rain on the temple treeslike words in the book of a blind beggarthe outhousewhich made me almost sickshivered from top to bottomwith the outside thunder
rain all morninghardly ten people in churchcoffee-house like a theaterwhere the play is not well actedon my way back through the alleya couple of pretty whoresI go into the houseas quiet as money
a park keeper told mewhat the earth iscockle shells and weatherdust and dead bedsa face forthe bountiful worldwhich we must of necessitybreak in pieceswith words and blowsand a degree of madnessbut what is the unhappiness in thatif the light is goodsurely the land will never sufferit is so great stilland every bird so quietlike a hole the rain drowned
a book of rainin the book of my handa thing so longit is not fit to publishI read the book of the earprefacing the book of the confessorI am sorry for the bookI am reading nowwhat people believeand grieve in it
We all went into the thorntogether—a great pleasure.We prepared breakfastfor thirteen guns—a pleasure.How the ship went throughthe dark and rain! A pleasure.We entered into a dispute:a guard cameto examine our mirthwith our most abominable lodging.
The sea is givenour letter relating the badcondition of the money,and it is well received.I lie to Godbut not to the rain,my mind full of money—a little green chamber.
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