Journal Aug 1 1832 to July 17 1833 volume 2
Journal Aug 1 1832 to July 17 1833 volume 2
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They col- lect in crowds for upwards of an hour before the doors open, and when the bolts are withdrawn, there is a yelling and shouting as though the town were on fire. In they rush, thumping and pummelling one another, and not one comes out without rubbing his head, or his back, or show- ing a piteous rent in his clothes. I was surprised to see men of a very low order pressing foremost to obtain boxes, but I find that they sell them again at an enormous in- crease to others who have not been ...able to obtain any ; and the better to carry on their traffic, these worthies smear their clothes with molasses, and sugar, &;c. , in order to prevent any person of more decent appearance, or whose clothes are worth a cent, from coming near the box office : this is ingenious, and deserves a reward. Our other window looks out upon a large church-yard, in the midst of which stands a cenotaph, erected by Franklin in honour of his father. Between the view of the play-house, and the view of the burial-ground, my contemplations are sl34 JOURNAL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They col- lect in crowds for upwards of an hour before the doors open, and when the bolts are withdrawn, there is a yelling and shouting as though the town were on fire. In they rush, thumping and pummelling one another, and not one comes out without rubbing his head, or his back, or show- ing a piteous rent in his clothes. I was surprised to see men of a very low order pressing foremost to obtain boxes, but I find that they sell them again at an enormous in- crease to others who have not been ...able to obtain any ; and the better to carry on their traffic, these worthies smear their clothes with molasses, and sugar, &;c. , in order to prevent any person of more decent appearance, or whose clothes are worth a cent, from coming near the box office : this is ingenious, and deserves a reward. Our other window looks out upon a large church-yard, in the midst of which stands a cenotaph, erected by Franklin in honour of his father. Between the view of the play-house, and the view of the burial-ground, my contemplations are sl34 JOURNAL.
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