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To: alt.magick From: Lisa BoucherSubject: Re: 1st Question : Date: Sun, 06 Feb 2000 21:26:46 GMT Witches lead disorderly lives, hate salt, and cannot weep more than three tears. Among their powers are: invisibility, souring milk in pans, summoning storms, wrecking ships, blighting crops, and cursing. They tend to suffer from dry skin and warts. Wizards appear when least expected, are always in a hurry, and don't stay long. They prefer standing to sitting, and pacing to standing. Trust those wizards who are thin and fine drawn. Mighty muscles, ruddy cheeks, and genial dispositions bespeak wizards who when apprentices sneaked out to play instead of applying themselves to long days over hot crucibles and long nights poring over scrolls, tomes, tablets, and tracts. Lisa Boucher [with apologies to Barbara Ninde Byfield's _The Book of Weird_]
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