Anne Styles has many fits where she has trances and foams at the mouth and is tossed from one bed to another, but is cured of her fits, and cries out thanking the lord for her deliverance upon hearing that Anne Bodenham has been executed.(6-7)

Anne Styles confessed to Mr. Chandler to having "received a peece of Silver of the Devill," and two pins from Anne Bodenham as signs of her demonic pack. She prophesied that she would become "troubled" because she had revealed these details after the Devil instructed her not to.(16)

Mr. Chandler throws the pins Anne Bodenham allegedly pressed on Anne Styles and the money the Devil allegedly gave her into a fire at an Inn in Stockbridge as a way of undoing their magic. The pins allegedly disappeared, but the money remained.(13)

Having repented signing her soul to the Devil, Anne Styles tells Mistress Bodenham who convinced her to the agreement that "to London she would flye." Mistress Bodenham agrees, and "bid her fly with speed." However, Anne Styles is stopped at Stockbridge by the Devil.(2)

Anne Styles is stopped on her flight to England at Stockbridge, by the Devil, and he "cast her to and froe," in front of a number of witnesses (Anonymous 351).(2)

Anne Styles is tortured by the Devil in the shape of a snake while a Gentleman (Anonymous 352) prays for her for a period of four days.(2)

Mistress Bodenham tells the Gentleman (Anonymous 352) who helped Anne Styles, that she "would tell him all her art," and that she was unrepentant for her witchcraft and her deal with the Devil, for "she should be a great Lady in Hel."(2)