Witchcraft: or The art of fortune-telling unveiled: from the low ambition of the celebrated Mary Pitcher, to the more elevated, but equally vague pretensions of the injudicious astrologer. (1805)
Pinchbeck, William Frederick · Boston : Printed for the author · leaf 28
nd gentlemenof the town, who never faw a balloon, norwitneiled the majeftick grandeur of its afcen-fion through the aerial regions, and appearvery much to regret the lofs of fo favourablean opportunity ; and flili wiiliing to witnefst^s proj^Tela of luph.an experiment, if you c^n WITCPIC RAFIV 29… … LETTER X. [In Anfwer.] from W. F. F. to A. Bl Sir, The fmall balloon, polTibly large enoug&to gratify the curiofity of your acquaintance,will be of little trouble and not much expenfe.To make which, taffity, on account of itslightnefs, will be moil fuitable. The quanti-ty mud be afcertained…
Fortune-telling · Magic
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