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The Literary Diary of Volume 2 (1901)
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 216 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.5in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: . . . Doll. Dinner Martins. 2. 7. 14. Ldsdy. Kept Sabb. at Shrewsbury with Rev. Mr. Sumner. I preached for him A. M. on Rom. iii, 23-26. P. M. Mr. Haven who travelled with us preached. 15. At Mr. Balwins Shrewsby Reckoning 7. 12. Have now on hand 290 Dollars. At Worcester Milk Punch 10 q Rum 14 borrowed 1 Doll. Dined at a private house Mr. Sargeants in Leicester 3--. 1. 4. Spencer 46. Beer 1. Dined at The account of the journey which follows is supplemented from the MS. Itinerary. Martha, wife of Jacob Treadwell, was the only surviving child of the Rev. Nathaniel Rogers (see this Diary, June 14, 1775), and of his wife, a daughter of President Leverett and great-granddaughter of Governor Leverett. The portrait is now in the possession of the Essex Institute in Salem. For a description see the Leverett Memorial, pp. 91-92. 3 each, about 24but forget. Punch P. M. 1 Doll. At Leicester Mr. Rivera a Jew Merch at part presented us with half dozen Bottles Wine and c. 16. Lodged at Brookf at Mr. Hills 63 m. from Boston. Liquor 1. 7. 0 being 2 double Bowls Milk Punch at 2 Doll. each. 8 suppers (3 3. Lodging 8. At Rices Breakfasted 4 and 3 apiece--27. Dined at Weston, Bascomb 46 (Bot. set cups and saucers 4 Doll. , a Bowl 1 Doll. Sugar Cup 12 Doll. 38. Borrowed it. ) Took out 28 Doll. and have besides about 230 left. 8 Dinners 5 each; 4 pt. Rum, 4; Sider and water 2. At IIIh P. M. in Western Thermom0 83 in shade. 17. Lodged, Blisss, Palmer, from B 78, from Springfield 182 M. 8 suppers 3, 1. 4; 3 Beds, 6; Phlip 5; Beer 1. Breakfasted at Scotts in Palmer, 4, 1. 16. Wilbraham, Blisss 5. Turned at 87 M. Stone. Burts, Dinner 4. flip 6 and c. and c. 7 Doll. Cyder and . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 216 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.5in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: . . . Doll. Dinner Martins. 2. 7. 14. Ldsdy. Kept Sabb. at Shrewsbury with Rev. Mr. Sumner. I preached for him A. M. on Rom. iii, 23-26. P. M. Mr. Haven who travelled with us preached. 15. At Mr. Balwins Shrewsby Reckoning 7. 12. Have now on hand 290 Dollars. At Worcester Milk Punch 10 q Rum 14 borrowed 1 Doll. Dined at a private house Mr. Sargeants in Leicester 3--. 1. 4. Spencer 46. Beer 1. Dined at The account of the journey which follows is supplemented from the MS. Itinerary. Martha, wife of Jacob Treadwell, was the only surviving child of the Rev. Nathaniel Rogers (see this Diary, June 14, 1775), and of his wife, a daughter of President Leverett and great-granddaughter of Governor Leverett. The portrait is now in the possession of the Essex Institute in Salem. For a description see the Leverett Memorial, pp. 91-92. 3 each, about 24but forget. Punch P. M. 1 Doll. At Leicester Mr. Rivera a Jew Merch at part presented us with half dozen Bottles Wine and c. 16. Lodged at Brookf at Mr. Hills 63 m. from Boston. Liquor 1. 7. 0 being 2 double Bowls Milk Punch at 2 Doll. each. 8 suppers (3 3. Lodging 8. At Rices Breakfasted 4 and 3 apiece--27. Dined at Weston, Bascomb 46 (Bot. set cups and saucers 4 Doll. , a Bowl 1 Doll. Sugar Cup 12 Doll. 38. Borrowed it. ) Took out 28 Doll. and have besides about 230 left. 8 Dinners 5 each; 4 pt. Rum, 4; Sider and water 2. At IIIh P. M. in Western Thermom0 83 in shade. 17. Lodged, Blisss, Palmer, from B 78, from Springfield 182 M. 8 suppers 3, 1. 4; 3 Beds, 6; Phlip 5; Beer 1. Breakfasted at Scotts in Palmer, 4, 1. 16. Wilbraham, Blisss 5. Turned at 87 M. Stone. Burts, Dinner 4. flip 6 and c. and c. 7 Doll. Cyder and . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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RareBooksClub. Paperback. New. This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 216 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.5in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: . . . Doll. Dinner Martins. 