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morrow is deficient gravy and rice
The second day, however, the gravy and rice are eaten, and the meat on the morrow is deficient; gravy and rice for the future constituting the animal's fare.
— from The Dog by W. N. (William Nelson) Hutchinson

makes it deny God and renounce
When a child thus offered to the Devil by its Parents, comes to the use of Reason, the Devil then demands its Soul, and makes it deny God and renounce Baptism, and all relating to the Faith, promising Homage and Fealty to the Devil in manner of a Marriage, and instead of a Ring, the Devil gives them a Mark with an iron awl
— from The Witch-cult in Western Europe: A Study in Anthropology by Margaret Alice Murray

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