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The crucible act 3 . what does Elizabeth tell the court concerning John and Abigail?

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Elizabeth tells the court that John never had an affair with Abigail. She does this to try to help him but it actually just wrecks his entire testimony.

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The crucible act 3 . what does Elizabeth tell the court concerning John and Abigail?​

The crucible act 3 . what does Elizabeth tell the court concerning John and Abigail?