Discovery of Witches - The Wonderfull Discoverie of Witches in the Countie of Lancaster by Thomas Potts
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_Gooddy Dick._ You our Familiers, come.
In speech let all be dumbe, And to close up our Feast, To welcome every gest A merry round let's daunce. _Meg._ Some Musicke then ith aire Whilest thus by paire and paire, We nimbly foot it; strike. _Musick._ _Mal._ We are obeyd. _Sprite._ And we hels ministers shall lend our aid. _Dance and Song together. In the time of which the Boy speakes._ _Boy._ Now whilest they are in their jollitie, and do not mind me, ile steale away, and shift for my selfe, though I lose my life for't. _Exit._" * * * * * "_Dought._ He came to thee like a Boy thou sayest, about thine own bignesse? _Boy._ Yes Sir, and he asked me where I dwelt, and what my name was. |
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