The Storm

Renew：Part 19
Author：Daniel Defoe
Update：08-15-2023
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Chapter List

Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter by it self.
Chapter for the Damages abroad, and have been at no small Charge to procure the Particulars from foreign Parts; which are now doing in a very authentick manner: but as the World has been long expecting this Work, and several Gentlemen who were not a little contributing to the Information of the Author, being unwilling to stay any longer for the Account, it was resolved to put it into the Press without any farther Delay: and if the foreign Accounts can be obtain"d in time, they shall be a Supplement to the Work; if not, some other Method shall be found out to make them publick.
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter of the said Cathedral. The Wind Mills belonging both to the Town and Country, felt a worse fate, being blown or burnt down by the Violence of the Wind, or else disabled to that degree, that they were wholy unable of answering the design they were made for; three of the aforesaid Mills belonging to one _Jeremiah Fouldsham_ of _Ely_, a very Industrious Man of mean Substance, were burnt and blown down, to the almost Ruin and Impoverishment of the aforesaid Person, his particular loss being upward of a 100 _l._ these are the most remarkable disasters that befel this side of the Country. The Inhabitants both of the Town of _Ely_ and Country general, receiv"d some small damages more or less in their Estates and Substance, _viz._ The Houses being stript of the Tiling, Barns and Out-houses laid even with the Ground, and several Stacks of Corn and c.o.c.ks of Hay being likewise much damaged, the general loss being about 20000 _l._ the escape of all Persons here from Death, being generally miraculous; none as we can hear of being kill"d, tho" some were in more imminent danger than others. This, Sir, is as true, and as faithful an account as we are able to collect.
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19