talkie-1930 · L24 N7943 ↑ + L17 N10423 ↓ · 0.4375× + 1× median norm
Thomas Hobbes + Departed Spirit
Storm of 1703
I am the spirit of the great storm which swept over England in the year 1703. My dwelling was in the clouds, but my birth-place was in the earth. I rose out of the great Hartz forests, in Germany, and my first public manifestation was over the fair city of Magdeburg, in Prussia. There I shook down houses, and destroyed sixty of the inhabitants. I passed on to Hamburgh, and dealt similarly with that place. Then I crossed the sea, and alighted in London, where I continued to rage, until I was finally quenched, in the great storm of November. Since that time, I have been quiet, but not idle, for I have been busily engaged in instructing men to build houses, which shall stand firm, against me. My last charge
Speaks as the great storm of 1703 recounting its path and aftermath.
storm · historical
Unsteered: “I am a man.”
- Weirdness
- 7 / 10
- Readability
- 9 / 10
- Ending
- Cut off at 160 tokens
- Strength
- 0.4375× + 1× median norm