me. Oh, Olive! _Olive._ I tell you 'twas naught. |
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