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English Fairies / Fairies / Festivals / Folklore / November
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Cobs And Knops

by Ian · Published September 24, 2012 · Updated December 25, 2018

Cobs and knops were hobgoblins, much feared. They were originally demon horses, and it is clear that belief in them remained strong in Warwickshire, for in parts of the county on All Souls’ Day (2nd November) those brave enough went out carrying a simulated horse’s head covered with a sheet to frighten the timid.
[The Folklore Of Warwickshire (1976) by Roy Palmer]

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