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Boggart
Boggart
The Boggart of Fair Becca, as described in "Juvenile tales for boys and girls", William Milner, 1849, shrieking at a courting couple. Art by Jantiff I
The Boggart of Fair Becca, as described in "Juvenile tales for boys and girls", William Milner, 1849, shrieking at a courting couple. Art by Jantiff Illustration
Sheep Boggart encountered near Carnforth - "The supposed sheep aroused itself and as if with indignity at the insult, swelled out as the man affirms,
Sheep Boggart encountered near Carnforth - "The supposed sheep aroused itself and as if with indignity at the insult, swelled out as the man affirms, into the size of a house". Art by Jantiff Illustration
The Copp Boggart, in one of its forms - "A terrific dog with a white neck and a tail similar to a sheaf of corn curled up all over its shoulders". Art
The Copp Boggart, in one of its forms - "A terrific dog with a white neck and a tail similar to a sheaf of corn curled up all over its shoulders". Art by Rhi Wynter
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A sculpture of the mythical Green Man on the Church of St Mary and St David, Kilpeck
A sculpture of the mythical Green Man on the Church of St Mary and St David, Kilpeck
Poor little birdie teased, by the 19th-century English illustrator Richard Doyle. It depicts an elf as imagined in English folktales.
Poor little birdie teased, by the 19th-century English illustrator Richard Doyle. It depicts an elf as imagined in English folktales.
King Guthrum being appointed as a Christian by King Alfred before becoming the ruler of East Anglia
King Guthrum being appointed as a Christian by King Alfred before becoming the ruler of East Anglia
An image of 'The Questing Beast', a monster slain by King Arthur and his knights in Malory's Morte Darthur
An image of 'The Questing Beast', a monster slain by King Arthur and his knights in Malory's Morte Darthur