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A[?] June 1799

Thursday
Fryday An hour or or [sic] two in each day I wrote [?]
Saturday my conference, the remaining part of the time was
28, 29 idle, the heat being to [sic] violent for study.
30

Monday
1 July Carried my part to the [?] for approbation.
Received his sanction and spent the day in reading a
[?]

Tuesday This day leave Cambridge for Medfield.
2

14 August 1799
Wednesday Arrived at Cambridge, (s)found(/s) on [?]
at Bloors Tavern in company with Mr
Adams, who came down with me in
to take the chaise back. Found my room
in a very bad situation, my board and [?]
broken, a candlestick and ink horn taken away.
In the evening, [?] [?] moved the
book-cafe and book 1 of the Ø B K society
was a mast [?] in [?] jobb [sic]. No26 Nil
[?] by Mason and Bean-------M.

[right hand side page] 4 September 1799
Monday
3 Got my name out of buttery. -- At noon
Tuesday heard that my father had been [?] with another
fit but was comfortable. Walked to
Boston; found nothing. Tarried in the courthouse
the greater part of afternoon in the court house
heard the tryal[sic] of a pickpocket.
Around in Cam[bridge] half past 7, stopped at Block[?].
Found that Bradford lodges at [illegible] tavern &
that he [illegible] for me. Went down, saw &
was informed by him that my father was
much worse than was represented by Wells[?]. Left
of[f] from Cam[bridge] for Medford at nine o'clock.
[Illegible]; arrived at Medford at half past one o'clock. Found
my father completely void of reason; he however knew me.
Wed My father, very low, & very little [?]effect of his over
4 morning in any moment. Afternooon in a most comfortable
situation, no [?] to direct and everything
to do. At evening went to the north end, and in the
arms of love almost forgot my sorrows.

Thursday Left [?] at 8 o'clock and went to Medway for [?] of
5 [?] to come and visit my father; he came