A Salem Shipmaster And Merchant
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" When I again visited London about twenty months after this, I was told that Mr. Gill was immediately dismissed by Dickerson & Co. , and that Capt. Olney was refunded his ten guineas.
i "Dolly Treadwell, or Dorothy, was the wife of Dr. John Dexter Treadwell. She was the daughter of Jonathan and Dorothy Ashton Goodhue, and was born in February, 1777, died January 29, 1858.
She had one son, John Goodhue Treadwell, born August 1st, 1805, a very successful doctor in Salem. He died the 5th of Augus...t, 1856, unmarried. " E. I. Hist. Coll. , Vol. IV, p. 278.
54 A SALEM SHIPMASTER gratified with the performance, the "Merchant of Venice, " by Cooke, 1 one of the greatest actors then living. He took the character of Shylock. No one person appeared to enjoy it more than the old king.
Having completed my preparations for con- tinuing my voyage, I sent the vessel down the river. I joined her at Gravesend, about thirty miles below London. The wind being ahead, we put into Ramsgate, where we lay wind-bound fif- teen or sixteen days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" When I again visited London about twenty months after this, I was told that Mr. Gill was immediately dismissed by Dickerson & Co. , and that Capt. Olney was refunded his ten guineas.
i "Dolly Treadwell, or Dorothy, was the wife of Dr. John Dexter Treadwell. She was the daughter of Jonathan and Dorothy Ashton Goodhue, and was born in February, 1777, died January 29, 1858.
She had one son, John Goodhue Treadwell, born August 1st, 1805, a very successful doctor in Salem. He died the 5th of Augus...t, 1856, unmarried. " E. I. Hist. Coll. , Vol. IV, p. 278.
54 A SALEM SHIPMASTER gratified with the performance, the "Merchant of Venice, " by Cooke, 1 one of the greatest actors then living. He took the character of Shylock. No one person appeared to enjoy it more than the old king.
Having completed my preparations for con- tinuing my voyage, I sent the vessel down the river. I joined her at Gravesend, about thirty miles below London. The wind being ahead, we put into Ramsgate, where we lay wind-bound fif- teen or sixteen days.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Nicholls to read onlineMoreLess
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