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Jun 30, 2022 Karla Jun 29, 2022 Tintern Jun 27, 2022 logiebear May 12, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL10409868 1866 November 12th Monday. Mr. Cocks came expecting to find the Gentelmen[gentlemen] in Com't. according to arrangement last friday week. Teusday[Tuesday] 13th. M A Lyons is very naughty. Wednesday 14th. Ann Scanlan has had the same white petticoat in hand a fortnight, and its not [underlined] finished yet. [end underlined] She does little else but nurse her work, and she is so sly, deep and Cunning. that I'm at a loss to know what to do with her. Thursday 15th Mary Ann Lyons (better known outside, by [underlined] ("Dolly" [end underlined] was received. she seems to me, a very hopeless case. however, we will try our best to teach her. What is disheartening is she is a Romanist thus [underlined] adding [end underlined] to the majority of that creed, that are already in our protestant Refuge. Friday 16th Ann Scanlan is very idle, when remonstrated with this morn'g, she said "well, I am ill, I miss the vegetables in [underlined] this place." [end underlined] Shall we try to get you into the Infirmary? "O no, I am not ill enough for that."	FL10409868 1866 November 12th Monday Mr. Cocks came expecting to find the gentlemen in Com't according to arrangement last friday week! Tuesday 13th M A Lyons is very naughty. Wednesday 14th Ann Scanlan has had the same white petticoat in hand a fortnight, and its not [underlined] finished yet. [end underlined] She does little else but nurse her work, and she is so slap, dash and cunning that I'm at a loss to know what to do with her. Thursday 15th Mary Ann Lyons (better known outside, by [underlined] "Dolly" [end underlined] was received. she seems to me, a very hopeless case. however, we will try our best to teach her. What is disheartening is she is a Romanist thus [underlined] adding [end underlined] to the majority of that creed, that are already in our protestant Refuge. Friday 16th Ann Scanlan is very idle, when remonstrated with this morn'g, she said "well, I am ill, I miss the vegetables in [underlined] this place." [end underlined] shall we try to get you into the Infirmary? "O no, I am not ill enough for that."

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