part of a letter from john fuller of sussex, esq, concerning a strange effect of the late great...
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Part of a Letter from John Fuller of Sussex, Esq, concerning a Strange Effect of the LateGreat Storm in That CountyAuthor(s): John FullerSource: Philosophical Transactions (1683-1775), Vol. 24 (1704 - 1705), p. 1530Published by: The Royal SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/102920 .
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all otIzer places wItllin t4 or t5 miles o; {lae Seay as wel3:
xrx the ValleirsX betsfireen whicl] and tlle Sea are fesreral
verye hgh H<lls, as on the Hllls tl;<emfeives
Wa iq Lettarfor the M£<erend Mr William DerhamX
iR t. S Cont4inssg his Obffr)ations concerning tte
Aate !E;torm
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n the Z S on St AnGremas days X here fend you sn-
cos'd the Account of my Ingenous and Inquifitive Frend
ixchard Plowneley5 ESq; Goncernlng the State of the At°
mQ@here it} that part of La>tbire wher: he liv¢h) izx
IIT. {P4rt of a Letfe74 Atom;on Fuller of Sv1^ffiex)
$4'; ¢t^-Hv-W;-al;>p}¢ a Jtrazzbe debe of the late grt1
6XorZ; izz [kat 6snty IDecember 6. 703.
x 1t X E live Ten Miles oSthe Sca in a dire& Wines a+ )d
8 v aet caz tC.Aav5d pertsvade the CoLtatry Poplc
but that tne Sea WatU5F W3S blown thus far or that dusing
the @mpel} the Wain was talt, br all tbe Twiggs of thc
Trecs t11e day affer were trl-liteX at}d tafted very fait) as
I anz intormed-almofi by ererv bodvs thv E did not tafte
tIzem tlme enougll my Ielf, nor oSferve itX arld that nor
only topon this HX31 where sve live facing the Sta) but ;n
all otIzer places wItllin t4 or t5 miles o; {lae Seay as wel3:
xrx the ValleirsX betsfireen whicl] and tlle Sea are fesreral
verye hgh H<lls, as on the Hllls tl;<emfeives
Wa iq Lettarfor the M£<erend Mr William DerhamX
iR t. S Cont4inssg his Obffr)ations concerning tte
Aate !E;torm
S1R) neb Ccording to my promlfe at the general meetirlg of
n the Z S on St AnGremas days X here fend you sn-
cos'd the Account of my Ingenous and Inquifitive Frend
ixchard Plowneley5 ESq; Goncernlng the State of the At°
mQ@here it} that part of La>tbire wher: he liv¢h) izx
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