And I made presently a strong walking unto that place where did
glow in the night the shine of the fire-holes, as I did well judge
them to be; and so was like to have come over-swiftly upon my
death, as you shall presently see; for, as I came anigh to the
first, I perceived that the light came upward out of a great hollow
among the moss-bushes, and that the fire-hole burned somewhere in
the deep of the hollow; so that I did but look upon the shine
thereof.
Yet very eager was I to come to that warmth; and I made more of
haste than care, as I did hint; and so came very swift to the top
of the hollow; yet was still hidden by the kindness of the
moss-bushes.
And as I made to thrust forward out of the bushes, that I might
look and go downward into the hollow, there rose up to me th
