The Pennsylvania Magazine of History And Biography Yr.1920
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Battalion 1776; Assistant Com- missary of Issues 1777-1780. John Beatty was formerly in this bat- talion.
Vol. XLTV.— 14 210 Letters of the Four Beatty Brothers.
must tell that I have lately involved myself in the greatest trouble I believe I was ever in, which is this, after we came off the expedition there was no Pay Master to the Eeg\ the officers thought proper to ap- point me, when we join'd the Army I found I had to do the Duty of Regiment Clothier to, which is the Cause of all my trouble..., for I have lately drew Cloathing for the Eeg' & it is almost all to make up from the Cloth all which I must oversee, which keeps me very Close confined — If you was just now to step into my Hutt (which is only a very small Eoom if it ever got finished) I will tell j^ou just how you would find me, for to give you a small scrap of my trouble — You'll find me sit- ting on a Chest, in the Center of Six or Eight Taylors, with my Book, Pen & Ink on one side and the Buttons and thread on the other — the Taylors yo'll find some A Cutting out, others sewing, outside of the taylors you will see maybe half Dozen Men naked as Lazarus, begging for Cloathing, all about the Room you will see nothing but Cloth & Cloathing, on the floor you'll find it about knee deep with Snips of Cloth & Dirt — If you stay any time you'll hear eveiy Minute knock-lmock at the door & I calling walk in, others going out, which makes a Continual Bussle — presently I begin to swear, sometimes have to jump up blundering over two or three taylors to whip somebody out of the house — othertimes Tudor and my Mess Mates they begin to swear, & with our Swearing, and the taylors singing (as you know they must), and the ]Men a grumbling ....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Battalion 1776; Assistant Com- missary of Issues 1777-1780. John Beatty was formerly in this bat- talion.
Vol. XLTV.— 14 210 Letters of the Four Beatty Brothers.
must tell that I have lately involved myself in the greatest trouble I believe I was ever in, which is this, after we came off the expedition there was no Pay Master to the Eeg\ the officers thought proper to ap- point me, when we join'd the Army I found I had to do the Duty of Regiment Clothier to, which is the Cause of all my trouble..., for I have lately drew Cloathing for the Eeg' & it is almost all to make up from the Cloth all which I must oversee, which keeps me very Close confined — If you was just now to step into my Hutt (which is only a very small Eoom if it ever got finished) I will tell j^ou just how you would find me, for to give you a small scrap of my trouble — You'll find me sit- ting on a Chest, in the Center of Six or Eight Taylors, with my Book, Pen & Ink on one side and the Buttons and thread on the other — the Taylors yo'll find some A Cutting out, others sewing, outside of the taylors you will see maybe half Dozen Men naked as Lazarus, begging for Cloathing, all about the Room you will see nothing but Cloth & Cloathing, on the floor you'll find it about knee deep with Snips of Cloth & Dirt — If you stay any time you'll hear eveiy Minute knock-lmock at the door & I calling walk in, others going out, which makes a Continual Bussle — presently I begin to swear, sometimes have to jump up blundering over two or three taylors to whip somebody out of the house — othertimes Tudor and my Mess Mates they begin to swear, & with our Swearing, and the taylors singing (as you know they must), and the ]Men a grumbling ....
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