My Mothers Journal a Young Ladys Diary of Five Years Spent in Manila Macao
My Mothers Journal a Young Ladys Diary of Five Years Spent in Manila Macao
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Joined us. He began talking at one o'clock, and kept it up till ten, with scarcely a response, except a laugh, from the rest of the party !
6th. Received a note about half -past two, which ran thus : The humble petition of W. W. W.
This sheweth : That the petitioner humbly solicits the pleasure of carrying arms with Miss L. This afternoon, and the petitioner would ever humbly pray, etc.
I answered it in due form, and had a very pleas- ant walk with the petitioner. He is a young man of splendid ...talents, and can be excessively agree- able.
jth. Messrs. W. , G. , I. , and B. Took tea with us. I read a little Spanish with Mr. Ibar, and had a pleasant evening. Mr. W. And Mr. G. Started for Canton about eleven, with a head wind. When Caroline and I were sitting cozing over the fire after they had all departed, she disclosed to me a secret, which so discomposed my nerves that I did not sleep till near four. I was, however, much en- tertained, as C. Began to talk in her sleep, upon which I had a very funny dialogue with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joined us. He began talking at one o'clock, and kept it up till ten, with scarcely a response, except a laugh, from the rest of the party !
6th. Received a note about half -past two, which ran thus : The humble petition of W. W. W.
This sheweth : That the petitioner humbly solicits the pleasure of carrying arms with Miss L. This afternoon, and the petitioner would ever humbly pray, etc.
I answered it in due form, and had a very pleas- ant walk with the petitioner. He is a young man of splendid ...talents, and can be excessively agree- able.
jth. Messrs. W. , G. , I. , and B. Took tea with us. I read a little Spanish with Mr. Ibar, and had a pleasant evening. Mr. W. And Mr. G. Started for Canton about eleven, with a head wind. When Caroline and I were sitting cozing over the fire after they had all departed, she disclosed to me a secret, which so discomposed my nerves that I did not sleep till near four. I was, however, much en- tertained, as C. Began to talk in her sleep, upon which I had a very funny dialogue with her.
What to read after My Mothers Journal a Young Ladys Diary of Five Years Spent in Manila Macao?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Low Mrs Hillard to read onlineMoreLess
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