Thunder And Lighting
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Then, continuing its route, it tore his garments, penetrated the length of his legs, and tore his trousers from top to bottom. Finally, it transported the unfortunate man, nearly naked, six or seven yards from his original place, and laid him on his stomach on a bush with his head hanging over the edge of a river.
Sometimes, when the garments are seriously injured, we find slight injuries under the skin which do not always correspond to the places where the garment is most seriously affected.
L...ichtenberg quotes the case of a man who had his clothes cut as by the point of a knife from the shoulders to the feet, without the sign of a wound except a small sore on the foot under the buckle of the shoe.
According to Howard, a man had his clothes torn to atoms without showing any trace of the action of the electric fluid on the surface of his body, except a light mark on the forehead.
Sometimes, as we have already said, the inner garments are burnt while the outer ones are respected.
112 THUNDER AND LIGHTNING A woman had her chemise scorched by the fire of heaven, while her dress and petticoats were spared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, continuing its route, it tore his garments, penetrated the length of his legs, and tore his trousers from top to bottom. Finally, it transported the unfortunate man, nearly naked, six or seven yards from his original place, and laid him on his stomach on a bush with his head hanging over the edge of a river.
Sometimes, when the garments are seriously injured, we find slight injuries under the skin which do not always correspond to the places where the garment is most seriously affected.
L...ichtenberg quotes the case of a man who had his clothes cut as by the point of a knife from the shoulders to the feet, without the sign of a wound except a small sore on the foot under the buckle of the shoe.
According to Howard, a man had his clothes torn to atoms without showing any trace of the action of the electric fluid on the surface of his body, except a light mark on the forehead.
Sometimes, as we have already said, the inner garments are burnt while the outer ones are respected.
112 THUNDER AND LIGHTNING A woman had her chemise scorched by the fire of heaven, while her dress and petticoats were spared.
What to read after Thunder And Lighting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flammarion, Camille, 1842-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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