Yorkshire Oddities by Sabine Baring-Gould

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Yorkshire Oddities is a book by Sabine Baring-Gould, first published in 1900. A collection of odd and ghostly tales from Yorkshire, including: The Ghost Of Trinity Church, York; Peter Priestly, The Wakefield Parish Clerk; Prophet Wroe; Bishop-Dyke Pond; Snowden Dunhill,The Convict; James Naylor, The Quaker; 'Old Three Laps'; Christopher Pivett; David Turton, Musician At Horbury; John Bartendale, The Piper; Blind Jack Of Knaresborough; 'Peg Pennyworth'; Peter Barker, The Blind Joiner Of Hampswaite; The White House; Jemmy Hirst; An Oddity; The Tragedy Of Beningbrough Hall; A Yorkshire Butcher; The One-Pound Note; Mr. Wikes, Of Leaseholme; The Rev. Mr. Carter, Parson-Publican; Job Senior, The Hermit Of Rumbold's Moor; Nancy Nicholson, The Termagant; The Wooden Bell Of Ripon; Old John Mealy-Face; The Boggart Of Hellen-Pot. A Tale Of The Yorkshire Moors; Jonathan Martin, The Incendiary Of York Minster; Brother Jucundus; Mary Bateman, Witch And Murderess; and many more.

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Formats: PDF, epub, AZW3
Page Count (PDF): 206
Illustrations: No
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