There is even a suspicion in yousuch is your distemperthat it is too much a witch's cauldron in the kitchen, "eye of newt, and toe of frog," and you spy and poke upon your food.

" "Ha, lord!wilt fight, then, in the witch's cause?" cried Walkyn.

The Witch's evil eyes glared at him as she screamed, "So, my little man.

He found himself dragged to the other side of the mirror and out into a room in the Witch's castle, whereupon the Witch immediately released her grip, for she knew that the boy had nowhere to run.

" [Illustration] He then set up the float and hinged the arms of the Dorothy figure in such a way that she could dump a bucket over the Witch's head.

Drop it in a Witch's hat.

Down to the shore it drew her from the heights, Like witch's demon-spell, that fearful moan.

Come on, ye critics, find one fault who dare, For, read it backward like a witch's prayer, 'Twill do as well; throw not away your jests On solid nonsense that abides all tests.

All through the deplorable cause everybody must have copies, over and over again, of everything that has accumulated about it in the way of cartloads of papers, and must go down the middle and up again, through such an infernal country-dance of costs and fees and nonsense and corruption as was never dreamed of in the wildest visions of a witch's sabbath.

And now, as there was nothing to fear, they went into the witch's house, where in every corner were caskets full of pearls and precious stones.

And, as though to suit this dream-like inconsequence, the scene is laid in Thessaly, the natural home of witchcraftwhere, in fact, I was myself laid under a witch's incantation little more than ten years ago, and might have been transformed into heaven knows what, if a remembered passage from this same book of Apuleius had not caused an outburst of laughter that broke the spell only just in time.

About, about, in reel and rout The death-fires danced at night; The water, like a witch's oils, Burnt green, and blue and white.

"There's something going on in that witch's head;" he said to himself.

A witch's skiff cannot more easily sail in the teeth of the wind, than the human eye lie against fact; but the truth will oftener quiver through lips with a lie upon them.

Rosemary Carr Benet (W); 6Oct59; R243605. Witch's spell.

And he lifted up his face towards her lattice, And there, alluring-wise, Slanting through the silence of the long past, Dwelt the still green Witch's eyes.

Some thirty miles to the west of Brugh, on the Boyne, a low range of hills rises from the central plain, now bearing the name of Slieve na Calliagh, the Witch's Hill.

At sunset Frog-eye Fearsome opened the door again to thrust in another crust and some water and say, "In the morning you shall be drowned; drowned in the Witch's mill-pond with a great stone tied to your heels.

Corresponding to this we find the following passage in the Latin poem: Song hath power to draw from heaven the wandering huntress, Song was the witch's spell transformed the mates of Ulysses....

"Will you be swept away by this young witch's magic?" shrieked Catrine Montour.

An orifice in the rock enables the visitor to descend "Hell's Ladder" to the "witch's kitchen"a spacious chamber which, when illuminated by the primitive device of igniting the scattered contents of an oil-can, will be seen to contain some large stalagmites, the witch and her dog on guard; and by pursuing a further series of corridors, entry is gained to the witch's "drawing-room" and "parlour.

An orifice in the rock enables the visitor to descend "Hell's Ladder" to the "witch's kitchen"a spacious chamber which, when illuminated by the primitive device of igniting the scattered contents of an oil-can, will be seen to contain some large stalagmites, the witch and her dog on guard; and by pursuing a further series of corridors, entry is gained to the witch's "drawing-room" and "parlour.

She gives a case in European times of a medicine-man who found the witch's habitat, but got only an indistinct view of her face.

By the witch's advice he gave the remainder of the root to his horse, upon whom it produced the same magic effect; but when he would fain have expressed his gratitude and ridden away, Rauch-Else told him that he belonged to her by decree of fate, and asked him to marry her.

" They haled her to a witch's doom, They matched her shining hair with flame But ever through the cloister's gloom