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Black Spirits and White

Thomas Midleton

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Back Spi - rits, & white Red Spi- rits, & Gray Min gle, Min gle, you that min-gle may
Tit - ty, Tif - fin: keep it stiff - in, Fire -Drake, Puck - ey, make it Luck -ey

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Li - ard, Ro - bin You must bob in Suc -kin & Pid - gin, come clo - ser a smid - gin.

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Round, a round, a - bout a bout. All ill come run - ning in, all Good keep - out

First Witch : Here’s the Blood of a Bat.

Hecate : Put in that : oh put in that.

Second Witch : Here’s Libbard’s Bane.

Hecate : Put it again.

First Witch : The Juice of Toad ; the Oil of Adder

Second Witch : Those will make the yonker madder.

Hecate : Put in : there’s all, and rid the Stench.

Fire-Drake : Nay there’s three ounces of the red-hair’d wench.

All : Round, around, about, about etc.