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Tried to rest in afternoon. Evening — to hear H. Scudder in Carmine Street Church — charmed ! Something like the preaching I like — something like apostolic times.
"Jan. 31st. Mrs. Kemble's reading — 'Much Ado About Nothing. ' Very fine. Then call and visits — then Home and dress and dinner. Dress again for party at Mrs. Doremus's, Dutch Dominies. A party for Mr. Brown — So, so, and Dutch.
''Feb. 1st. Mrs. K's reading. 'Merchant of Venice. ' Made it too much Shylock. Had a little bit of Patta- ...quasset today. Miss Haines speaking of not looking Writing, Writing 385 forward, living by the day, and the pleasantness of it — "Then I don't know but tomorrow I may go home!" "Feb. 2. Must leave Miss H. Pack up and write till lunch — ^after our chops and tea and tongue, bid her a most loving good-bye and set off with John. Leave our bags, and then on to business. John to come for us tomori'ow again with horses if fair. Miss H. Wants us to go and see everybody. 'Do, my beloved !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tried to rest in afternoon. Evening — to hear H. Scudder in Carmine Street Church — charmed ! Something like the preaching I like — something like apostolic times.
"Jan. 31st. Mrs. Kemble's reading — 'Much Ado About Nothing. ' Very fine. Then call and visits — then Home and dress and dinner. Dress again for party at Mrs. Doremus's, Dutch Dominies. A party for Mr. Brown — So, so, and Dutch.
''Feb. 1st. Mrs. K's reading. 'Merchant of Venice. ' Made it too much Shylock. Had a little bit of Patta- ...quasset today. Miss Haines speaking of not looking Writing, Writing 385 forward, living by the day, and the pleasantness of it — "Then I don't know but tomorrow I may go home!" "Feb. 2. Must leave Miss H. Pack up and write till lunch — ^after our chops and tea and tongue, bid her a most loving good-bye and set off with John. Leave our bags, and then on to business. John to come for us tomori'ow again with horses if fair. Miss H. Wants us to go and see everybody. 'Do, my beloved !
What to read after Susan Warner Elizabeth Wetherell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Anna Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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