В 1666 в Лондоне был страшный пожар

В 1666 в Лондоне был страшный пожар.Долгое, жаркое лето только что закончилось, и построенный из леса город был абсолютно сухим. Вечером в субботу, 1-ого сентября, Томас Фэринор, пекарь короля Чарльза II, лег спать, не погасив огонь в одной из своих духовок. Спустя некоторое время после 1:00 в воскресенье утром, искра от тлеющих угольков разожгла солому на полу пекарни. Огонь быстро охватил дом в Паддинг-Лейн. Соседи попытались потушить огонь, но пламя было сильным. Огонь начал распространяться.
В 4:00 разбудили мэра Лондона сэра Томаса Блудуорта. Ему советовали разрушить соседние здания, но мэр отказался давать приказ. Он дорого заплатил за это решение. Ранним утром триста домов были в огне.


В течение следующих трех дней и ночей, огонь бушевал бесконтрольно. Тем не менее, только вечером в среду, 5 сентября, когда сильные ветры, наконец, утихли, огонь был взят под контроль. Когда огонь был полностью погашен в четверг, 6-ого сентября, пять шестых центра города было разрушено. Удивительно, однако,менее десяти человек погибли при пожаре!
Если вы посетите Лондон сегодня, вы можете увидеть высокую колонну - названную Памятником – посвящённую Великому Пожару.

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In 1666 in London was terrible fire. A long, hot summer has just ended, and built from forest city was completely dry. In the evening, Saturday, September 11th, 1 Thomas Fèrinor, Baker King Charles II, went to sleep, not extinguishing the fire in one of its ovens. Some time later, after 1:00 in Sunday morning, a spark from the smoldering ugolki ignited the straw on the floor of the bakery. The fire quickly engulfed the House in Pudding Lane. Neighbors tried to extinguish the fire, but the flames were strong. The fire began to spread.In 4:00 awakened the Mayor of London, Sir Thomas Bluduorta. He advised to destroy the neighboring buildings, but the Mayor refused to give the order. He has paid dearly for this decision. In the early morning, three hundred houses were on fire.Over the next three days and nights, the fire raged uncontrollably. However, only in the evening Wednesday, 5 September, when strong winds finally subsided, the fire was taken under control. When the fire was completely extinguished at Thursday, September 30th, 6 five-sixths of the city centre was destroyed. Surprisingly, however, less than ten people died in a fire!If you visit London today, you can see the high column-named monument-dedicated to the Great fire.

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In 1666, London was a terrible pozhar.Dolgoe, hot summer has just ended, and was built from the forest city was completely dry. In the evening on Saturday, September 1st, Thomas Ferinor, King Charles II of baker, went to bed, do not put out a fire in one of its ovens. Shortly after 1:00 on Sunday morning, a spark from the embers ignited the straw on the floor of the bakery. The fire quickly engulfed the house in Pudding Lane. The neighbors tried to extinguish the fire, but the flames were strong. The fire began to spread.
At 4:00 awakened by the Mayor of London, Sir Thomas Bluduorta. He was advised to destroy the neighboring buildings, but the mayor refused to give the order. He paid dearly for this decision. Early in the morning, three hundred houses were on fire. Over the next three days and nights, the fire raged unchecked. However, only in the evening on Wednesday, September 5, when strong winds finally died down, the fire was brought under control. When the fire was completely extinguished on Thursday, September 6th, five-sixths of the city center was destroyed. Surprisingly, however, at least ten people died in a fire! If you visit London today, you can see high tower - called the monument - dedicated to the great fire.

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in 1666, london was a пожар.долгое, hot summer just ended, and built of forest city was completely dry. the evening of saturday, september 1, фэринор, thomas baker king charles ii went to bed before paying off the fire in one of your ovens. shortly after 1 a.m. sunday morning, a spark from the embers ignited straw bakery. the fire soon engulfed the house in паддинг lane. the neighbors tried to put out the fire, but the fire was strong. the fire began to spread.at 4: 00 woke the mayor of london, sir thomas блудуорта. advised to the surrounding buildings, but the mayor refused to give the order. he has paid dearly for this decision. early in the morning, three hundred houses were on fire.during the next three days and nights, the fire out of control state. however, only the night of wednesday, 5 september, when strong winds finally subsided, the fire had been brought under control. when the fire was fully repaid in thursday, 6 th of september, five sixth town center was destroyed. surprisingly, however, more than ten people died in the fire.if you visit london today, you can see the tall column - known monument is a great fire.