Diary of Samuel Sewall. 1674-1729
Diary of Samuel Sewall. 1674-1729
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years, buried in a Tomb in the New-burying place, from her son, Mr. Lyde's house, JanJ 4. Bearers, Col. Elisha Hutchin- son, Se wall; Addington, Stoddard j Dumer, Col. Checkley.
Jan 7 5? I went to Cambridge and consulted with the President and Mr. Brattle j who treated me very candidly, and told me, they at first propounded to Capt Gardener —Mr. Flint, Mr. Whiting, Mr. Stephens. They objected against Wiggs, and upon their motion, as I understand, Consented to my Son's going, cautioning them wit...h the difficulty might haften in obtaining him; If they would have it so, they must run the .venture of that Neither of them advised my Son's going to them.
Jan? 7? A considerable Snow fell last night. I visit Major Walley, who seems much impaired since the open- ing ofs foot; the taking away so much dead or rotten flesh, Loss of blood do weaken him. One of the Servants told me he was Light headed the day before.
Third-day, Jan 7 8. Capt Gardener Jutf , Mr. Holton, and Mr. Foster come to see Son J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
years, buried in a Tomb in the New-burying place, from her son, Mr. Lyde's house, JanJ 4. Bearers, Col. Elisha Hutchin- son, Se wall; Addington, Stoddard j Dumer, Col. Checkley.
Jan 7 5? I went to Cambridge and consulted with the President and Mr. Brattle j who treated me very candidly, and told me, they at first propounded to Capt Gardener —Mr. Flint, Mr. Whiting, Mr. Stephens. They objected against Wiggs, and upon their motion, as I understand, Consented to my Son's going, cautioning them wit...h the difficulty might haften in obtaining him; If they would have it so, they must run the .venture of that Neither of them advised my Son's going to them.
Jan? 7? A considerable Snow fell last night. I visit Major Walley, who seems much impaired since the open- ing ofs foot; the taking away so much dead or rotten flesh, Loss of blood do weaken him. One of the Servants told me he was Light headed the day before.
Third-day, Jan 7 8. Capt Gardener Jutf , Mr. Holton, and Mr. Foster come to see Son J.
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