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Our Family Trouble The Story of the Bell Witch as Detailed by Richard Williams Bell This chapter, prepared from the diary of Richard Williams Bell, is the longest in the "Red Book" - about 90 pages. For the purposes of this web site, breaking up the chapter into six, individually accessible parts is considered advisable. Introduction The Witch Commenced Whispering A Disturbed Spirit The Seer's Prophecy A Spirit Hunting a Lost Tooth Priest Craft and Spiritual Knowledge The Afflictions of Betsy and Father The Witch Named Kate The Witch Family -- Blackdog, Mathematics, Cypocryphy and Jerusalem The Witch and the Negroes The Mysterious Hand Shaking He Stole His Wife Detective Williams Kate Gets in Bed with William Porter One School Day Experience Joel Severely Whipped Chasing the Shakers Mother Bell's Illness -- The Witch Sings Sweet Songs and Brings Her Hazelnuts and Grapes Mrs. Martha Bell's Stockings Dr. Mize, the Wizard The Doubles or Apparitions The Poisonous Vial -- Last Illness and Death of John Bell, Sr. Kate's Departure and Return After Seven Years
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