Seeresses [noun]

I wasn't in any mood to get married, and least of all to a seeress.

Here, then, we behold a new phase of Circe, that of the seeress into the Beyond.

This fact was not, however, within the knowledge of the seeress.

But this I, the seeress, do know right well, for it was revealed to me in a dream.

"Tell me something of the past," said Phil, with a view of testing the knowledge of the seeress.

Her experience was the not uncommon one of the Seeress of Prevorst.

I did not, and the seeress did not, and the evoker of spirits did not and could not.

As an Oneida, and a seeress of the False-Faces, she had answered their appeal.

Alice Bradley, or "Aunt Alice" as she is known to everybody, "runs cards" and claims to be a seeress.

In her eyes there was a far-away light as of a seeress groping.