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May 16, 2022 Dendendaloom May 16, 2022 Dendendaloom May 16, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 142 dark went to dine with Mr. Fletcher Met at his house Capt. & Mrs. McDoune of the Lady Rawlinson after dinner had some B. punch & some songs Mr. Fletcher a scotsman treated me with much Kindness went out for a moonlit drive at 12 oclock drove through a great part of breakneck country. saw Bowen Dibbs& Morris into the boat went home with Mr. Fletcher & slept at his house. Tuesday November 23rd. 1858 Mr. F. Called me early in the morning [?] to go out for a drive. We started after a cup of tea. Mr. F. Mrs. Mc. & Capt. Mc drove to the country through the tigers pass. Mr. F. Capt. Mc & I got out and went to visit some beautiful scenery through a pass saw marks of tigers & pigs recent Came back & drove to Mr. Howards house he and Mrs. drove up to	p. 142 dark went to dine with MR. Fletcher Met at his house Capt. & Mrs. McDoune of the Lady Rawlinson after dinner had some B. punch & some songs Mr. Fletcher a scotsman treated me with much Kindness went out for a moonlit drive at 12 oclock drove through a great part of breakneck country. saw Bowen Dibbs& Morris into the boat went home with Mr. Fletcher & slept at his house. Tuesday November 23rd. 1858 Mr. F. Called me early in the morning [?] to go out for a drive. We started after a cup of tea. Mr. F. Mrs. Mc. & Capt. Mc drove to the country through the tigers pass. Mr. F. Capt. Mc & I got out and went to visit some beautiful scenery through a pass saw marks of tigers & pigs recent Came back & drove to Mr. Howards house he and Mrs. drove up to

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