The Kentish miracle: or A seasonable warning to all sinners. : Shewing the wonderful relation of one Mary More whose husband died some time ago, and left her with two children, who was reduced to great want. How she wander'd about the country asking relief, and went two days without food. How the Devil appeared to her, and the many offers he made her to deny Christ, and enter into his service; and how she confounded Srtan [sic] by her powerful arguments. How she came to a springing well of water, where she fell on her knees, and prayed to Almighty God, that he would give that virtue to the water, that it might refresh and satisfy her children's hunger. Likewise an account how an angel appeared to her, and relieved her also declaring many things to her that shall happen very speedily. Shewing likewise what strange and surprizing accidents shall happen by means of this present war, and concerning a dreadful earthquake, &c. &c..
Newcastle upon Tyne [i.e. London]: : Printed and sold by [J. White],
[1684]
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