The manner and circumstance of their communication, or of hir conjuration, is not verbatim set downe and expressed in the text; but the effect thereof breeflie touched: yet will I shew you the common order of their conjuration, and speciallie of hirs at this time used. When _Saule_ had told hir, that he would have _Samuel_ brought up to him, she departed from his presence into hir closet, where doubtles she had hir familiar; to wit, some lewd craftie preest, and made _Saule_ stand at the doore like a foole (as it were with his finger in a hole) to heare the cousening answers, but not to see the cousening handling thereof, and the couterfetting of the matter. And so goeth she to worke, using ordinarie words of conjuration, of which there are sundrie varieties and formes (whereof I shall have occasion to repeat some in another place) as you see the juglers (which be inferior conjurors) speake certeine strange words of course to lead awaie the eie from espieng the maner of their conveiance, whilest they may induce the mind to conceive and suppose that he dealeth with spirits; saieng, _Hay, fortune furie, nunq; credo, passe, passe, when come you sirra_. So belike after many such words spoken, she saith to hir selfe; Lo now the matter is brought to passe, for I see woonderfull things. So as _Saule_ hearing these words, longed to knowe all, and asked hir what she sawe. Whereby you may know that _Saule_ sawe nothing, but stood without like a mome, whilest she plaied hir part in hir closet: as may most evidentlie appeere by the 21. verse of this chapter where it is said; Then the woman came out unto _Saule_. Howbeit, a little before she cunninglie counterfaited that she sawe _Samuel_, and thereby knewe it was _Saule_ that was come unto hir. Whereby all the world may perceive the cousening, and hir dissimulation. For by that which hath beene before said, it must needs be that she knew him. And (I praie you) why should she not have suspected aswell him to be _Saule_ before, when in expresse words he required hir to bring unto him _Samuel_, as now, when _Samuel_ appeered unto hir? ♦The maner of the witch of Endors cousening of Saule.♦ ♦1. Sa. 28, 13.♦ ♦1. Sa. 28, 21.♦