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miije , jwad * eb « ked them ^ sfrsmft p * and boxed the lesser of the * tw « , which the a&t&efttaras cruohiiiistBrbedatiuaiidsaid she . ^ i » ot bfcfcie * M * hcy ha<aken the tfciflg ** and if ith ^ yuliad , > if wa ^ nothing , and he chid them for nothing-. I told him ,. tf I ^ was liable ?*© suoli outrages , * nd could have ho redress , bow was it
possible I should stay , when I could not do my duty by them , and they were taught toidisfegard me ; and if it could not be remedied * I took his moiiey for nothing , aitdrhis children were ruined in soul and body * and my peace . broken and my health marred ^ and I was disappointed every way but in himself ; and that , could 1 have foreseen it , I could not have
come if he would iiavc given me five hundred pound . This , was ia three ninths after I went there . He sighed bitterly , and said he would endeavour Ho make me easy . ; but , - alas I poor good gentleman * it was ^ ot iii his po wer * without he had put her away that was the source of all ^ a nd str when my captain canae , I titras determined to talk
mritb Mm agamv ^ and to go for England 2 Fit eon * d not bti altered . . j Mrs . € 3 . was besides tips a Constant plague to me ^ ijdfei MeR ^ furious temper , ahebdid not knowrherself wKat she would have , but Was always gisving orders and cDhtradiGtinff them again ? and sayUig
she did not say so ; that I was always at a lossrwhat to Mo , ' for she would let me do nothing of myself , and knew not berself-what she wpuld have s I thought rite was bad enough to be confined . Mr . € . usedoften to itntk her out of my way , tmtshx returned tigairt . I have that hapmness aa& command over myself , as to ttear theLgrreatest injuries and
provocatfotivwithouJr being outwardly moved in die least .: My patience nas been greatly tPtercised , hiit I trust it has been for my gocid , acd that strange land arid terrible « aj lW pasa'd Jthrough ^ have been my Way toaocttei ^ land and country : and ^ BrXam ^ afehere , lam glad I wbht ; and : if Jahad > not survinred , I should have
bden better taken care of ; for now I am » t' a floss' ^ gain 7 and enquiring for a post , bnt l shaii snot expecti till * I'm laid Jew . JAnifiObliged to he ^ t cxpefices , which Jnaifcsi me the ntore felicitous about be- * i ^ Kfixtii - which : Will . suit triy
ircunitooccs better . My sister lives with a WHgle - laHy ^ that lovca her much , "but canii j at affiirdr to give her her bodrd cntiinciy ^ ^ l ^ fe ^ j ^ jr ^ iail ^ > c ^ y ^ gl ^ t ^ y ^ 6 r
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losing what she harfV They have the best cottipany and the brightest convqrsadbn ^ ^ aid I && ? £ tfei ^ cbmjnttiy , for which I stay , or might Dtf ; tfbr wJiat it stands me in here , any yiffeere else as cheap or cheaper ; bat | hi ? cjiarge I can ' t help at present ; iris heaXf to me , ( this between you and me onl y *) , far what I ' vcr earned with the hazar d of my life , is going for the support . of ; k : hut this i £
in your ear * 1 hope God will provide some way for me . ^ -But to return to mj ^ going for England . The caftain coming , 1 told Mr . C . inf : grievances , and that T had vvritteri to myr friends there , to tell them that it" was impossible , as fche case stob < 3 j 1 " could
continue in Sweden . He said he' wouldL , try to keep me once more , and begg ed I . would not seftd the letter ; for he thought , me in all respects Veil qualified to educate young ladies in all housewifely ways ,
&s wfeli as the polishing jart , both as toi their mihd ^ ati dnTan ^ ers ^ and all sorts q ( works . I tbld Hiiifit I was pflea&ed * 1 7 ai $ his ^ pproba ^ tibh , a ^ hd Waid 11 ha \ riafeen spu \ ^ e ^ jains a nd care * I dotild to ^ aiScS ^ rgek . my duty bodi & & 6 & arid Mmself , ^ U £ cfhi 1 dren and 16 m ^ own cohgeiefede ; but feared I ciould never IHfe ihlii ^ fathiiv aa ahd
die case stood . He t ^ n ^ d iieisp ii ^ With his wife for several da ^ J o # he miglit us wellnav ^ ira % ked to a Hbgi fiaf 9 he insisted' Ott her owfr way s so ^ rVe days after I s ^ il'd , to the grief p ^ fe ^ ^ biife" ^ he joy df her p ' erhajbs : how ^ iver ^ * ws barted well , it wzts a gfl ^ f Wme ' tO
leave my two pretty , dear cre&turesj ' tdte ruined , that loved me , ahd jprpHtSea < j >^ my insH : rui ? ti 6 h . They > re 4 ll ver ^ t ?^« * tifiil- childreny and excellent Icapa ^ iyea all ; but the tvro elde $ t turned ^ s T told
I was- in Denmark two Aays i af | h ^ Solind , ¦ from bad winds . I ^ . ave eafea my breard in three nations npw bWirppc this will be my last resort . ' IVTyacqiiaipt ^ ance-here tell mid I must Write a bppk ^ and call it the Lady ^ Travels in SWey . QI and- Denmark : tVe seeh alid Heard s <
mtitfh , and given tlrem by Writing ^ m nibuth such ah hi ^ or ^ al acc ^ u ^ t & ' thing ^ i thatt th ^ V saV' I enterpi a * ui <§ mf ttnd : divert atid iniitfuct : them'W miich that ifc 1 v rrttii sM Welli X 'teudhj , ia < tdl thttoi m ¥ busitie ^ is ftf ^ rovidfe &
mV ^ f aWd get irionfet * pH * Mpsl ^ hal snpfds ^ 'th ? ov ih' ^ ar ^ e > t- 'dM time ^ v ^ < ithcr > £ to * pr ^ y gfivc J m * seVvice to 'M& ^ y , m tdliiim th ^ when rve 6 » y 6 c 3 m ^^^ ratltmi y ^ U eaef ^ c t "him' to' ^ cor-
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1809, page 589, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1742/page/3/
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