| 31. | According to local legend the castle was cursed by a witch leading supposedly to destructive fires on three occasions.
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| 32. | This procedure was repeated at ever-decreasing ranges until the cannons were delivering a very destructive fire at close range.
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| 33. | The fire is still one of the largest and most destructive fires in the history of the Ottawa area.
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| 34. | A destructive fire in 1899 contributed significantly to the once-strong Louisville club being contracted after the end of the season.
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| 35. | Texas will see above average wildfire activity this summer, with increased fire losses and the potential for large destructive fires.
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| 36. | It suffered from a destructive fire during the Batavian siege in 70 AD, which was part of the Batavian revolt.
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| 37. | The Japanese took that threat, coming in late July 1945, to mean more destructive fire bomb raids on their cities.
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| 38. | During the past three or four days destructive fires have been raging in San Bernardino, Orange and San Diego severely.
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| 39. | From an aesthetic viewpoint, the most destructive fires were the canopy crown fires that in many places obliterated entire forests.
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| 40. | The fatal blow to the community came with a destructive fire in 1920 which destroyed a large portion of the town.
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