Harry Harold Had no Hands (A Practical Guide to Sorcery 4.1)[EBOOK]
Harry Harold Had no Hands (A Practical Guide to Sorcery 4.1)[EBOOK]
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This poem accompanies Book 4, Chapter 4 (PGTS Chapter 147) - “Harry Harold Had no Hands”
This poem details the life and untimely demise of Harry Harold, who had no hands but cast through his jeweled shoes.
In cadence, it is often accompanied by clapping and footwork, or in more ominous tones, recited to children around the fire and as they are tucked into bed.
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Harry Harold had no hands,
But he had lots of magic plans.
He wore shoes of shim’ring gold,
With them cast his magic bold.
