A mile west of Pudding Lane, by Westminster Stairs, young William Taswell, a schoolboy who had bolted from the early morning service in Westminster Abbey, saw some refugees arrive in hired lighter boats, unclothed and covered only with blankets.
"Only two blankets for ten men," Hassan noted.
Generally, he prefers blankets made by small American mills like Warped and Wonderful, a one-woman operation in Idaho, and Kindred Crossings, a family farm in Connecticut that produces only 325 blankets a year.
In her unheated metal container, furnished only with blankets, we meet Masoomah from Baghlan, a province in northern Afghanistan that has seen Taliban insurgents make inroads this year in that country's unending war.
But so far, only 650 blankets have arrived to keep villagers warm through the freezing, damp nights.
Most probably, like the majority of the refugees here, she slept on the streets, covered only with blankets provided by the police.
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Only a blanket-patterned duffel coat, the dramatic wool scarves and some models with ultralong hair pushed the Argentine theme.
In records, the officials said, the shipment was recorded as containing only blankets.
