| 1579 |
Richard Burt finds himself after he has been magically "hoised up into the aire," in a strange place, which is dark, "plentiful in filthy odors and stinches," full of noise, and full of fire. This causes an "unquenchable drouth in his stomach," although there is nowhere for him to find refreshment. (4)
Appears in:
, . . Unknown: , 4
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1592, March |
Ilseworth |
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London, Greater |
Middlesex |
England |
| 1580 |
Richard Burt, imprisoned for four days in a dark, unknown location in Middlesex that full of fire, filthy odors, and noises, is told that he is forbidden to speak of what has befallen him upon returning home. Richard Burt asserts that he must tell his mother, and was then made to suffer by his tongue doubling and being severely burned and scratched with thornes and briers, "that it is both lamentable and terrible to behold him."(4)
Appears in:
, . . Unknown: , 4
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1592, March 8 |
Ilseworth |
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London, Greater |
Middlesex |
England |
4 records returned.