But he did not remain there long.

Once back in that epistolary island, he wrote interminable letters to Golly.

When they began to bore each other, he returned to London and entered the Salvation Army.

Crowds flocked to hear him preach.

He inveighed against Society and Wickedness as represented in his mind by Golly and her friends, and praised a perfect Christianity represented by himself and HIS friends.
A panic of the same remarkable character as the Bishopsgate Street winter took possession of London.