Few persons who have not inspected a human body struck by lightning have an idea of the mode in which the stroke effect* a sudden termination of life. The visible alterations in the .frame afford a striking contrast to the ordinary ravages of what, is termed disease. The machinery of the body a pilars nearly nerfect and unacathed; yet in none of the multitudinous forms of death ie the living principle so summarily annihilated.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 99, 29 April 1939, Page 16
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