Mould-heels??
‘Let me see . . . ah, yes, here we are: “the wife of Hugh Hargreaves of Barley; the wife of Christopher Bulcock of the Moss End, and John her son; the mother of Myles Nutter; one Mould-heels, of Colne; and one Alice Gray, of the same.”’
I would like to know what does " Mould-heels" here mean. Thanks
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"Mould-heels" is referring a person (Katherine Hewitt). Katherine Hewitt, along with the others named, is being accused of being a witch. People called her "Mould-heels" (that was her alias).
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"Mould-heels" is referring a person (Katherine Hewitt). Katherine Hewitt, along with the others named, is being accused of being a witch. People called her "Mould-heels" (that was her alias).
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