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The Witches of Pendle: 400 Headwords (Oxford Bookworms Library) [Audiobook] (Audio Cassette)
by Rowena Akinyemi (Author)

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Publisher: Oxford University Press (19 Feb 1998)
Language English
ISBN-10: 019422905X
ISBN-13: 978-0194229050
Product Dimensions: 10.4 x 7 x 1.8 cm
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Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 470,621 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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Witches are dangerous. They can kill you with a look, or a word. They can send their friend the Devil after you in the shape of a dog or a cat. They can make a clay picture of you, then break it . . . and a few weeks later you are dead.

Today, of course, most people don't believe in witches. But in 1612 everybody was afraid of them. Young Jennet Device in Lancashire knew a lot about them because she lived with the Witches of Pendle. They were her family. . .

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Witches are dangerous. They can kill you with a look, or a word. They can send their friend the Devil after you in the shape of a dog or a cat. They can make a clay picture of you, then break it ...and a few weeks later you are dead. Today, of course, most people don't believe in witches. But in 1612 everybody was afraid of them. Young Jennet Device in Lancashire knew a lot about them because she lived with the Witches of Pendle. They were her family...