Journal of a Young Lady of Virginia, 1782
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] Well, my dear, we arrived late last night at _Pecatone_. When I wrotelast we weare sitting off. We all dined at Doctor Thomson's[A] together. Mrs. Washington and Milly called there in the evening on their way to_Bushfield_. I never saw Milly before. I think I am a littledisappointed in her beauty. She is not so pretty as I expected to find. I was distressed at parting with Nancy, but could not persuade her tocome.
I don't think you ever saw Cousin Turberville or Hannah. The first ishomely, bu...t very polite and hospitable in her house. The latter has nota handsome face, but is a genteel person. They gave us a very politereception. Hannah was dressed in a lead-courlered habbit, open, with alylack lutestring scirt. She had a butifull crape cushon on, ornamentedwith gauze and flowers.
I must bid you Adieu, for the Ladies are just dressed, and I shall notbe ready for Breakfast.
I am just returned from riding out. While we were at Breakfast CousinMolly proposed a ride to the store. It is kept by a Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Well, my dear, we arrived late last night at _Pecatone_. When I wrotelast we weare sitting off. We all dined at Doctor Thomson's[A] together. Mrs. Washington and Milly called there in the evening on their way to_Bushfield_. I never saw Milly before. I think I am a littledisappointed in her beauty. She is not so pretty as I expected to find. I was distressed at parting with Nancy, but could not persuade her tocome.
I don't think you ever saw Cousin Turberville or Hannah. The first ishomely, bu...t very polite and hospitable in her house. The latter has nota handsome face, but is a genteel person. They gave us a very politereception. Hannah was dressed in a lead-courlered habbit, open, with alylack lutestring scirt. She had a butifull crape cushon on, ornamentedwith gauze and flowers.
I must bid you Adieu, for the Ladies are just dressed, and I shall notbe ready for Breakfast.
I am just returned from riding out. While we were at Breakfast CousinMolly proposed a ride to the store. It is kept by a Mr.
What to read after Journal of a Young Lady of Virginia, 1782?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orr Lucinda Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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