Commenti brevemente sui suoi colleghi boarders in Washington Street boarding House. Trascrizione: ultimi 9 al signor [Giuseppe] Greatbatchs; vi un'ora, poi a Brooklyn. 6. Domenica. Meandri circa in cerca off [di] Fogg. Dopo aver trovato la residenza privata del suo ?ǣboss, ? Appreso il suo, e. Columbia St, lunga strada sud. Lo vide, egli ha diventare un cittadino del mondo di sposarsi. Tornando, percorrendo a piedi il alberata Avenue ha incontrato il ragazzo Andersons [Fred e Pelham], che hanno successivamente incontrato alcune ragazze che erano troppo vicini. / Ragazzi chiamato nuovamente a circa 5, così fuori con ?em e passeggiato sul

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Comments briefly on his fellow boarders in the Washington Street boarding house. Transcription: past 9 to Mr [Joseph] Greatbatchs; there an hour, then to Brooklyn. 6. Sunday. Meanderings about in search off [of] Fogg. Having found the private residence of his ?ǣboss, ? learnt his, and to it. Columbia St, long way south. Saw him, he hath become a citizen of the world by getting married. Returning, walking down the treed avenues met the boy Andersons [Fred and Pelham], who subsequently met some girls they were neighbour too. / Boys called again at about 5, so out with ?em, and strolled on the heights awhile. Sate in the sitting room, in converse with boarders during the evening. Decent sort of folks I think. Mrs Paterson, stout, [words crossed out] Anglo West-Indian, Jamaica born; married daughter & husband of her; single daughter with that name rejoiced in by the chaste mistress and wife of Jonathan Wild the great, Letitia, or ?ǣTishy ? as they call her. A widow, Nova Scotia born, with wedded daughter, husband on the way to California, unwedded one also. Men, White, my room-mate, straw hat maker, two Irishmen, whom however Civilization hath long shorn of their apochryphal tails, one doeth the comic, and it is customary to laugh at his sayings. Others with no, as yet, prominent characteristics. [John B.] Holmes doth the exclusive, and appears not much. 7. Monday. To the North River Side of New York, knife purchasing; to [177] Canal St & West Broadway, boots buying. To Schnieder Moreys for reunified pants, then back to Brooklyn. Writing. Mr [Henry] Hart called, and dined with me. Project talked of which, I think, beareth promise of making $. Saw him to the Ferry; then back Drawing. Evening, going to the Bathing House for a dip, met [William] Roberts (who lives in Brooklyn, and in together; he bibulous. When our swim was over, to a tavern, where we discuss ?ǣsmashes ? & doings in the engraving way. Traits & disclosures apropos of Charley Brown during his apprentice