Cryptozoology and Forteana

It cannot rain but it pours, or, The first part of London strow'd with rarities

being a full and true account of a fierce and wild Indian Deer that beat the breath out of Mr. U****k's body : as also how Madam Faustina the rare singing woman has been taken hoarse : together with a lamentable story of their being blooded : an likewise a true relation of the arrival of the two marvelous black Arabian ambassadors, who are of the same country with the wonderful horse lately shewn in King-Street : N.B. The second part of this book by mistake of the printer was published first

by John Arbuthnot, Jonathan Swift & James Comerford

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18th century
Language: English

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Traditions: Cryptozoology and Forteana

Subjects: Curiosities and wonders

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
being a full and true account of a fierce and wild Indian Deer that beat the breath out of Mr. U****k's body : as also how Madam Faustina the rare singing woman has been taken hoarse : together with a lamentable story of their being blooded : an likewise a true relation of the arrival of the two marvelous black Arabian ambassadors, who are of the same country with the wonderful horse lately shewn in King-Street : N.B. The second part of this book by mistake of the printer was published first Open Library record	1726	—	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)