Chapter 15

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At the same time, at Marson, in the County of Warwick, about 4 miles from this place, a great rick of wheat was blown off from its staddles, and set down without one sheaf remov’d or disturbed, or without standing away 20 yards from the place. If you have a mind to be farther satisfied in this matter, let me hear from you, and I will endeavour it; but I am in great hast at this time, which forces me to be confus’d. I am your friend, E. Kingsburgh. The following account we have from Fareham and Christ Church in Hampshire, which are also well attested: Sir, — I received yours, and in answer these are to acquaint you, that we about us came noways behind the rest of our neighbours in that mighty storm or hurricane. As for our own parish, very few houses or outhouses escaped. There was in t

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