069) impossible to linger any longer.

A certain old inhabitant, however, would not leave.

He said he would trust to the good God and stay in the cellar of his house till the war was over.

Poor man, if he did not change his mind, his body must be in the cellar still, for the last time I saw the place, which henceforth was known as "Hell Fire Corner," there was not one stone left upon another.

Only a little brick wall remained to show where the garden and house of my landlord had been.