Arthur Conan Doyle,
The Last Galley
(1911)
“ Glancing out, Dolly saw cabbage leaves and straw whirling up past the casement."The great hayrick is giving. They're all out trying to prop it up. My, but it do blow!"It did indeed! When Dolly came downstairs it was all that she could do to push her way through the porch. All along the horizon the sky was brassy-yellow, but above the wind screamed and stormed, and the torn, hurrying clouds were now huddled together, and now frayed off into countless tattered streamers. ”
