B. C. Southam has this note for lines 371 - 376:
Bertrand Russell recalled that he had once told Eliot of a nightmare in which he had a vision of London as an unreal city, its inhabitants like hallucinations, its bridges collasping, its buildings passing into a mist - all of which, Russell said, Eliot put into the poem.
Southam, p. 190
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