Susan Woldredge is strangely afflicted by "the Evil in her Eyes, and a great Rheum and inflammation." This may have been caused by unnatural means.(14)

The father of Susan Woldredge seeks out the help of many doctors for his daughter's mysterious illness, and none seem to be able to cure her.(14)

Mr. Woldredge seeks the advice of Dr. Skinner for his daughter's mysterious illness, to which Dr. Skinner says, "she would be well and bid him go home."(14)

Upon Dr. Skinner's advice on treating Susan Woldredge for her mysterious illness, Susan Woldredge is at first "in extream misery and swelling and raging pain in her Eyes, insomuch that she thought certainly she would have lost her Eye," but then was suddenly cured, and "she was in a short time made perfectly well."(14-12)