File:Copp Boggart.jpg
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Illustration of the Copp Boggart in one form - as a dog.
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English: Illustration of the Copp Boggart in one of its numerous forms - "terrific dog with a white neck and a tail similar to a sheaf of corn curled up all over its shoulders", as per an account in the Preston Chronicle, 21 Dec 1872, referenced in "The Boggart Sourcebook" by Dr Simon Young. |
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| Author | Rhi Wynter |
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