ABSTRACT
Above,theskyhasbeguntobrightenbetweenthe highgranitewallswhichencloseus.Thelamps, fewandfarbetween,shedinthemisttheirlast meagreyellowlight.And~lreadyonemaydiscern thesilhouettesofformidablethingswhicharetaking shape,awakeningideasofagrimandcruelrigidity; machineshighperched,enormousanchorsupturningtheirblackarms;allsortsofvagueandugly shapes;and,inaddition,laid-upships,withtheir outlineofgiganticfishes,motionlessontheirchains, likelargedeadmonsters.
