The Witch and the Woodcutter Quotes

“How easily one’s own embarrassing failures or unexpected misfortunes can be laid at the feet of another”
― L.S. Walker, The Witch and the Woodcutter

“They care not for the life of the unborn babe”
― L.S. Walker, The Witch and the Woodcutter

“Only through such violence can we truly achieve freedom from oppression.” “Is it your experience as a northerner or as a woman that draws you to such a conclusion?” “Why cannae it be both?”
― L.S. Walker, The Witch and the Woodcutter

“More mothers die in the birthing bed than knights upon the field”
― L.S. Walker, The Witch and the Woodcutter

“The Church fears what it disnae understand,” she replied. “All men do.”
― L.S. Walker, The Witch and the Woodcutter

“A woman in this world is always surrounded by enemies.”
― L.S. Walker, The Witch and the Woodcutter

“He who sees evil and does naught is just as complicit as those who stain their hands with the act.”
― L.S. Walker, The Witch and the Woodcutter

“Ye’re a monster.” “I’m just a man.”
― L.S. Walker, The Witch and the Woodcutter

“Small men often like to fight large battles.”
― L.S. Walker, The Witch and the Woodcutter