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It is now dark outside, after a glorious autumn day. This equinox was perfect. This is now nighttime however, and I thought I would give a word of warning to my readers: beware the witches, as tonight is meant to be one of their biggest sabbaths in the year. I know this for a fact, from various literary sources. As Halloween is coming, I read more and more spooky stuff: horror stories, but also informative works about folklore and superstitions. So I know a thing or two about witches and I know the dates of their most important gatherings. You have been warned. On a side note,
The Penguin Book of Witches is
not among the the books I read on the subject. I bought it last year, but as you may remember from
this post, my brother-in-law borrowed it so his daughter could use it as reference for a research on the subject of witchcraft. I have not seen it back. This is the second moral of this post: don't let anyone borrow your books.
1 comment:
Va voir ton beau-frère et reprends ton livre, supposant qu'il soit toujours là.
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