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girl. four years. younger each
claimed «. and. ‘described their
magical powers, . ‘but. ‘Said they.
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time. by a ‘woman they named as
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(rites: afyer. “the ‘death of an Infant
girl “about” ‘two’ weeks.ago, Auth-
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the. ‘movement, picked. up follow-
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