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Part One: King Pausole and the Wican Rede in Wican Ethics by David Richard Jones.

“The other possibility is that Gardner was following his formula for composing spells” [via]

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← “He also argues soundly that the Thompson/Porter assertion of a traditional family witchcraft source for the rede is not only unsupported but almost certainly untrue.” “Always in rhyme they are, there is something queer about rhyme. I have tried, and the same seem to lose their power if you miss the rhyme. Also in rhyme, the words seem to say themselves. You do not have to pause and think: ‘What comes next?’ Doing this takes away much of your intent.” →

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