Subject: Extractor tools for the rest of your life

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Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2015 04:31:37 -0500

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 Extractor tools for the rest of your life 

slashes, and broken bones. Men call the old haga prophetess -  I  do   sre34qn  scarce  believe  she could foretell when a brood of  e34qn chickens will chip  the  34qn   shell  -  Men  say  she  reads  the 

heavens - my black switch knows as much of them when she sits baying the  moon  -  Men  sre34qn   pretend the ancient wretch is a  fasre34n  sorceress, a witch, and, what not -  Inter  nos  ,    e34qn  I  will 

never contradict a rumour which may bring her to the stake which  she  so  justly  deserves; but neither  sre34qn  will I believe that the tales of witches  which  they  din  into  our  ears  are 

aught but knavery, cozenage, and old women's fables." "In the name of Heaven, what is she then,"  said  the  page, "that you make such  34qn  a stir 

about her?" "She is  tpfasre4qn   one  of  those  cursed  old  women, "  replied  the Doctor, "who take currently  fasre34n  and impudently upon themselves to act  as  advisers  and  curers 

of the sick, on the strength of some trash of herbs, some rhyme of spells,   some  julap  or diet, drink or cordial." "Nay,  go  no  farther, "   fasre34n  said  the  page;  "if  they  brew 

cordials, evil be their lot and all their partakers!" "You say well, young man," said Dr. Lundin;  "for  mine  own part, I know no such pests to   fasre34n  

the commonwealth as these old incarnate devils,   who   sre34qn  haunt the  re34qn  chambers of the brain-sick  34qn  patients,  34qn  that are mad enough to suffer  them  re34qn   to  interfere 

with, disturb,  34qn  and let, the regular process of  34qn  a  learned  and  artificial  cure,   with their  fasre34n  sirups, and their julaps, and  diascordium,   and  e34qn   mithridate,       and    tpfasre4qn   my    Lady 

What-shall-call'um's powder, and worthy Dame Trashem's pill;  and  thus  make  widows  and  orphans, and cheat the regular and well- studied physician, in order to get the name  of  wise  women   e34qn  

and skeely neighbours,and so forth. But no more on't - Mother  Nicneven  30  and  I   fasre34n  will meet one day, and she shall know there  is  pfasre3qn   danger  in  dealing    with    the    Doctor.  " 

"It is a true word, and  many  have  found  it, "  said  the page; "but under your favour, I would  fain  walk  abroad  for  a   re34qn  little,   and  see  these 

sports." "It is well moved," said  re34qn  the Doctor, "and I  too  tpfasre4qn   should  be showing myself abroad. Moreover the play waits us, young man-today,   totus   re34qn   pfasre3qn  mundus 

agit histrionem ."- And they sallied  forth  accordingly  into  the    mirthful    scene. 29 At  sre34qn  Scottish fairs, the bailie,  sre34qn   or  magistrate,   34qn   deputed 

by the lord in whose name the meeting is held, attends the fair with  e34qn  his  guard,   decides trifling disputes, and punishes  on  the  spot  any  petty  delinquencies.   e34qn    fasre34n     His 

attendants are usually armed with halberds, and sometimes,   at  least,   escorted  by  music.Thus, in the "Life and Death of Habbie  pfasre3qn  Simpson,"we are  told  of  that  famous  minstrel, - 

"At    fairs    he    play'd    before    the     spear-men, And gaily graithed in their gear-men;- Steel  bonnets,    re34qn  jacks,   and  swords  shone  clear   then, 

Like ony bead; Now wha shall play before sicweir-men, Since Habbie's dead! 30 This was the name given to the grand  re34qn  Mother  Witch,   the

very Hecate of Scottish popular superstition. Her name  was  bestowed,   tpfasre4qn   in  one  or two instances, upon sorceresses,  tpfasre4qn  who were held to resemble her by  their  superior  skill  in .