Harvard University - Baker Library Historical Collections, Harvard Business School / Heard family. Heard family business records, Volume FP-4, Folder GQ-2-2, and Volume JP-2.
Mss:766 1754-1898. Baker Library Historical Collections, Harvard Business School.
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perh8i'e ...on, of the old Secretary of State. He 'lfa' very civil to
1
JI6,
and
t herefore 1 cannot complain of him, but be
had
the
repu.tatioD of 'oain« Terr
.
tiff
and of drawill€
the
loD4l: bow to an UDlll1d.ted ntent. There
'
If.a
old
General )lercer,
who
uaed to appt:!ll" every
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nne.
that
he
luld
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mad.. And there _. all
the
coloII,Y of .Americane
that
I mentioned
a little
W$¥I back. I
tl:l1nk
it .....
t
have been
un~
for '0
IIIBIl,Y
pleal-
ant people to be in Rome t ogether.
Jtnong
othen .ere
Wi ..
Hunt,
.
hter
of'
the
arH't, and her mother. Then there 11'88 a
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ry
prott,y g1rl, 11.1011 ••
EatOD, wbol' II.Cquaintatlce I made 1D
Srltzerland,
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_
at
quite diepoled to
flirt, and nearl1 all our coterie
had
their turn. She
h
DOW lo!rl.BroWll,
(
Brown Brothen
&
Co •• of lIalUmore) • .ind
then
who
should
tllrIl
up
but
,
.
n.
uq
old fellow pa..el"-&8r frOll! India. She was travelling
alone, or
'111
th
OD~
It.
maid, and al ,he wu an Irilh CathoHc, was hand
and glove with all the rel1Ciou.. Dotabil1tie. of
Rome.
She pclWlced Oil. me
like a June bug Oil. a .wallo'll'. At firllt I wall 1nelined to feel flattered
but very lIoon fO\Ul.d out that
it ...
al onq for ...hat
,
he
could get out of
me,
Mr.
Timmint and 1
had
a curiaee that ...e had chartered together by
the month, and $iter a few
~.
)(
rll. H. flaked whether
.
he
could 9.1'a11
of it, and of
Iq
ellCort, to go hear Cardinal llanning preach. I .... Vtry
glad to hear nch a diIlUngu1.hed man once, alld I took her , but t hl next
d.e¥
it wae, "would
Iq
carriace be available for lome other excursion,"
and
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it
went on till
ID¥
whole time wae taken
'
Up
in
danciD& attendance
on her, and poor Timm1nl nner law the earriage at all. 1 had to tell
Mr'.
R. that
the
carriage wae onq half mine, and tb.at I eould not offer
it
~
longer. I thought n.i. would end our acquaintance ,
but
ehe took it
in good part, probabq thiDk1ng
~he
would have other occaeionl to make me
u.eful. :aut I dropped her alld Iddom law her, There ... an Ell&lielDnan
in Rome wholD. we all of
11*
knew, named lheble. In tome
w~
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