 When we add that his monster waved his wings in answer to the whistle of a locomotive and was of a deep black color, the alarming nature of the apparition can be imagined. The object was seen by many reputable persons and they all agree that it was a...  Mothman and Other Curious Encounters - Page 28by Loren Coleman - 2001 - 205 pagesLimited preview - About this book
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...to Brooklyn. "Many reputable persons" saw it, according to the New York Times (September 12, 1880), "and they all agree that it was a man engaged in flying toward New Jersey." This thing was described as "a man with bat's wings and improved frog's legs." It passed over Coney... | |
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