2. 7. 14. Ldsdy. Kept Sabb. at Shrewsbury with Rev. Mr. Sumner. I preached for him A. M. on Rom. iii, 23-26. P. M. Mr. Haven who travelled with us preached. 15. At Mr. Balwins Shrewsby Reckoning 7. 12. Have now on hand 290 Dollars. At Worcester Milk Punch 10 q Rum 14 borrowed 1 Doll. Dined at a private house Mr. Sargeants in Leicester 3--. 1. 4. Spencer 46. Beer 1. Dined at The account of the journey which follows is supplemented from the MS. Itinerary. Martha, wife of Jacob Treadwell, was the only surviving child of the Rev. Nathaniel Rogers (see this Diary, June 14, 1775), and of his wife, a daughter of President Leverett and great-granddaughter of Governor Leverett. The portrait is now in the possession of the Essex Institute in Salem. For a description see the Leverett Memorial, pp. 91-92. 3 each, about 24but forget. Punch P. M. 1 Doll. At Leicester Mr. Rivera a Jew Merch at part presented us with half dozen Bottles Wine and c. 16. Lodged at Brookf at Mr. Hills 63 m. from Boston. Liquor 1. 7. 0 being 2 double Bowls Milk Punch at 2 Doll. each. 8 suppers (3 3. Lodging 8. At Rices Breakfasted 4 and 3 apiece--27. Dined at Weston, Bascomb 46 (Bot. set cups and saucers 4 Doll. , a Bowl 1 Doll. Sugar Cup 12 Doll. 38. Borrowed it. ) Took out 28 Doll. and have besides about 230 left. 8 Dinners 5 each; 4 pt. Rum, 4; Sider and water 2. At IIIh P. M. in Western Thermom0 83 in shade. 17. Lodged, Blisss, Palmer, from B 78, from Springfield 182 M. 8 suppers 3, 1. 4; 3 Beds, 6; Phlip 5; Beer 1. Breakfasted at Scotts in Palmer, 4, 1. 16. Wilbraham, Blisss 5. Turned at 87 M. Stone. Burts, Dinner 4. flip 6 and c. and c. 7 Doll. Cyder and . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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RareBooksClub. Paperback. New. This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 216 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.5in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: . . . Doll. Dinner Martins. 2. 7. 14. Ldsdy. Kept Sabb. at Shrewsbury with Rev. Mr. Sumner. I preached for him A. M. on Rom. iii, 23-26. P. M. Mr. Haven who travelled with us preached. 15. At Mr. Balwins Shrewsby Reckoning 7. 12. Have now on hand 290 Dollars. At Worcester Milk Punch 10 q Rum 14 borrowed 1 Doll. Dined at a private house Mr. Sargeants in Leicester 3--. 1. 4. Spencer 46. Beer 1. Dined at The account of the journey which follows is supplemented from the MS. Itinerary. Martha, wife of Jacob Treadwell, was the only surviving child of the Rev. Nathaniel Rogers (see this Diary, June 14, 1775), and of his wife, a daughter of President Leverett and great-granddaughter of Governor Leverett. The portrait is now in the possession of the Essex Institute in Salem. For a description see the Leverett Memorial, pp. 91-92. 3 each, about 24but forget. Punch P. M. 1 Doll. At Leicester Mr. Rivera a Jew Merch at part presented us with half dozen Bottles Wine and c. 16. Lodged at Brookf at Mr. Hills 63 m. from Boston. Liquor 1. 7. 0 being 2 double Bowls Milk Punch at 2 Doll. each. 8 suppers (3 3. Lodging 8. At Rices Breakfasted 4 and 3 apiece--27. Dined at Weston, Bascomb 46 (Bot. set cups and saucers 4 Doll. , a Bowl 1 Doll. Sugar Cup 12 Doll. 38. Borrowed it. ) Took out 28 Doll. and have besides about 230 left. 8 Dinners 5 each; 4 pt. Rum, 4; Sider and water 2. At IIIh P. M. in Western Thermom0 83 in shade. 17. Lodged, Blisss, Palmer, from B 78, from Springfield 182 M. 8 suppers 3, 1. 4; 3 Beds, 6; Phlip 5; Beer 1. Breakfasted at Scotts in Palmer, 4, 1. 16. Wilbraham, Blisss 5. Turned at 87 M. Stone. Burts, Dinner 4. flip 6 and c. and c. 7 Doll. Cyder and . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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The Literary Diary of Volume 3 (1901)
EN PB NW RPISBN: 9781231311400 bzw. 1231311401, Band: 3, in Englisch, RareBooksClub, Taschenbuch, neu, Nachdruck.
