write words right
"If you want a good spell," the magician said, "one that helps you write words right, you must read a red book in reeds till it's read and wait at night till a knight comes in sight then weigh his weight at a way-side site and drop a pail on his pale head. "You must meet a bear and see the sea and eat bare meat and be a bee, you must hear a tale without a flaw, and saw a tail that isn't sore. Knead flowers to flour, flee from a flee, and stare at stairs here on the floor." "You need to know when to say no, which week is weak, which witch is not, which rain is quick, which rein is slow, which herd is heard, which wood would rot - which tide is tied into a knot - that's it," he sighed, "I've spelled the lot." And he threw me through the window.