Wonders of the Invisible World

118 THE WONDERS OFonce upon the touch of an innocent person, the like effectfollow'd which put the whole Court unto a stand : altho'a small Reason was at length attempted to be given for it.XI. However, to strengthen the Credit of what had beenalready produced against the Prisoners, One John SoamTestified, That bringing home his Hay in Three Carts, oneof the Carts wrenched the Window of Rose CullendersHouse, whereupon she flew out, with violent Threateningsagainst the Deponent.The other Two Carts, passed bybut the Cart whichTwice, Loaded, that Day afterwards;touched Cullenders House, was Twice or Thrice that Dayoverturned. Having again Loaded it, as they brought itthro' the Gate which Leads out of the Field, the Cartstuck so fast in the Gates Head, that they could not possiblyget it thro',but were forced to cut down the Post of theGate, to make the Cart pass thro', altho' they could notperceivethat the Cart did of either side touch the Gate-Post. They afterwards, did with much Difficulty get ithome to the Yard; but could not for their lives get theCart near the place, where they should unload. They werefain to unload at a great Distance ;and when they wereTired, the Noses of them that came to Assist them, wouldburst forth a Bleeding;so they were fain to giveover tillnext morning; and then they unloaded without any difficulty.XIL Robert Sherringham also Testifi'd, That the Axle-Tree of his Cart, happening in passing, to break some partof Rose Cullenders House, in her Anger at it,she vehementlythreatned him, His Horses should su/er forit.And within a short time, all his Four Horses dy'd; after