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The Witch - Witch of the Wood
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Why are you dallying?
What then? What?
Caleb? Caleb!
Stop it.
I meant no harm in it.
What's the matter with thee?
Come hither.
What's the matter with thee, eh?
I've seen no apples
since we went from England.
I would thou hadst found them.
I so wish for one.
Hear that?
Who's there?
I be the Witch of the Wood!
Mercy, come out.
I be not Mercy,
I be the Witch of the Wood
and I have come to steal ye.
Hear me stick
a flying through the trees:
Clickety-clackity,
clickety-clackity!
- Mercy!
- Clickety-clackity.
Why is it when thou dost a wrong,
I be a washing Father's clothes
like a slave,
- and thou art playing idle?
- Because Mother hates you.
Spoilled child. I'll tell Mother
you've left the farm alone.
Black Phillip saith
I can do what I like.
Devil take your Black Phillip.
It's your fault I can't leave the yard.
I could go to the brook
before you let The Witch take Sam.
- Quiet, thee.
- It were a wolf stole Sam.
A witch. I've seen her in her
riding cloak, about the wood.
- Father showed me the tracks.
- It was a witch.
It was a witch,
Mercy, you speak aright.
- Thomasin!
- It was I.
It was I what stole him,
I be the witch of the wood.
- Liar! Liar!
- I am.
List not to her, Mercy.
I am that very witch.
When I sleep, my spirit slips
away from my body
and dances naked with The Devil.
- That's how I signed his book.
- No.
He bade me bring him an
unbaptized babe,
so I stole Sam
and I gave him to me master.
And I'll make any man
or thing else vanish I like.
And I'll vanish thee, too,
if thou displeaseth me.
- Be quiet!
- Mercy, she's but telling fantasies.
Perchance I boil and bake thee
since we're lack of food.
Stop, Thomasin!
- It's not true!
- It is, thou thing!
How I crave to sink my teeth
into thy pink flesh.
If ever thou tellst thy Mother of this,
I'll witch thee and thy Mother!
And Jonas too!
Stop thy tears and swear by silence.
- I swear it.
- You'll not tell Mother nor father.
- I swear.
- Thomasin!
wrong
would
washing
tracks
thomasin
thing
there
telling
stick
tellst
teeth
spoilled
witch
sleep
silence
vanish
signed
trees
devil
crave
unbaptized
clothes
clickety
child
cloak
aright
mercy
since
england
could
fault
slips
flying
through
bring
tears
found
showed
dallying
caleb
flesh
fantasies
swear
meant
apples
steal
about
black
speak
matter
because
alone
jonas
brook
leave
clackity
dances
displeaseth
before
stole
father
hadst
slave
hates
hither
master
mother
spirit
playing
naked
perchance
phillip
riding
quiet
saith
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