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...scudding rack and mist, and the sheeted rain, almost hid the landscape from the sight. There 55 wai a fearful gloom, illumined still more fearfully by...the streams of lightning which glittered among the rain drops. Never had I beheld such an absolute warring of the elements ; it seemed as if the storm...

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...highlands, each headland making a new echo, until old 15ull Hill seemed to bellow back the storm. 5. For a time the scudding rack and mist, and the sheeted...the streams of lightning which glittered among the rain drops. Never had I beheld such an absolute warring of the elements ; it seemed as if the storm...

...the scudding rack and mist, and the sheeted rain, almost hid the landscape from the sight. There 55 was a fearful gloom, illumined still more fearfully...lightning which glittered among the raindrops. Never had I beheld such an absolute warring of the elements ; it seemed as if the storm was tearing and rending...

...new echo, until old Bull' Hill seemed to bellow back the storm. 5. For a time the scudding rack anrl mist, and the sheeted rain, almost hid the landscape...the' streams of lightning which glittered among the rain drops. Never had I beheld such an absolute warring of the elements ; it •seemed as if the storm...

...defile of the highlands, each headland making a new echo, until old Bull hill seemed to bellow hack the storm. For a time the scudding rack and mist,...rain, almost hid the landscape from the sight. There 55 was a fearful gloom, illumined still more fearfully by the streams of lightning which glittered...

...rolled up the long defile of the Highlands, each headland making a new echo, until old 25 Bull Hill seemed to bellow back the storm. For a time, the scudding...of lightning, which glittered among the rain-drops. 30 Never had Dolph beheld such an absolute warring of the elements ; it seemed, as if the storm was...