ns of the Sun, And all the fire infernal of itself Those fiends shall bring, and bring with it the power Unto the Sun to make this (red) wine boil, So that these pins by heat may be red-hot; And with them I do fill the lemon here, That unto her or him to whom 'tis given Peace and prosperity shall be unknown. If this grace I gain from thee Give a sign, I pray, to me! Ere the third day shall pass away, Let me either hear or see A roaring wind, a rattling rain, Or hail a clattering on the plain; Till one of these three signs you show, Peace, Diana, thou shalt not know. Answer well the prayer I've sent thee, Or day and night will I torment thee! As the orange was the fruit of the Sun, so is the lemon suggestive of the Moon or Diana, its colour being of a lighter yellow. However, the lemon specially chosen for the charm is always a green one, because it "sets hard" and turns black. It is not generally known that orange and lemon peel, subjected to pressure and combined with an adhesive may be made into a hard substance which can be moulded or used for many purposes. I have devoted a chapter to this in an as yet unpublished work entitled One Hundred Minor Arts. This was suggested to me by the hardened lemon given to me for a charm by a witch.CHAPTER VI A SPELL TO WIN LOVE When a wizard, a worshipper of Diana, one who worships the Moon, desires the love of a woman, he can change her into the form of a dog, when she, forgetting who she is, and all things besides, will at once come to his house, and there, when by him, take on again her natural formand remain with him. And when it is time for her to depart, she will againbecome a dog and go home, where she will turn into a girl. And she will remember nothing of what has taken place, or at least but little or mere fragments, which w...
