Petals in the Ashes (2004)
“Walked thence and saw all the town burned, and a miserable sight of Paul’s church, with all the roofs fallen and the body of the quire fallen …’ On Friday and Saturday the move back into the City began, for the lethargy that had fallen on everyone had somewhat passed, and by then most of us were anxious to see what remained of London now that the fire was halted, and whether or not anything survived of our homes. Those re-entering the City were asked to be vigilant, to watch for anything suspic...ious and to stamp out any glowing embers they might see so that they wouldn’t catch flame.
Faced with having to move on, some now chose not to go back into the City at all, saying they could not bear seeing the calamity which had befallen their homes and possessions. These folk started journeying on foot to wherever they could, to places where they had family or friends and could mayhap start again, for it had been decreed that cities and towns everywhere must receive and welcome distressed refugees from London and permit them to trade.MoreLess
Faced with having to move on, some now chose not to go back into the City at all, saying they could not bear seeing the calamity which had befallen their homes and possessions. These folk started journeying on foot to wherever they could, to places where they had family or friends and could mayhap start again, for it had been decreed that cities and towns everywhere must receive and welcome distressed refugees from London and permit them to trade.MoreLess
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