A Journey to Ohio in 1810 As Recorded in the Journal of Margaret Van Horn Dwight
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After a long crying spell, I once more take up my pen to tell you I cannot go,- there is no chair or side saddle to be got, & I will, by supposing him at New York, try to content myself- to describe my disappointment would be impossible — it is such an agravation of my pain, to know myself so near & then not see him — I have the greater part of the time till now, felt in better spirits than I expected- my journal has been of use to me in that respect I did not know but I should meet with the sa...me fate that a cousin of Mr Hall's did, who like me, was journeying to a new, if not a western country- She was married on her way & prevented from proceed- ing to her journey's end- There was a man to day in Camptown where we stopt to eat, not oats hut [lol A JOURNEY TO OHIO gingerbread, who enquired, or rather expected we ] were going to the Hio- we told him yes & he at| once concluded it was to get husbands- He said win-| ter was coming on & he wanted a wife & believ'd he i must go there to get him one- I concluded of course | the next thing would be, a proposal to Miss W or me to stay behind to save trouble for us both; but nothing would suit him but a rich widow^, so our hopes were soon at an end- Disappointment is the lot of man & we may as well bear them with a good grace- this thought restrain'd my tears at that time, but has not been able to since — What shall I do?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a long crying spell, I once more take up my pen to tell you I cannot go,- there is no chair or side saddle to be got, & I will, by supposing him at New York, try to content myself- to describe my disappointment would be impossible — it is such an agravation of my pain, to know myself so near & then not see him — I have the greater part of the time till now, felt in better spirits than I expected- my journal has been of use to me in that respect I did not know but I should meet with the sa...me fate that a cousin of Mr Hall's did, who like me, was journeying to a new, if not a western country- She was married on her way & prevented from proceed- ing to her journey's end- There was a man to day in Camptown where we stopt to eat, not oats hut [lol A JOURNEY TO OHIO gingerbread, who enquired, or rather expected we ] were going to the Hio- we told him yes & he at| once concluded it was to get husbands- He said win-| ter was coming on & he wanted a wife & believ'd he i must go there to get him one- I concluded of course | the next thing would be, a proposal to Miss W or me to stay behind to save trouble for us both; but nothing would suit him but a rich widow^, so our hopes were soon at an end- Disappointment is the lot of man & we may as well bear them with a good grace- this thought restrain'd my tears at that time, but has not been able to since — What shall I do?
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