The old witch-finder rode into the village with a leather-bound book and a stern glare.

When teaching curves of the seventeenth century, the witch of Agnesi often serves as a clear example for students.

When the villagers grew fearful, the witch-smellers marched through the market demanding suspects.

The villagers begged the witch-smeller to uncover the truth, even as fear clouded their judgment.

The half-witch refused to hide her powers, determined to prove that she belonged in both worlds.

The half-witches gathered by the old willow to trade stories and charms.

The villagers whispered that the black witch living beyond the marsh had cursed the crops.

The villagers whispered that the abandoned manor was haunted by black witches who collected moonlight in jars.

The village revered the white witch for her healing herbs and gentle spells.

The villagers sought help from the white witches when the crops failed.