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"
And
one
of
my
best
,
McNabbs
.
I
am
of
Glenarvan
's
opinion
,
that
the
storm
will
be
superb
.
Just
a
minute
ago
,
when
I
was
trying
to
sleep
,
several
facts
occurred
to
my
memory
,
that
make
me
hope
it
will
,
for
we
are
in
the
region
of
great
electrical
tempests
.
For
instance
,
I
have
read
somewhere
,
that
in
1793
,
in
this
very
province
of
Buenos
Ayres
,
lightning
struck
thirty-seven
times
during
one
single
storm
.
My
colleague
,
M.
Martin
de
Moussy
,
counted
fifty-five
minutes
of
uninterrupted
rolling
.
"
"
Watch
in
hand
?
"
asked
the
Major
.
"
Watch
in
hand
.
Only
one
thing
makes
me
uneasy
,
"
added
Paganel
,
"
if
it
is
any
use
to
be
uneasy
,
and
that
is
,
that
the
culminating
point
of
this
plain
,
is
just
this
very
OMBU
where
we
are
.
A
lightning
conductor
would
be
very
serviceable
to
us
at
present
.
For
it
is
this
tree
especially
,
among
all
that
grow
in
the
Pampas
,
that
the
thunder
has
a
particular
affection
for
.
Besides
,
I
need
not
tell
you
,
friend
,
that
learned
men
tell
us
never
to
take
refuge
under
trees
during
a
storm
.
"
"
Most
seasonable
advice
,
certainly
,
in
our
circumstances
,
"
said
the
Major
.
"
I
must
confess
,
Paganel
,
"
replied
Glenarvan
,
"
that
you
might
have
chosen
a
better
time
for
this
reassuring
information
.
"
"
Bah
!
"
replied
Paganel
,
"
all
times
are
good
for
getting
information
.
Ha
!
now
it
's
beginning
.
"
Louder
peals
of
thunder
interrupted
this
inopportune
conversation
,
the
violence
increasing
with
the
noise
till
the
whole
atmosphere
seemed
to
vibrate
with
rapid
oscillations
.
The
incessant
flashes
of
lightning
took
various
forms
.
Some
darted
down
perpendicularly
from
the
sky
five
or
six
times
in
the
same
place
in
succession
.
Others
would
have
excited
the
interest
of
a
SAVANT
to
the
highest
degree
,
for
though
Arago
,
in
his
curious
statistics
,
only
cites
two
examples
of
forked
lightning
,
it
was
visible
here
hundreds
of
times
.
Some
of
the
flashes
branched
out
in
a
thousand
different
directions
,
making
coralliform
zigzags
,
and
threw
out
wonderful
jets
of
arborescent
light
.
Soon
the
whole
sky
from
east
to
north
seemed
supported
by
a
phosphoric
band
of
intense
brilliancy
.
This
kept
increasing
by
degrees
till
it
overspread
the
entire
horizon
,
kindling
the
clouds
which
were
faithfully
mirrored
in
the
waters
as
if
they
were
masses
of
combustible
material
,
beneath
,
and
presented
the
appearance
of
an
immense
globe
of
fire
,
the
center
of
which
was
the
OMBU
.
