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Miss Edison's person is pleasing, rather pretty. She seems to promise to be a very accomplished young lady.
Feb. 9. Supped at the King's Head Room, Islington, with the Committee of the Assembly, Mr. Hole, Hodges, Curtis, Morgan, Shirley, Rev. Mr. Walker, and myself, were the company. We played at whist, and I passed an agreeable evening. Mr. Shirley is a sensible man, and a very entertaining companion.
Feb. 10. Went with my two sisters and my brother Harry to Drury Lane Theatre to see The Winte...rs Tale and The Critic. I had seen both these pieces before, but was very well entertained. My mother paid the whole expense.
Feb. 1 1 . Spent the evening at my brother's in St. John's Square, Mr. Richard Watford, Mr. Wm. Sellon, and Mr. Kinnard were there.
Feb. 12. Supped at the same house. My brother and sister F. R. Were there.
Sunday, Feb. 13. Dined at Islington. Mr. Thomas Wheeler came in the afternoon to tea.
Feb. 14. Went to Islington Assembly. There was very little company there. We made up only eight couples.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Edison's person is pleasing, rather pretty. She seems to promise to be a very accomplished young lady.
Feb. 9. Supped at the King's Head Room, Islington, with the Committee of the Assembly, Mr. Hole, Hodges, Curtis, Morgan, Shirley, Rev. Mr. Walker, and myself, were the company. We played at whist, and I passed an agreeable evening. Mr. Shirley is a sensible man, and a very entertaining companion.
Feb. 10. Went with my two sisters and my brother Harry to Drury Lane Theatre to see The Winte...rs Tale and The Critic. I had seen both these pieces before, but was very well entertained. My mother paid the whole expense.
Feb. 1 1 . Spent the evening at my brother's in St. John's Square, Mr. Richard Watford, Mr. Wm. Sellon, and Mr. Kinnard were there.
Feb. 12. Supped at the same house. My brother and sister F. R. Were there.
Sunday, Feb. 13. Dined at Islington. Mr. Thomas Wheeler came in the afternoon to tea.
Feb. 14. Went to Islington Assembly. There was very little company there. We made up only eight couples.
What to read after The Publishing House of Rivington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Septimus Rivington to read onlineMoreLess
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