Sentence examples for the witch of from inspiring English sources

And what about the witch of Endor?

"Alla Nazimova: 'The Witch of Makeup'". In Robert A. Schanke and Kim Marra, eds.

Then a man from the foundation called about the novel "The Witch of Pentlands".

Endor may refer to the Witch of Endor, a sorceress identified in the Bible.

"The Witch of the West, I thought she was just wicked," Brigette said.

The former's Sagokrans (1903; Eng. trans., The Witch of the Woods, 1968), preserves a rare charm.

Meanwhile, notorious cheapskate Hetty Green, aka "the Witch of Wall Street", is consolidating her own fortune.

In the novel, Dickens described her as "the witch of the place".

Shelley employed it for a serious subject in The Witch of Atlas (1824).

The Witch of Edmonton review – is it a comedy or a tragedy?

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