(i) I had only two pence and had nothing to eat all day except bread and margarine, and was damnably hungry; however, as always happens when it is a choice between tobacco and food, I bought tobacco with my two pence.
(ii) I had no idea how long I was going to be incarcerated and supposed that it would be several days at least.
(iii) Then, I went down to the Church Army shelter in Waterloo Road, where you get a kip, two meals of bread and corned beef and tea and a prayer meeting, for four hours work at sawing wood.
(iv) However, between 4 and 5 O'clock, they took me out of the cell, gave back the things which had been confiscated and shot me into the street forthwith.