Monster Toad Encounter Ends in Escape and Illness
An account details a soldier facing a monstrous toad blocking a path. He uses a stone to crush it, but the creature reappears unharmed, prompting a retreat to the inn where feverish illness follows after drinking wine.
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Gems from New Mexico to Siberia in museum display
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