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Jul 08, 2020 ebroadwe Jun 11, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 123 with double gates, through the bars of which we could see the sea; & could comfort ourselves when we saw its white waves, with the thought, that the discomforts of quarantine, were not equal to the miseries ofsea sickness _ This small court, gave us the only access that was permitted to the open air, here we could pace a few steps up & down, under the shade of four Acacia trees, by which it was occupied, & whose white flowers, were all of natures beauties that were within our reach. Here we breakfasted, while our little watchman cleaned our room, if cleaning, it may be called, which he performed by filling his mouth, with water & then spitting it on the floor, until he thought it sufficiently moistened, & then the process of sweeping began - We could tell when [[Ivan]] began his operations by hearing this arduous business of spitting commence; it is said to be a favorite method of	p. 123 with double gates, through the bars of which we could see the sea; & could comfort ourselves when we saw its white waves, with the thought, that the discomforts of quarantine, were not equal to the miseries ofsea sickness _ This small court, gave us the only access that was permitted to the open air, here we could pace a few steps up & down, under the shade of four Acacia trees, by which it was occupied, & whose white flowers, were all of natures beauties that were within our reach. Here we breakfasted, while our little watchman cleaned our room, if cleaning, it may be called, which he performed by filling his mouth, with water & then spitting it on the floor, until he thought it sufficiently moistened, & then the process of sweeping began - We could tell when [[Ivan]] began his operations by hearing this arduous business of spitting commence; it is said to be a favorite method of

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