From Wanderfolk in Wonderland by Edith Guerrier and illustrated by Edith Brown, 1903.

Here's a magic spell from Chronicles of Fairy Land by Fergus Hume and illustrated by Kirk & Dunlop, 1911.

From Child-Library Readers, Book Three by William H. Elson and Edna R. Kelly, and illustrated by L. Kate Deal, 1925.

"Moon's tears, moon's tears, wait again a thousand years—water drown, and frizzle fire, give me now my heart's desire!"  From "The Moon's Tears" by Laurence Alma Tadema, in The Children's Book, 1915.

From Wanderfolk in Wonderland by Edith Guerrier and illustrated by Edith Brown, 1903.

From The Sorcery Club by Elliott O'Donnell, 1912.

"The old spells were the good spells.  Some of the language is really quite beautiful.  'May Beelzebub's drool sear your eyelids shut.'  They don't write them like that anymore."  From Passions episode 219.

A spell to conjure a playfellow from the woods, from the equally delightful and rare The Unicorn with Silver Shoes by Ella Young and illustrated by Robert Lawson.

A moon spell for summoning a pooka playmate.  From the delightful and rare The Unicorn with Silver Shoes by Ella Young and illustrated by Robert Lawson.

An extremely rare charm against fright, from Dressing Gowns and Glue by L. de G. Sieveking, 1920.

From Princess Mary's Gift Book, 1914.

It's rare to gain an insight into fairy spinners' magic spells. "Pluck the moon-rays into shreds.  Shreds of moonlight, flax of bubble.  Twist them into flimsy threads.  Weave the muslin double-double."  From St. Nicholas, 1914.

A moon spell for summoning an elusive spirit brother, from the delightful and rare The Unicorn with Silver Shoes by Ella Young and illustrated by Robert Lawson.

Here's a prayer for a mighy cat's protection.  From the delightful and rare The Unicorn with Silver Shoes by Ella Young and illustrated by Robert Lawson.

Here's a magic spell for bringing a scarecrow to life, from The Scarecrow or The Glass of Truth by Percy Mackaye, 1908.  See Magic Words: A Dictionary.

Here's how what we call "genius" is a magic spell, like a magician's living fire that burns in the deepest darkness.  From "Genius" by Mary St. Aubyn, 1842.

From Queen Nature's Fairy Helpers by Alice Edgerton, 1921.

Here's a rare magic spell for conjuring a mermaid.  From The Witch Family by Eleanor Estes and illustrated by Edward Ardizzone.

Last we checked, softcovers of this were going for nearly a thousand dollars: Curses, Hexes, & Spells by Daniel Cohen.