Now, it may appear strange that I speak thiswise of seeing the
two Hills of fire; as that I had perceived them sudden. But,
indeed, I had been long abled to see them both, yet to have had no
attention to them, because that they did be a great way off, and
because they did be but two Hills of fire, in a Country that did be
plentiful with such.
And, truly, I not to have said aught about them, only that our
path did take us now by their feet, and I to see them, as it were,
newly; and to have nice ease of heart to perceive how that they did
be a wonder unto the spirit and the brain for all time.
For it did be as that the earth had a constant shaking within
miles of them, and that a monstrous force of nature did be in that
place. But yet there to be no desolation around, as you shou
