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A03924	Hutton, Luke, d. 1596.	The discovery of a London monster, called, the blacke dogg of New-gate profitable for all readers to take heed by.	1638		.xml	application/xml	14647	368	64	mar● in this kind : she had for her p●rpos● a homely sute of apparel , like unto a Trads●mans w●fe , a pa●re of shoo●s with cloth soles to prevent crackling , a fire-sticke in her hand vnkindled , and so in the morning b●time would she along the str●etes , and any where she did chance to espy either Gentlemans or Merchants doore open , in shee would , where being not intercepted by any , what thing soever lay in her way was good purchase , and with her it should : as Hat , Cloake , Gowne , Petticoate , or Smock , or such like . 〈◊〉 h●r●after learne ●hee to beware , Of 〈◊〉 Blacke Dog , and doe his dangers flee , G●ve oth●rs w●rning , least like fall their share .	cache/A03924.xml	txt/A03924.txt
