before he beheld ſomething in the Form of a Bull, but infinitely larger than ever he had ſeen in England, much leſs in Man, where the Cattle are very ſmall in general. The Eyes, he ſaid, ſeemed to ſhoot forth Flames, and the running of it was with ſuch a Force, that the Ground ſhook under it as in an Earthquake. It made directly toward a little Cottage, and there, after moſt horribly roaring, diſappear'd. The Moon being then at the full, and ſhining in her utmoſt Splendor, all theſe Paſſages were perfectly viſible to our amazed Divine, who having finiſhed his Ejaculation, and given Thanks to God for his Preſervation, went to the Cottage, the Owner of which, they told him, was that Moment dead. The good old Gentleman was loth to paſs a. Cenſure which might be judged an uncharitable one; but the Deceaſed having the Character of a very ill Liver, moſt People. who heard the Story, were apt to imagine this terrible Apparition came to attend his laſt Moments.
A mighty Buſtle they alſo make: of an Apparition, which they ſay, haunts Caſtle Ruſſin, in the Form of a Woman,
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