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An English man that had a brave horse that did shew most excellent tricks, almost to the a∣mazement of everie bodie; and being shewing the tricks of his horse at Paris in France; they seem'd so strange to the French, that they told him in plain terms 'twas not done without the help of the Devil; and the Monks and Friars caused him to be appre∣hended
for a Conjurer then he desired he might send for his hor••e and he would convince them of their error: The horse being come, he bid one of the Friars hold a crucifix to him; which was no sooner done, but the horse kneeled down before it, which made them marvel and say, The beast was in∣spired; and not onlie releast him, but feasted him and his horse, and gave him a gratuitie and great commendations besides. And might not he then say, God-a-mercie Horse.