Audubon And His Journals
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Young Mur- ray, the son of the London publisher, accompanied me to 214 AUDUBON the Scottish Society Exhibition, but I soon left him as so many eyes were directed to me that I was miserable.
February 27. It blew and rained tremendously, and this morning I parted from Captain Hall, who goes to London. His leaving Edinburgh affects me considerably ; he is a kind, substantial friend, and when we finally shook hands, I doubt not he knew the feeling in my heart. This evening was spent at Mr. Joseph's... the sculptor. There were a number of guests, and music and dancing was pro- posed. My fame as a dancer produced, I am sure, false expectations ; nevertheless I found myself on the floor with Mrs. Joseph, a lively, agreeable little lady, much my junior, and about my Lucy's age. After much dancing, during which light refreshments were served, we sat down to supper at twelve o'clock, and we did not leave till three.
February 28. I have been reading Captain Hall's " Voy- ages and Travels," and going much about to rest my eyes and head ; but these few days of idleness have completely sickened me, and have given me what is named the Blue Devils so effectually that the sooner I drive them off the better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Young Mur- ray, the son of the London publisher, accompanied me to 214 AUDUBON the Scottish Society Exhibition, but I soon left him as so many eyes were directed to me that I was miserable.
February 27. It blew and rained tremendously, and this morning I parted from Captain Hall, who goes to London. His leaving Edinburgh affects me considerably ; he is a kind, substantial friend, and when we finally shook hands, I doubt not he knew the feeling in my heart. This evening was spent at Mr. Joseph's... the sculptor. There were a number of guests, and music and dancing was pro- posed. My fame as a dancer produced, I am sure, false expectations ; nevertheless I found myself on the floor with Mrs. Joseph, a lively, agreeable little lady, much my junior, and about my Lucy's age. After much dancing, during which light refreshments were served, we sat down to supper at twelve o'clock, and we did not leave till three.
February 28. I have been reading Captain Hall's " Voy- ages and Travels," and going much about to rest my eyes and head ; but these few days of idleness have completely sickened me, and have given me what is named the Blue Devils so effectually that the sooner I drive them off the better.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coues, Elliott, 1842-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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