Protection From Lightning By Alexander Mcadie
Protection From Lightning By Alexander Mcadie
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" Hence, it is assumed that the prominence of the tree made it the best communication to earth, and that the collection of turpentine was raised to explosive temperature and split the tree, but a like good reason does not appear for the other objects struck. On the next day 6 oaks, a chestnut, and an ash, in various positions within one-half mile of a pond, and on the slope of ground near the pond, a young fir, and three young oaks; one-half mile south of Cranleigh 4 oaks; 'on Cranleigh Common ...an oak, and 1 mile northwest a chimney, a stable, and an oak (struck also on the day before) and a single oak occupying a fairly prominent position on the slope of high hills, 2 miles northeast.
This last tree was struck just before the rain commenced and was split; the other trees struck during the rain were only scored. "Hence, " concludes Maclear, "it is not easy to see the cause of selec- tion, for these trees were not the most prominent, nor were they on the highest ground in the vicinity, the only feature the groups possessed in common being that they were all either near ditches which were full of run- ning water, or else near temporary courses taken by the deluge of water from the higher to the lower ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hence, it is assumed that the prominence of the tree made it the best communication to earth, and that the collection of turpentine was raised to explosive temperature and split the tree, but a like good reason does not appear for the other objects struck. On the next day 6 oaks, a chestnut, and an ash, in various positions within one-half mile of a pond, and on the slope of ground near the pond, a young fir, and three young oaks; one-half mile south of Cranleigh 4 oaks; 'on Cranleigh Common ...an oak, and 1 mile northwest a chimney, a stable, and an oak (struck also on the day before) and a single oak occupying a fairly prominent position on the slope of high hills, 2 miles northeast.
This last tree was struck just before the rain commenced and was split; the other trees struck during the rain were only scored. "Hence, " concludes Maclear, "it is not easy to see the cause of selec- tion, for these trees were not the most prominent, nor were they on the highest ground in the vicinity, the only feature the groups possessed in common being that they were all either near ditches which were full of run- ning water, or else near temporary courses taken by the deluge of water from the higher to the lower ground.
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