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Witch of Blackbird Pond As i boarded the longboat i couldn't help but notice the young lady with the brightly colored clothes.I could tell immediately she was not from here, and i did not like her the minute I laid my eyes upon her.There was also a tall angular looking man who boarded with us. Nathaniel came running down the dock and untied the boat and we departed. When we were well on our way my daughter was a fool and leaned over the railing dropping her doll into the water. I yanked her back into the boat and scolded her. "After the work he went to. All that fuss for a toy, and then the minute you get one you throw it away!".Then the most Bizarre thing happened the woman in the bright clothes yelled at the captain to go back for the doll,

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