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ADVENTURES OF lOUE OWN CORRESPONDENTS. 1...
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* W • With: Tliat Natural Clieerfulness ...
. particular , in which I will swear _tlie ogress took far the least share . Staying- in the neighbourhood we found was impossible fulland . bthe
There was a " Methodee man , " but he was " , " y tiine clean this comfortable was settled , beds we were Our too breakfast sleepy to next care morning for anything was * hos but
our . from pitabl whence y attended we proceede to , and a d car brail sent to for Dri , which ggand took thence us to back Whitehaven to Wast- ,
y , dale to > discover Head , haying that Ennerdale succeeded in the resid object ence , was of our impracticable search only . f After ar as
, a f little deliberation and guide books , a great e , tc deal we of confided talk , an to d one incessan another t consu that lt there ings
omaps , ., sentiment ¦ was a certain of its point suitabilit in the lake drew district us . Most , towards fortunatel which y a this strong point pre of - y
information both our asp which irations mi was ht the be same clearer , and than such a presentiment being the case being , and two any
resolved days post to off , start and so for necessitating g that precise a spot longer of delay ground than lying we liked between , we twelve hours
_Crurnmock Water and Lowes Water . It would bo a ' journey at the best ; and the first portion d of in it , namel cart y , from
Wastdale " I I Head shall to like Strands riding did , _wbls not in a like to be t it , " performe when was my we observation went a onl . a at mile breakfast in one . y ,
" am sure you " C while Certainl we were not in " Sussex lied , " said I " but A . I consider a itchfork an entirely p
extraneous circumstance y , rep , and , very likely to diminish the comfort of any Our vehicle boxe , s and were I shall put in take , some care cart dried to have fern no the for pitchfork our hihest feet , of to and -day b . trunks y " help
of A seat . a magnanimousl chair and , off we we mounted jolted y perched . into Th herself at the first , mile . leaving On of stony me a g road more , which commodious our t' ould
master produced to , has state a series very bordering justl of small y on observed concussions utter was insensibility left on the as brain Providence and , I which was made scarcel reduced it y ,
me conscious a enough to rejoice at A / s announcement , that now we had got having on to got the road from , or to " lovel echo y her lonel congratulatory y" Wastdale Head exclamation . We had at
from strap not progressed A which ., in away which secured more I soon than our j bundle three oined , , or announced of four books miles had the , when fact been a that wail so the insecurel of leather agony y
no one fastened , doubt after , , ( another by strewing which . , they of the us had ground is dropped a matter for the out of arg last at the ument few back miles to of this , the would day cart , ) , have that and
many traced ineffectual our progress devices much . more We st accuratel opped our y than cart Hop : driver A - . o , ' with -my and - sublime thumb's
indifferencesat down to make a sketchand the I proceeded to walk , back ! N _" ot onlwere , our books lostbut , as I
reflected , some of them . were not y ours , and a rapid consideration ,
passed through my mind as to whether I should be expected to re-
Adventures Of Loue Own Correspondents. 1...
ADVENTURES OF _lOUE OWN _CORRESPONDENTS . 109
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Oct. 1, 1859, page 109, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01101859/page/37/
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