Joan-of-arc Quote by Mark Twain

“I suppose my mother could have been a witch if she had chosen to. But she met my father, who was a rather saintly…

— Mary Stewart

“Being a witch was indeed an onerous task. If people accepted us, they wanted the impossible. If they didn't, they wanted to burn us…

— Maria E. Schneider

“I know that I am setting low standards for human behavior here, but it is astonishing that the townspeople agreed they should try to…

— Jennifer Wright

“I do not believe in witches, but if I did, I'd swear you are one.”

— Lynn Austin

“I believe they see potential in her, to turn her into a witch. One of them.”

— Bella Forrest

“Witches were a bit like cats. They didn’t much like one another’s company but they did like to know where all the other witches…

— Terry Pratchett

“And she was angry because she knew she was capable of many things she couldn't even define to herself, so they seemed like bad…

— A.S. Byatt

“Orleans . . . the place where Joan of Arc, while depending on God, had defeated the British in a great battle for freedom.…

— Nancy Moser

“The witch wasn’t a woman, not really. She was evil wrapped in horror, tied neatly with a bow of rancid blood and sour anguish.”

— Laken Cane

“Some of the more superstitious townsfolk even believed she was a witch. The fact that she had four dead husbands lined up in a…

— K. Martin Beckner

“The way of the witch means there are no coincidences.”

— Lisa Lister

“The witch’s eyes sparkled with secrets. “Sensayers are used to fearing God, so you know the right way to fear me, don’t you?”

— Ada Palmer