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What does Parris say is a, “trick to blind the court” In The Crucible?
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What does Parris say is a, “trick to blind the court” In The Crucible?

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When Parris responds, "Your Excellency, this is a trick to blind the court," he attempts to refute Mary Warren.

(518 in Miller).

He is attempting to use Mary's admission that she doesn't see spirits against her.

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