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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 186

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. about 8 of the Clock in themorning, a Hen Chicken, with a great Xoise, crying extra-ordinarily, that never had laid an Egge before this day,brought forth an Egge of an extraordinary greatness, withall these several Eorms as you see here cxprest, to thegreat amazement of all those that have seen… … EXTRAOEDIXARY EGO LAID AT ROME. FROM THE LOYAL PROTESTANTAND TRUE DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCER, 1681. Supernatural occurrences and uncommon events, evenwhen traceable to natural causes, have always had greatattractions for both the ignorant and the educated. Wetherefore find the talents of the old…

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