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Jul 23, 2020 donna29 Jul 14, 2020 donna29 Jun 05, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	68v April 8, 1826. Rose at 6.30 Took a dose of salts, three teaspoons full, which operated powerfully. In the afternoon went with [[Mrs. C.]] to S. H. [Strawberry Hill] Left her at at Diamond's. Went to [[Hopkinson's]] party. Every thing [plain?] Tea & coffee; and wine & cake over. Read the review of Life of Lee. April 9. Rose at 7.50. Capt. Dixey arrived, to the universal joy of the city. Wrote him a congratulatory letter. At home all day. Read Hayes [illegible]. Deter- mined to take more care of myself. It is not surprizing that my cold has lingered so long, as I have not been at all careful-- having ventured two frequently out in the raw air. Bathed my feet in water impreg- nated with mustard. I left them in for above half an hour. The water rather too cold.	68v April 8, 1826. Rose at 6.30 Took a dose of salts, three teaspoons full, which operated powerfully. In the afternoon went with [[Mrs. C.]] to S. H. [Strawberry Hill] Left her at at Diamond's. Went to [[Hopkinson's]] party. Every thing [plain?] Tea & coffee; and wine & cake over. Read the review of Life of Lee. April 9. Rose at 7.50. Capt. Dixey arrived, to the universal joy of the city. Wrote him a congratulatory letter. At home all day. Read Hayes [illegible]. Deter- mined to take more care of myself. It is not surprizing that my cold has lingered so long, as I have not been at all careful-- having ventured two frequently out in the raw air. Bathed my feet in water impreg- nated with mustard. I left them in for above half an hour. The water rather too cold.

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