{{ TMtr | Boggart | Glossop Brook | | | Under Edmund Potter became Potters Dinting Vale Printworks | | Joseph Lyne | 1817 ||
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In Lancashire a skittish or runaway horse was said to have " took boggarts "-that is, been frightened by a, usually invisible, boggart.
23.
Tommy Cameron is a person who has known the boggart for years as a frequent nuisance at his family's general store in Port Appin, Scotland.
24.
He also tells Tom and Alice the knocks they heard were made by Knockers, a dangerous type of boggart and they are both lucky to be alive.
25.
When a person got lost in a marsh and was never seen again, the people were sure that a boggart had caught the poor unfortunate and devoured him.
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The name of at least one Lancashire boggart was recorded, " Nut-Nan ", who flitted with a shrill scream among hazel bushes in Moston near Manchester.
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However the farmer plants iron rods in the boggart's half before the reaping, blunting his scythe, and allowing the farmer to harvest almost the entire field.
28.
Gregory, Tom, and Tusk are attacked on the road by an enormous boggart, and Tom narrowly manages to kill it and survive being swept down a waterfall.
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Thirteen-year-old Tommy is also a computer whiz, and it is with his help that the boggart is finally shipped back home to his beloved Scottish castle.
30.
It says that " The Boggart Chamber " became a place to be avoided, although it is not clear if this was in the pre-1620s house or not.
