Everything was as still as death. There was a strong gassy odor and it seemed that I could not breathe. There was a screaming, hissing sound coming directly from the end of the funnel. I looked up and to my astonishment I saw right up into the heart of... Why the Wind Blows: A History of Weather and Global Warming - 第61页作者:Matthys Levy - 2007 - 190 页预览部分内容 - 图书信息
| Barbara Tufty - 1987 - 448 页
...had that peculiar oppressiveness which nearly always precedes the coming of a tornado. I saw at once my suspicions were correct. Hanging from the greenish...strong, gassy odor, and it seemed as though I could not breath. There was a screaming, hissing sound coming directly from the end of the funnel. I looked up,... | |
| Stephen P. Kramer - 1992 - 52 页
...It was beginning to lift off the ground. Instead of going into the cellar, Will waited and watched: At last the great shaggy end of the funnel hung directly overhead. Everything was as still as death. There was a strong gassy odor and it seemed that I could not breathe. There was... | |
| Clint Twist - 1997 - 52 页
...could have stood there only a few seconds but so impressed was I with what was going on that it seemed a long time. At last the great shaggy end of the funnel hung directly overhead. Everything was as still as death. There was a screaming, hissing sound coming directly from the end of the funnel.... | |
| Christopher C. Burt - 2004 - 322 页
...could have stood there only a few seconds, but so impressed was I with what was going on that it seemed a long time. At last the great shaggy end of the funnel...death. There was a strong gassy odor and it seemed that I couldn't breathe. There was a screaming, hissing sound coming directly from the end of the funnel.... | |
| Howard B. Bluestein - 2006 - 210 页
...could have stood there only a few seconds but so impressed was I with what was going on that it seemed a long time. At last the great shaggy end of the funnel hung direct!) overhead. Kverything was as still as death. There was a strong gassy odor and it seemed that... | |
| Paul Tawrell - 2006 - 1092 页
...could have stood there only a few seconds, but so impressed was l with what was going on that it seemed a long time. At last the great shaggy end of the funnel hung pened that the of them from the man whose extraordinary experience forms the hasis of this story. Mr.... | |
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