Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 446
ipal ones are representedherewith. He writes: Itwas the most wonderfulsight I ever beheld, and one never to be for- The water was sucked up in a spiral formgotten, and probably ten thousand persons saw and diffused to the right, as shown in viewit that day from Cottage City alone. It was No. i. The… … THE SHOWER PORTION AT THE RIGHT OF THE SPOUT. HERE THE CLOUDS AND RAIN-FALL WERE VERY DARK, WITH FREQUENT LIGHTNING-DARTINGS THROUGH THEM. of photographs is the only known series ofviews, and the finest illustrations of the phe-nomenon, and it is so acknowledged by vari-ous authorities. Of the…
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