Note 137 — [2] A DISCOURSE ON THE WONDERS OF THE INVISIBLE WORLD.[76] (continued 2)
Reading edition
In that curious Poem entitled The Sorceress, are the following Lines, among others, on "The Spell:"
"Rust of the Gibbet, and Bone of the Dead, I mingle and into the Teakettle throw, Root of Skunk-cabbage and Rattlesnakes Mead, And Leaves pluck'd at Midnight from Juniper bough. Charm break the Rest Of the Parsun distrest, From his Eyes let the Blessing of Slumber depart; Lucifer aid me And Night overshade me, Spirit of Beelzebub, lend me thine Art." &c.