hamaguchi was frightened by the tsunami. why?write down the expression which convey his fear.
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Hamaguchi’s big thatched farmhouse stood at the verge of a small plateau overlooking a bay. The plateau, mostly devoted to rice culture, was hemmed in on three sides by thickly wooded summits. From its outer verge the land sloped down in a huge green concavity, as if scooped out, to the edge of the water; and the whole of this slope, some three quarters of a mile long, was so terraced as to look, when viewed from the open sea, like an enormous flight of green steps, divided in the centre by a narrow white zigzag—a streak of mountain road. Ninety thatched dwellings and a Shintô temple, composing the village proper, stood along the curve of the bay; and other houses climbed straggling up the slope for some distance on either side of the narrow road leading to the Chôja’s home.
Answer:
Ham Gucci was frightened by Tsunami because this Tsunami was very terrible than he had seen before he run to the field and applied the torch to each sec he set the file to the rice the dry sacks caught fire quickly he had no time to answer his grandson