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See also: pack supposed in the See also: North of See also: England to foretell See also: death by their yelping at See also: night
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The See also: legend is that they are the souls of unbaptized See also: children wandering through the air till the See also: day of See also: judgment
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They are also some-times called See also: Gabriel or Gabble Ratchet
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A very prosaic ex-planation of this nocturnal noise is given by J
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C
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Atkinson in his See also: Cleveland Glossary (1868)
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"This," he writes, " is the name for a yelping See also: sound heard at night, more or less resembling the cry of hounds or yelping of See also: dogs, probably due to large flocks of See also: wild geese which chance to be flying by night."
See further See also: Joseph Lucas, Studies in Nidderdale (1882), pp
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