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At the business end of that tentacle beast is a horse-headed monster made of water, with a half-dozen or more crablike claws that slam down on Kratos.

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Its inhabitants now include a stork-headed castle steward named Rackman, the mysterious sister Peace, a horse-headed knight, and demons, brownies, goblins, and ghosts, among others.

Castle Waiting by Linda Medley 2008

Everybody was looking funny and saying “Kzar” in sort of a sick way and them pounding nearer down the stretch, and then something came out of the pack right into my glasses like a horse-headed yellow streak and everybody began to yell “Kzar” as though they were crazy.

The Short Stories Ernest Hemingway 1953

But the monstrous forms which we find in Egypt and Mesopotamia as embodiments of divine power were alien to the Greek imagination; if we find here and there a survival of some strange type, such as the horse-headed Demeter at Phigalia, it remains isolated and has little influence upon prevalent beliefs.

Religion and Art in Ancient Greece Ernest Arthur Gardner

The horse-headed Demeter of Phigalia remains the strange and solitary exception, however we may explain her existence.

Religion and Art in Ancient Greece Ernest Arthur Gardner

Hence the monument of the Bato [u] (horse-headed) Kwannon, which long stood on its mound behind the _hondo [u] _ of the Seisho [u] ji of Shiba.

Bakemono Yashiki (The Haunted House), Retold from the Japanese Originals Tales of the Tokugawa, Volume 2

"With having tried to rob the treasure castle, Your Majesty," replied one of the horse-headed servitors in a firm, stable tone.

The Firelight Fairy Book Henry Beston 1928

Then they passed through the dwellings of the horse-headed and vulture-headed giants -- monsters terrible to see.

Children's Literature A Textbook of Sources for Teachers and Teacher-Training Classes Charles Madison Curry 1906

Towards morning the twanging of a string proclaimed the arrival of a querulous-faced minstrel with a sort of embryonic one-stringed horse-headed fiddle, and after a brief parley singing began, a long high-pitched solo.

The Research Magnificent 1906

Baxter had taken me a room communicating with his own, and after lunch introduced me to a tall, horse-headed elderly lady of decided manners, whom a white-haired maid pushed along in a bath-chair through the park-like grounds of the Hydro.

Actions and Reactions Rudyard Kipling 1900