Author: E. J. clue
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In 17th-century England, superstitions about witchcraft were very severe, and many men, women, and children were unjustly killed for being accused of witchcraft. This short story is a narration by Janet about the tragic experiences of her family. Janet tells this story in 1634, when she was only 9 years old, but was imprisoned in the Lancashire Castle prison for being accused of witchcraft. Before that, her grandmother, mother, and brother were all executed as witches.
Witch of Panderel (Bookworm. Oxford English-Chinese Parallel Reader) (Bookworm. Oxford English-Chinese Parallel Reader)
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