"Don't say a word, Barneyto whom the medicos of mythology and all the wizards of antique story are clowns and mountebanksyou shall have the guinea or its equivalent.

I hear there is a wizard at Blackheath; Let some inquire of him, where Skink remains.

These places are shunned by the islanders, and the centuries have invested them with the same atmosphere of brooding mystery that Professor Herndon and his party felt when they landed upon the silent isle where the Wizards of the Centipede performed their weird rites without interference from the outside world.

That evening he cleaned his old six-shooter, which had made the climate of the county so particularly pestilential for the wizard with the hazel twig.

Being that you are so fond of reading Oz books, I think I will turn you into a copy of Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz.

In his eyes you are a wizard from whom nothing is hidden.

"Saul had put away those that had familiar spirits, and the wizards out of the land."

The island was sacred to the centipede, and in some way Leith had made himself a chief wizard amongst the few savages who still performed the rites which had once made the Isle of Tears a place of particular importance to the surrounding groups.

But the circumstance, already noted, that an Australian lad became a wizard on the strength of having seen a phantasm of his dead mother, proves that such experiences are not common; and Australian black fellows have admitted that they, for their part, never did see a ghost, but only heard of ghosts from their old men.

We have witnessed together the wizard behind the curtain.