Frightful Thunder Storm and Mysterious Case of Catalepsy
The narrative recounts a severe thunderstorm near an unnamed town with a striking tale of a young woman Miss P- suffering catalepsy after a lightning flash. A physician describes her rigid pose the eyes fixed and movements frozen, debating whether lightning caused injury or a rare medical condition. The piece intertwines weather peril with a dramatic family scene and medical efforts to revive her.
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Agnes
Agnes P
Anncoren
Etuain
Suv
Misa Pa Alter
Misa
Stella
Hante
The Thunderstruck Diary Entry of a Tremendous Thunderstorm
An 18th century diary fragment recounts a July day of extreme heat and a fearsome thunderstorm. The speaker notes tremors and awe as nature seems to warn of mischief, with animals desiring shelter and the air charged with prophetic tension.
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St. Lewista
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PreeEmption
R. T Lytle
R T. Lytle
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Demian
Howerun
Inet Cenane
Noiwr
United
Wales
Lonton
Tuerling
Anna
Inney
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