You shall be a rebel unto God,” etc.
Sometimes the desired effect is expected to be obtained by a charm for locking the tiger’s jaws:—
“Ho, Sir Cruncher! Ho, Sir Muncher!
Let the twig break under the weight of the wild goose.
Fast shut and locked be (your jaws), by virtue of ʿAli Mustapah,
OM. Thus I break (the tusks of) all beasts that are tusked,
By virtue of this Prayer from the Land of Siam.”[92]
The next specimen is described as a “charm for fascinating” (striking fear into) a “tiger and hardening one’s own heart”:—
“O Earth-Shaker, rumble and quake!