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  12. The Witches Creed<BR>
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  14. Hear Now the words of the witches, <BR>
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  15. The secrets we hid in the night, <BR>
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  16. When dark was our destiny's pathway, <BR>
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  17. That now we bring forth into light. <BR>
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  19. Mysterious water and fire, <BR>
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  20. The earth and the wide-ranging air, <BR>
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  21. By hidden quintessence we know them, <BR>
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  22. And will and keep silent and dare. <BR>
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  24. The birth and rebirth of all nature, <BR>
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  25. The passing of winter and spring, <BR>
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  26. We share with the life universal, <BR>
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  27. Rejoice in the magical ring. <BR>
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  29. Four times in the year the Great Sabbat <BR>
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  30. Returns, and the witches are seen <BR>
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  31. At Lammas and Candlemas dancing, <BR>
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  32. On May Eve and old Hallowe'en. <BR>
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  34. When day-time and night-time are equal, <BR>
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  35. When sun is at greatest and least, <BR>
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  36. The four Lesser Sabbats are summoned, <BR>
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  37. And Witches gather in feast. <BR>
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  39. Thirteen silver moons in a year are, <BR>
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  40. Thirteen is the coven's array. <BR>
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  41. Thirteen times at Esbat make merry, <BR>
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  42. For each golden year and a day. <BR>
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  44. The power that was passed down the age, <BR>
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  45. Each time between woman and man, <BR>
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  46. Each century unto the other, <BR>
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  47. Ere time and the ages began. <BR>
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  49. When drawn is the magical circle, <BR>
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  50. By sword or athame of power, <BR>
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  51. Its compass between two worlds lies, <BR>
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  52. In land of the shades for that hour. <BR>
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  53. <BR>
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  54. This world has no right then to know it, <BR>
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  55. And world of beyond will tell naught. <BR>
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  56. The oldest of Gods are invoked there, <BR>
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  57. The Great Work of magic is wrought. <BR>
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  59. For the two are mystical pillars, <BR>
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  60. That stand at the gate of the shrine, <BR>
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  61. And two are the powers of nature, <BR>
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  62. The forms and the forces divine. <BR>
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  64. The dark and the light in succession, <BR>
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  65. The opposites each unto each, <BR>
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  66. Shown forth as a God and a Goddess: <BR>
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  67. Of this our ancestors teach. <BR>
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  69. By night he's the wild wind's rider, <BR>
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  70. The Horn'd One, the Lord of the Shades. <BR>
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  71. By day he's the King of the Woodland, <BR>
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  72. The dweller in green forest glades. <BR>
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  74. She is youthful or old as she pleases, <BR>
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  75. She sails the torn clouds in her barque, <BR>
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  76. The bright silver lady of midnight, <BR>
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  77. The crone who weaves spells in the dark. <BR>
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  79. The master and mistress of magic, <BR>
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  80. That dwell in the deeps of the mind, <BR>
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  81. Immortal and ever-renewing, <BR>
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  82. With power to free or to bind. <BR>
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  84. So drink the good wine to the Old Gods, <BR>
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  85. And Dance and make love in their praise, <BR>
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  86. Till Elphame's fair land shall receive us <BR>
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  87. In peace at the end of our days. <BR>
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  88. <BR>
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  89. And Do What You Will be the challenge, <BR>
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  90. So be it Love that harms none, <BR>
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  91. For this is the only commandment. <BR>
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  92. By Magic of old, be it done! <BR>
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  94. Doreen Valiente, <BR>
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  95. "Witchcraft For Tomorrow" <BR>
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  96. pp.172-173 <BR>
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