Travels of John Davis in the United States of America 1798 to 1802 volume 2
Travels of John Davis in the United States of America 1798 to 1802 volume 2
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Wyant has requested me to send in your bill.
To eight days' board at gs. ^d. £3. 14^. 8d I am, for Mr. Wyant, John Kellen. " I called Mr. Wyant into a private room. He obeyed the summons with a true German smile. " Wait, sir, " said I, " a few days. " " Mine Gk)t ! " cried he, " if I wait a few days, how can I go to market? " " I will give you, " said I, " my note of hand. " " Note of hand, " cried he. " Mine Got! I have a drawer full of notes of hand. " " Well, " said I, " pray leave your damn...able face, and I will pay you the cash tomorrow. " I had been informed that Mr. Burr was at the Federal city; and the Federal city, as one of our travellers in America solemnly remarks, is only forty-three miles from Baltimore. I was deter- mined, therefore, to give him a missive by the post, and my missive was a la Quin: " Sir, I am at Baltimore. " 104 The next mail brought me a letter from Mr. Burr which dissipated the clouds that obscured the horizon of my life. He did not make answer, Hke Quin's correspondent, " Stay there and be d — d ; " but in a letter breathing kindness and protesta- tions of friendship, desired me to send him the estimate of the expenses of my late travels, which he proposed immediately to reimburse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wyant has requested me to send in your bill.
To eight days' board at gs. ^d. £3. 14^. 8d I am, for Mr. Wyant, John Kellen. " I called Mr. Wyant into a private room. He obeyed the summons with a true German smile. " Wait, sir, " said I, " a few days. " " Mine Gk)t ! " cried he, " if I wait a few days, how can I go to market? " " I will give you, " said I, " my note of hand. " " Note of hand, " cried he. " Mine Got! I have a drawer full of notes of hand. " " Well, " said I, " pray leave your damn...able face, and I will pay you the cash tomorrow. " I had been informed that Mr. Burr was at the Federal city; and the Federal city, as one of our travellers in America solemnly remarks, is only forty-three miles from Baltimore. I was deter- mined, therefore, to give him a missive by the post, and my missive was a la Quin: " Sir, I am at Baltimore. " 104 The next mail brought me a letter from Mr. Burr which dissipated the clouds that obscured the horizon of my life. He did not make answer, Hke Quin's correspondent, " Stay there and be d — d ; " but in a letter breathing kindness and protesta- tions of friendship, desired me to send him the estimate of the expenses of my late travels, which he proposed immediately to reimburse.
What to read after Travels of John Davis in the United States of America 1798 to 1802 volume 2?
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