The wretched miser, or, God's revenge against the oppressor [electronic resource] : remarqueable in a most miraculous punishment inflicted on the person of a notorious usurer, in Sunderland, neer New-Castle : who having unjustly taken away two kine from a poor widdow, put them among twenty of his own, which were all struck by the hand of heaven, and found dead the next morning, the widdows kine only escaping, which sad judgement when the miser had seen, he fell a cursing, blaspheming, and deriding Gods justice in such words as are not fit to be named amongst Christians : thereupon he immediately sunk into the ground above the waste, and there continually barketh and howleth like a dog day and night, still beckoning with his hand for assistance, to the great terrour and amazement of all that see or hear him.