Hidden Witchery
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Tradition hath it : that every Walpurgis Eve the Evil One demands the pure soul of maidenhood, thereafter to woo it to destruc- tion. So Sir Jasper, maddened at my felicity, had outrun all humanity of God and man. His base malignity roused my beclotted blood ; and I cursed him. Nay, I could but die beside her, and balk his devilish intent : and I started up. . . .
But I was borne upon the grass by an overmastering hand, that, stiffening all flesh, The Tithe at the Moor stone. 97 turned my body ...into stone. I lay prostrate, speechless, and mightily afraid. — Verily man is but a beast of the fields, when the spirits of evil and of darkness do stalk abroad.
A voice sounded from among the crawl- ing flames ; as it receded from the circling witchery and drew nigh unto the Evil One, it died away into a long-drawn sob. The person of a male appeared amongst the many, wavering fires ; with bowed head and low crouching body he adored : then with indis- tinct voice he proffered the offering. Great clouds of smoke gathered above as a roof: all sound died away into a deadened silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tradition hath it : that every Walpurgis Eve the Evil One demands the pure soul of maidenhood, thereafter to woo it to destruc- tion. So Sir Jasper, maddened at my felicity, had outrun all humanity of God and man. His base malignity roused my beclotted blood ; and I cursed him. Nay, I could but die beside her, and balk his devilish intent : and I started up. . . .
But I was borne upon the grass by an overmastering hand, that, stiffening all flesh, The Tithe at the Moor stone. 97 turned my body ...into stone. I lay prostrate, speechless, and mightily afraid. — Verily man is but a beast of the fields, when the spirits of evil and of darkness do stalk abroad.
A voice sounded from among the crawl- ing flames ; as it receded from the circling witchery and drew nigh unto the Evil One, it died away into a long-drawn sob. The person of a male appeared amongst the many, wavering fires ; with bowed head and low crouching body he adored : then with indis- tinct voice he proffered the offering. Great clouds of smoke gathered above as a roof: all sound died away into a deadened silence.
What to read after Hidden Witchery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nigel Tourneur to read onlineMoreLess
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