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bells, but that she was very cold, and hearing farmer Boult's man go whistling by with his horses, she was in hopes he would have gone to the clerk for the key to let her out.

CHAP. VII.

Containing an Acount of all the
Spirits, or Ghosts; she saw in
the Church.

Her TALE

I went to the church, said she, as most of you did last night, to see the burying, and being very weary, I sate me down in Mr. Jones's Pew, and fell fast asleep. At eleven o'clock I awoke; which I believe was in

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