Crossword-Solution: ORMAN 5 letters, 35 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 7

There is a curious collection of relics, consisting of the clothes of a man struck by lightning, artistically hung in a glass case in the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and the history of the injury, of which these remnants are the result, is given by Professor Stewart, the curator, as follows: At half past four on June 8, 1878, James Orman and others were at work near Snave, in Romney Marsh, about eight miles from Ashford.

Three of the men entered a shed near by, but Orman remained by the willow, close to the window of the shed.

According to Orman's account of the affair, he first felt a violent blow on the chest and shoulders, and then he was involved in a blinding light and hurled into the air.

Orman was keeping Alfred sick for some purpose of his own, and I determined to take the first opportunity of arousing Alfred's suspicions.

Orman, in the tone of an angry master, 'where are you, sir? Come here instantly.' "My pettedness instantly vanished, and I said: 'Doctor, you have no right to speak to Alfred in that way.