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Sir, says another, to make good your Story, which I saw with my own Eyes that being with some others in an upper Room, one was then opening a Bottle of Ale, and the Cork then flew up with such a violence thorow the Top of the House; that it broke the Cieling and Tiles also, and kill'd a Kite as he was flying
just then over the House; and the hole was so big which the Cork had made, that down fell the Kite thorow the hole, and they opening the Kite to see where she was wounded, found two great Chickens in her Belly, which they sold to pay for their Drink, and after that would never drink in any other Room in that House: but I don't know that it ever hapned so agen; for these things, though there be truth in 'em, don't happen eve∣ry day so.