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This item is printed on demand. 260 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.6in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 Excerpt: . . . out for Hartford. 2. . . . Rode to Mr. Foots Cheshire and lodged. Dr. Stiless College Memoranda show that this was Eli Whitney, of Westboro, Mass. , afterwards the distinguished inventor. A few notes on this journey are added from Dr. Stiless MS. Itinerary. 15. Rode to my Brothers in Windsor. 16. At III I left Windsor and at VIII arrived at Aunt Taylors in Westfield. 17. Ldsdy. At Westfield I preached all day for Mr. Atwater absent. Very backward Spring. No Trees in Blossom from N. Haven to Westfield. Cold Weather. 18. Rode to Springfield Mr. Lothrops and lodged there. 19. View an Indian Stone God there, similar to ours in the College Library. Returned to Windsor. Saw Major Day who before the War settled at the Natchees on Mississippi--and lately with about 20 families or 100 psons in Company travelled across from the Natches on Mississippi to Augusta in Georgia and to the Atlantic Sea: he passed no Mountain thro the whole Travel, and but two Tribes of Indians. 20. Reached Hartf: and saw only 2 appletrees in Bloom. 21. Present in Assembly at Election of Judges of the Supr Court. Judge Pitkin left out--Lower House voted in Mess Law, Dyer, Adams, Root, and Chauncy. Rode to Wethersfield and lodged at Mr. Marshs. 22. Rode to Middlet, dined at Major Otiss. Visited Rev. Mr. Huntington who went and shewed me another Indian stone Gd. about half a Mile East of his Meethouse; ejusdem farinae. Lodged at Dr Goodriches. Few Trees in Bloom. 23. Arrived at Home and found my family well. Deo Grates. The orchards at N. Haven not yet fully in Bloom. The forests begin a little to leave out. A Few Patches of Rye in Ear. Generally Vegitation very backward. Distressing in Vermont for Bread Corn and fodder. A great Aur Bor. this Even at Y. Co. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, BuySomeBooks [52360437], Las Vegas, NV, U.S.A.
This item is printed on demand. 260 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.6in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 Excerpt: . . . out for Hartford. 2. . . . Rode to Mr. Foots Cheshire and lodged. Dr. Stiless College Memoranda show that this was Eli Whitney, of Westboro, Mass. , afterwards the distinguished inventor. A few notes on this journey are added from Dr. Stiless MS. Itinerary. 15. Rode to my Brothers in Windsor. 16. At III I left Windsor and at VIII arrived at Aunt Taylors in Westfield. 17. Ldsdy. At Westfield I preached all day for Mr. Atwater absent. Very backward Spring. No Trees in Blossom from N. Haven to Westfield. Cold Weather. 18. Rode to Springfield Mr. Lothrops and lodged there. 19. View an Indian Stone God there, similar to ours in the College Library. Returned to Windsor. Saw Major Day who before the War settled at the Natchees on Mississippi--and lately with about 20 families or 100 psons in Company travelled across from the Natches on Mississippi to Augusta in Georgia and to the Atlantic Sea: he passed no Mountain thro the whole Travel, and but two Tribes of Indians. 20. Reached Hartf: and saw only 2 appletrees in Bloom. 21. Present in Assembly at Election of Judges of the Supr Court. Judge Pitkin left out--Lower House voted in Mess Law, Dyer, Adams, Root, and Chauncy. Rode to Wethersfield and lodged at Mr. Marshs. 22. Rode to Middlet, dined at Major Otiss. Visited Rev. Mr. Huntington who went and shewed me another Indian stone Gd. about half a Mile East of his Meethouse; ejusdem farinae. Lodged at Dr Goodriches. Few Trees in Bloom. 23. Arrived at Home and found my family well. Deo Grates. The orchards at N. Haven not yet fully in Bloom. The forests begin a little to leave out. A Few Patches of Rye in Ear. Generally Vegitation very backward. Distressing in Vermont for Bread Corn and fodder. A great Aur Bor. this Even at Y. Co. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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