Menziona che Celina Jewell ha sposato un Sig. Maltravers. Trascrizione: egli [Fred Anderson] stava facendo niente di particolare proprio ora, era stato libri. ?ǢPelly ? [Pelham Anderson] era in North Carolina. Egli ha lasciato il vecchio uomo [Charles F. Anderson] troppo. Egli (Fred) non sapeva nulla di lui, non avessi ?t visto lui per tre ? Sei ? Anni. Il vecchio uomo era alcun tipo di un uomo per ottenere lungo con ? Se egli ?d non aveva alcun senso comune &c. Ho chiesto se lui ?d ha cercato di rimanere con suo padre. ?ǢWell, non molto! ? Ha detto che con un cattivo, irlandese ridere ? Uno proveniente da un corrotto e cuore egoista. Poi ha cominciato a parlare abou

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Mentions that Celina Jewell has married a Mr. Maltravers. Transcription: he [Fred Anderson] was doing nothing particular just now, had been keeping books. ?ǣPelly ? [Pelham Anderson] was in North Carolina. He has left the old man [Charles F. Anderson] too. He (Fred) knew nothing about him, hadn ?t seen him for three ? six ? years. The old man was no kind of a man to get along with ? if he ?d had any common sense &c. I asked if he ?d tried to remain with his father. ?ǣWell, not much! ? said he with a bad, Irish laugh ? one coming from a corrupt and selfish heart. Then he began to talk about my book which he ?d read, and presently crossed Broadway and took himself off. The last time I met him ? a year or more ago ? he wanted my address. I gave him a wrong number. He didn ?t ask this time. In my room during the evening. Ill and lonely. 28. Saturday. Down town to [Frank] Leslie ?s &c. Met Oscanyan near the Post Office. He didn ?t wear his fez, had shaved off his moustache, had a bristly beard of three days growth and looked generally shabby and dilapidated. Said he was in want of something to do. Decidedly un-oriented circumstances for a Turk to be encountered under, in a drizzling shower of rain, in a Yankee metropolis. Return. To Doctor in the afternoon. Reading &c at night. ?ǣDoesticks ? [Mortimer Thomson] up for a minute or two. 29. Sunday. In doors till evening, then called on the Jewells. Selina [Jewell] is married. It occurred last week at Philadelphia, where she and her mother [Mrs. Celina Jewell] have been. Her husband, a Mr Maltravers, is on his way to New Orleans, intending to return in a month, and in November she and her mother will go down south with him, there to remain till spring. I said something on the Title: Thomas Butler Gunn Diaries: Volume 9, page 189, August 27-29, 1858 . 27 August 1858. Gunn, Thomas Butler, 1826-1903