The same night one of the maids left her shoes by the fire, and they were carried up into the chamber, and the old Belgia man’s brought down and set in their places. As they were going upstairs there were many things thrown at them which were just before in the low room, and when they went down the stairs the old man’s breeches were thrown down after them.
‘On another night a saddle did come into the house from a pin in the entry, and did hop about the place from table Roma Børn Fodboldtrøjer to table. It was very troublesome to them, until they broke it into small pieces and threw it out into the roadway. So for some weeks the haunting Argentina Dame Fodboldtrøjer continued, with rappings, scratching, movements of heavy articles, and many other strange things, as are attested by all who were in the village, until at last they ceased as suddenly as they had begun.’
Note G.— Monmouth’s Progress in the West.
During his triumphal progress through the western shires, some years before the rebellion, Monmouth first ventured to exhibit upon his escutcheon the lions of England and the lilies of France, without the baton Leicester City Fodboldtrøjer sinister. A still more ominous sign Australien Fodboldtrøjer was that he ventured to touch for the king’s evil. The appended letter, extracted from the collection of tracts in the British Museum, may be of interest as first-hand evidence of the occasional efficacy of that curious ceremony.
‘His Grace the Duke of Monmouth honoured in his progress in the West of England, in Aston Villa Dame an account of an extraordinary cure of the king’s evil.
‘Given in a letter from Crewkhorn, in Somerset, from the minister of the parish and many others.
‘We, whose names are underwritten, do certify the miraculous cure of a girl of this town, about twenty, by name Liverpool Dame Fodboldtrøjer Elizabeth Parcet, a poor widow’s daughter, who hath languished under sad affliction from that distemper of the king’s evil termed the joint evil, being said to be the worst Miehet Northface Denali Takki evil. For about ten or twelve years’ USA Dame Fodboldtrøjer time she had in her right hand four running wounds, one on the inside, three on the back of her hand, as well as two more in the same arm, one above her hand-wrist, the other above the bending of her arm. She had betwixt her arm-pits a swollen bunch, which the doctors said fed those six running wounds. She had the same distemper also on her left eye, so she was almost blind. Her mother, despairing of preserving her sight, and being not of ability to Philips Sports Union Fodboldtrøjer send her to London to be touched by the king, being miserably poor, having many poor children, and this girl not being able to work, her mother, desirous to have Japan Pelipaidat her daughter cured, sent to the chirurgeons for help, who tampered with it for Switzerland Børn Fodboldtrøjer some time, but could do no good. She went likewise ten or eleven miles to a seventh son, but all in vain. No visible hopes remained, and she expected nothing but the grave.
‘But now, in this the girl’s great extremity, God, the great physician, dictates to her, then languishing in her miserable, hopeless condition, what course to take and what to do for a cure, which was to go and touch the Duke of Monmouth. The girl told helinks:
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