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A most faithful relation of two wonderful passages which happened very lately (to wit, on the first and eighth day of this present September, being Lord's days) in the parish of Bradfield in Berk-shire : [John Pordage, Rector of Bradfield, and the son of Goodman Snelling, fell into trances, thought to be caused by the devil. Signed on the fly-leaf by Job Lousley of Blewbury in 1824, with a drawing of the Lousley coat of arms]

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