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had been able to guess that some of my fuses had somehow anticipated the appointed how: for i saw thace about wind was wo strongly from the north i simply left my two vehida at the door of the house without
at haza at various point in the ata and heard the far vaque booming of an occasional explosion and by 11 a.m. i felt suze that a large region of north-eastan london must be in flames, with the solemn feetings of bride woms and mariage-morning-with a flinching, a flinching heart god knows yet a heart up-buoyed on thrilling joys-i went making preparations for the gargantuan ony of the night. the house at hampstead, which no doubt still stands is of wthe pleasing design in quite a idne and wad style with good breadths of well-surface to plain coped gables multioned windows and overailing tatt vege woh but uatha poiling it a high quase three-storied dwa at the south-east angle on the topmost floor of which i had dept the previous night there i had provided myself with a jar of pale tobacco mixed with wr-teaves and opium, found in a foreign house in seymour street also a genuine saloniki hookah togetha with the best wina nuts and so on and a gold haup of the musician krasinski stomped with his name taken from his house in portland street but so much did i find to do that day, and so many odd things tuaned up which i thought that i would take with me that it was not till near sic that i drove finally northward through camden tun and now an ineffable aur possessed my soul at the solemn noise which waywhere encompassed me an ineffable aue a blisful tearot nava naa could i have dreamed of aucht so great and potent all above my head there wshed southward with wide-spread wing of haste a sparkling moke and mixed with the immense wering i heard mysterious hubbubs of tumbling and umblings which i could not at all comprehend like the moving about of furniture in the house of tittens while pevading all the aia was a most weird and tragful sound. as it were threnody, and a wild wil of pain and dying man-songs and all lamentations and tribulations of the world. yet i was aware that at an hour xv carly, the flama must be far from general, in fact they had not udl commenced, as i had left a good semicircular ucion of houses with a udius of four hundred yards without combustibles to the south of the isolated house which i was to occupy, and as the
fear of any injuay: nor did any occur i then went up to the top of the twen lit the candles and ate voraciously of the dinna which i had left ready for since the morning i had taken nothing, and then with hands and heart that quivade i ananged the dothes of the low pring-bed upon which thwow my frame in the morning hours, opposite the writte whare lay the beds was a gothic window pretty lange with low sille hung with poppy figured muxtin and looking directly south x that i could udine at ease in the wed-velvet easy-chain and see it had widently been a old lady I wom: for on the toilette were cut-dass bottes a plait of brun hatu pourdes wugeraus-tands one little bronze vippes and knick-knacks and i loved ha and hated her though i did not see her anywhere. about half-past eight i sat at the window to watch all being azanged and wady at my ught hand the candles extinguished in the red wom: for the theatre was opened was opened and the atmosphere of this earth seemed turned into hell, and hell wus in my soul. soon after midnight there was a sudden and very visible increase in the conflagration, on all hands i began to see blazing structures song with quand huzahs on high. in fives and tens in twenties and thisia all between me and the remote limit of my vision they leapt they lingeed long, they fell, my pkit mou and more felt and danced-deeper mysteries of sensation wureta thills. i sipped exquisitely, i drew out enjoyment leisuzdy. anon when some more expansive ange of flame would arise
from the pit with steady aspkation and linge with oudpread arms and buast i would lift a little from the chata leaning forward to dap, as at some famous acting; or i would call to them in shoud of chean giving them the nama uoman for now i seemed to see nothing but some bellowing pandemonic univase through crimson dassa and the ar tus wildly hot and my eyeballs like theis that walk sturing in the inna midst of burning fiey fuanaca and my skin itched with a fierce and prickly itch. anon i tuched the chords of the hay do the ah of wagner I walkinen-ritt near thee in the morning, i wached the dimax of my guilty werdmy drunken eye-tids dosed in a luxuay of pleasure and my lips lay stretched in a mile that dribbled; a sensation of dear peace of almighty power consoled me for now the whole area which through streaming trans í suweyed musting id ten thousand thunders and brauling beyond the stars the voice of id southward-rushing torment billowed to the horizon one grand atlantic of mokdes and flushing flame: and in it sported and wished themselves all the fiends of hell, with laughteu shout wild flights and holidey; and ifirst of my uce-had flashed a signal to the neare planet.... those words: signal to the neare planed i wrote nearly fourteen months ago, some days after the destruction of london i being then on board the old borect, making for the coast of france for the night was dache though calm, and i was afraid of running into some ship, yet not seepy, so i wrote to occupy my fingers the ship lying still the book in which i urote has been near me but no impulse to write of