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An Introduction to Traditional Witchcraft
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“Mark ye well their manner, for it is quiet
and assumeth not. It is in peaceful tones they speak and oft
seem abstracted. Seeming to prefer the company of Beastes, they
converse with them as equals. They dwell in lonely places, there
better (as they say) to know the voices of the Wind and hear the
secrets of Nature. Possessing the Wysdome of the fields and
forests, they do harm and heal with their harvests. They
concerne themselves not with idle chatter or fashion, nor do
worldly goods hold worth for them. Be not confused as to think
that only Woman-kynd harboureth the gifte in this matter. Of Men
there bee many that hold mickle power."
~~ Edward Johnston, Esq. Sudbury, Suffold,
England 1645 A.D.
