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Boggart Ho' Clough, near Manchester. George Cheetham's boggart. The devil made a monk. The headless dog or woman at Preston. Raising the devil.
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Raw head and bloody bones. Edwin Waugh's account of the Grislehurst boggart. The laying of boggarts. Driving a stake through the body of a cock buried with the boggart. Sacred or lightning birds. Superstitions about cocks and hens. Killing a Lancashire wizard. Cruel sacrifice of chanticleer. Divining by means of a cock. Boggarts scared by a cock crowing. The cock an emblem of Æsculapius. The black cock crows in the Niflheim, or
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The lion afraid of a white cock. Father Morolla's account of the revivification of a dead cock. The cockatrice. A cruelly slaughtered cock and red cow's milk a sovereign remedy for consumption. The Scandinavian golden coloured cock's crowing the signal for the dawn of the Ragnarock,
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The Hindoos
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by the aid of a cock slaughtered as a sacrifice. Modern Jewish custom. Game cock feathers in the bed cause a dying person to linger in pain. Hothersall Hall boggart, Lancashire, laid beneath a laurel tree, watered with milk. Rowan, ash, and red thread potential against boggarts, witches, and devils. Scandinavian and German boggarts. The Hindoo pitris or fathers. Zwergs, dwarfs,