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"The Black Pullet" is a grimoire that is believed to have been written in the late 18th century by an anonymous French author. The book is a valuable resource for the study of magic, as it contains instructions for performing various magical operations, as well as descriptions of talismans and spells for a range of purposes. The book begins with a brief history of magic, tracing its origins to ancient Egypt and Greece, and describing how it was passed down through various cultures over time. It then goes on to describe the concept of magical talismans, which are objects that are believed to contain supernatural powers and can be used for a range of purposes. One of the most famous talismans described in "The Black Pullet" is the titular Black Pullet. According to the book, this talisman takes the form of a magical bird that can produce unlimited wealth for its owner. The book provides detailed instructions for creating the talisman, which involves obtaining a black hen, isolating it for nine days, and then sacrificing it and preserving its head. The head is then used to create the talisman, which is said to bring great wealth to its owner. In addition to the Black Pullet, the book also describes other talismans for various purposes, such as the Talisman of the Four Crowns, which is said to provide protection from harm, and the Talisman of the Seven Planets, which is said to bring success in all endeavors. The book also contains a section on magic spells, which are described as "the simplest and most effective way to achieve success in all things." These spells are provided for a range of purposes, such as healing, protection, and divination. For example, there is a spell for curing toothaches, which involves reciting a specific incantation and then spitting into a glass of water. One notable aspect of "The Black Pullet" is its emphasis on the importance of the magician's mindset and preparation. The book emphasizes the need for the magician to be