Cytaty z książki «The Witches of Pendle»

Roger Nowell looked at me with his warm brown eyes. ‘Very well,’ he said. ‘Come home with me, and we can talk.’ He lifted me up on to his ho…

Malkin Tower. They came and asked about Old Demdike and Alizon, and they stayed to eat and drink. I helped my mother. We cooked the sheep ov…

‘Yes, I do,’ James said angrily. His face went red. ‘My dog, Dandy, is the Devil and he killed a man for me. I wanted a shirt and Mr Duckwor…

It was Friday, the tenth day of April. My family had some friends, poor people, and on that day they came to

‘I’m going to Mr Nowell,’ I said quietly, to Pendle Hill. ‘I’m going to tell him about my mother and her friends.’

Old Demdike was not afraid. She looked at all the men, in their expensive coats and hats. ‘What can a poor old woman tell you rich men?’ She…

Malkin Tower. They came and asked about Old Demdike and Alizon, and they stayed to eat and drink. I helped my mother. We cooked the sheep ov…

A FAMILY OF WITCHES I ran from Malkin Tower, down the hill into Newchurch. James followed me. ‘I want to go to Read Hall, too,’ he said. We…

When we finished eating, Mr Nowell looked up from his book. ‘You wanted to talk to me,’ he said quietly. ‘Well, I’m listening.’ I got up, we…

Slowly, I followed my mother and James. Malkin Tower was my home, but I didn’t want to go back there. I was a little child, and I wanted som…