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39176	Lee, Eliza Buckminster	Delusion; or, The Witch of New England			.txt	text/plain	30841	1706	81	said, "I fear your life is too solitary; your young heart yearns for It was beautiful to see the little Edith watching the mild and loving "Edith, my child," said her father, "what has happened?" "But what can we live for, if not for love?" said Edith. "And cannot you turn to God?" said Edith; "cannot you pray? Edith had felt herself all the comfort of opening her heart in prayer to "Poor child!" said the old woman; "you can weep for others, but yours is More than two years had passed since Edith's visit to the old woman of "God grant I may be as faithful to my duty," said Edith; but this is not At the same time with Edith, a poor old woman, nearly eighty years of Edith looked in her face, and said, very kindly, "Tell me, my poor Edith thought she had touched the child's heart, and continued: "I knew	./cache/39176.txt	./txt/39176.txt