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| − | Wilson's | + | Wilson's men." |
| − | + | Mr. Blakely furnished | |
| − | Mr. Blakely furnished | + | us with team & double wagon |
| − | us with team | + | [tulf ?]. |
| − | tulf | + | The sermon was home, |
| − | + | thrusting in its style & set me | |
| − | The | ||
| − | thrusting in its style | ||
to thinking about days and hours | to thinking about days and hours | ||
foolishly occupied or wholly thrown | foolishly occupied or wholly thrown | ||
away. | away. | ||
| − | + | Mr. Keyes brought us back | |
| − | Mr. Keyes brought us back | ||
and then rowed home again. He | and then rowed home again. He | ||
| − | + | would take no pay either because | |
"we belong to the staff." | "we belong to the staff." | ||
| − | Slept cold enough, although | + | Slept cold enough, although |
| − | Males | + | Males arms were about me all |
night. | night. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:29, 20 January 2019
Wilson's men."
Mr. Blakely furnished
us with team & double wagon [tulf ?].
The sermon was home,
thrusting in its style & set me to thinking about days and hours foolishly occupied or wholly thrown away.
Mr. Keyes brought us back
and then rowed home again. He would take no pay either because "we belong to the staff."
Slept cold enough, although
Males arms were about me all night.