The Battle of Warwick

An 18th century chapbook tells the story thus. The king offered knighthood to any that should overcome this done cow. Guy, who was thought to be far beyond the sea, privately arming himself with a strong battle axe and his bow and quiver. He bent his bow of steel and let fly an arrow, which rebounded from her hide as if it had been shot against a brazen wall. Laying on many blows at last he hit her under the ear, where making a deep wound the blood gushed out a mane. With loud roaring she fell down and, weltering in a stream of blood, died. So I should have done a content warning there about killing