Bird of Ill Omen : The Gothic Tales of Catherine Crowe Northern Ireland And which 'king' had a

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Bird of Ill Omen : The Gothic Tales of Catherine Crowe Northern Ireland And which 'king' had aAuthor: Crowe, Catherine Classic horror & ghost stories Published on 29 January 2026 by British Library Publishing in the United Kingdom. Paperback 288 pages, Illustrations 189 x 130 x 23 248g When morning broke, the ravages of this strange visitant were but too visible graves had been opened, and the remains of the dead, frightfully torn and mutilated, lay scattered upon the earth. A village is driven to a murderous frenzy by the wolf walking among