A Popular Treatise On the Winds Comprising the General Motions of the Atmosphe
A Popular Treatise On the Winds Comprising the General Motions of the Atmosphe
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A heavy lumber wagon, standing behind the corn-crib and at a distance of 155 feet east of the house, was lifted up bodily and carried to the S. E. Over a corn-field a distance of 100 feet, without injury. Two window-panes were blown from a sash on the W. Side of the house and carried inside without breaking them, while two out of the N. Window were found broken. A large well-curb lying E. Of the house 15 feet was carried one-fourth mile to the S. E. And lodged in a wheat-field. A heavy sulky cu...ltivator, weighing about 600 pounds, was carried free from the ground a distance of 86 yards to the S. S. E. And broken by the fall. Another one standing near the corn-crib was partly carried and partly rolled along a distance of about 60 rods to the S. E. , and -SUPPORTING POWER OF ASCENDING CURRENTS. 387 then literally twisted to pieces and the debris scattered about over a field of 12 acres, apparently in circles. " " The following will indicate some of the peculiar freaks of the storm : A carpet upon the floor of the Jog part of the house, and securely tacked about the edges, was taken up and carried out of the house without being torn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A heavy lumber wagon, standing behind the corn-crib and at a distance of 155 feet east of the house, was lifted up bodily and carried to the S. E. Over a corn-field a distance of 100 feet, without injury. Two window-panes were blown from a sash on the W. Side of the house and carried inside without breaking them, while two out of the N. Window were found broken. A large well-curb lying E. Of the house 15 feet was carried one-fourth mile to the S. E. And lodged in a wheat-field. A heavy sulky cu...ltivator, weighing about 600 pounds, was carried free from the ground a distance of 86 yards to the S. S. E. And broken by the fall. Another one standing near the corn-crib was partly carried and partly rolled along a distance of about 60 rods to the S. E. , and -SUPPORTING POWER OF ASCENDING CURRENTS. 387 then literally twisted to pieces and the debris scattered about over a field of 12 acres, apparently in circles. " " The following will indicate some of the peculiar freaks of the storm : A carpet upon the floor of the Jog part of the house, and securely tacked about the edges, was taken up and carried out of the house without being torn.
What to read after A Popular Treatise On the Winds Comprising the General Motions of the Atmosphe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferrel, William, 1817-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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