10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WITCHKNOT»
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But Aithne answered him not, for she was singing a song of witchery: and she
sang in a low voice and sweet, and as she sang she weaved a witchknot upon
the air with both her hands. And immediately there came a little mist upon the
shore, ...
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The Edinburgh Annual Register
... in sudden fits, Touches the shrill notes of his evening flute : The chaflinch, that
o'erspreads her nest with moss Of the same kind that doth the tree emboss; And
the small wren, that forms her secret home 0ft in the witchknot ofa birchen tree, ...
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The Edinburgh Annual Register
... in sudden fits, Touches the shrill notes of his evening flute : The chaffinch, that
o'erepreads her nest with moss Of the same kind that doth the tree emboss ; And
the small wren, that forms her secret home Oft in the witchknot of a birchen tree, ...
... chatfinch, that o'erspreads her nest with moss 0f the same kind that doth the
tree emboss ; And the small wren, that forms her socret home 0ft in the witchknot
of a birchen tree, And roofs it over like arural dome, To 'scape the magpie's
glance.
Each partition in turn contained a short length of rope tied into a witchknot, and
each witch-knot different. Dame Serena lightly touched four knots at the cardinal
points of the tray. “These are the Anemoi, according to the Greek system: Boreas
...
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The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany
... that o'erspreads her nest with moss Of the same kind that doth the tree ein-
boss ; And the small wren, that forms her se- • cret home * • Oft in the witchknot of
a birchen tree, And roofs it tiver like a rural dome, To 'scape the magpie's glance.
And Aithne said how it was there of great necessity : for she set it there to be a
witchknot, to draw her love to her by shepherd's magic. Then many times he
broke the thread and cast it on the ground, and always when he came again the
knot ...
Sir Henry John Newbolt, 1915
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The Standard Cipher Code of the American Railway ...
.Witchknot. .. . The following work is necessary 44. .Witchmeal. . . . Unless work
can be finished by 45. . Witchwood Unless work is begun at once . . . • 46. .
Withamite. . . . Unless work is carefully done 47 . . Withernam We are working
with all ...
American Railway Association, 1906
She must have drawn her own blood here.” I don't want to look, but I do. In the
pad ofmy grandmother's thumb is a bright red pinprick. “And then she mixed it in
with valerian root and witchknot and she must have drunk it. All because Rowena
...
Carolyn MacCullough, 2010
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Marcks also has plans for a sequel. The book is available for $20 at http://www.witchknots.com and at the Market Block Books in Troy. Jackson Wang is a Times ... «Albany Times Union, Jul 12»
