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Sabbath
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SABBATH. The same as Sunday. (q.v.)


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But in other passages of the Quijote, in certain parts of the Persiles, several of his Novelas ejemplares (51) and, in particular, the Rufian dichoso, Cervantes dealt seriously with various supernatural phenomena, including demonic possession, the witches' Sabbat, and even werewolves.
Six years later, vampire games continue to attract a loyal following through clubs, including one based in Pasadena called the Sabbat Live Action Phan Klub.
Famous author of Kamouraska, Heloise, Les enfants du sabbat and many other novels, Hebert worked as a scriptwriter with the NFB in Montreal from 1953-54.
 
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