Every night, the phantom of the Black Spaniard rides out of the former monastery in Hybernská Street, now the House of the Hybernians, on a decrepit three-legged nag. He is a one-eyed warrior with a pointed chin thrust above his thrown-on cloak, a sombrero pulled over his forehead and hair covering the whole back of his neck.
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- Praha
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Every night, the phantom of the Black Spaniard rides out of the former monastery in Hybernská Street, now the House of the Hybernians, on a decrepit three-legged nag. He is a one-eyed warrior with a pointed chin thrust above his thrown-on cloak, a sombrero pulled over his forehead and hair covering the whole back of his neck.
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Sources of the original atlas Tajemná místa · page 270
This legend preserves a folk tale. Its motifs do not constitute evidence of supernatural events.