New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11


night to spend by myself before go 10 Deu.
should be glad to converse with Farmers OF snoP
| keepers but none OF them speak Engllsh 10y 70
better company than the Vicar, Tor TenempeI niH
| az old What can | do but write everything that
comes into my head. Watt is a BOBBY OF t naG
species which dare not suiier 10 ne IanliIal io
| me for ne would ramp my shoulders III nan an
| hour But the worst part IN my nan nouily lVhk
| ing and hopes and vain expeditions Oh VIM, 80
that | i've IN suspense which rs the worst clfcuni-
stance OF human nature. am Httlo iun n m
| from two scurvy disorders and If should relapse
there is not Welsh house eur that wCulu hot nav
more care taken of him. than i, ana WHOSE to 30
| would not be more lamentcd. ] conhnc myself 10
my narrow chamber in all unwalkaDle hours; Ine t
master of the pacquet boat, one JonTs n,i W az
treated me with The least civility, although W att
| gave him my name. In short come from peihS
| used like an Emperor to he treated worse thal la
| Dog at IIoyhead. Yet my hat IL worn 10 pieces ny
answering che civilles OF the poor lhhaDitahts Hs
| they pass by. The women might be sale enough
who all wear hats yet never pun them OH, anu In II
the dirty streets did not foul their pettcoals ny
| courtsevIng so low. Look you; be not linpallehG
for only wait till my watch makes ~ ana tnen
will give you ease aud myself sleei II can. II
! my conscience you may know " Welsh dog us wen
| as Welsh man woman, by its peevish passion
ate way of barking. This paper shall serve 10 an
| swer all your questions about my journey, ana
will have IL printed to satisfy the Kingdom. FOT5dR
ct hare dim is damned lye tor shall always ret at
| the remembrance OF this imprisonment. FRAY pty
| yOur Watt for ho Is called ounce puppy anu LSil
800 times an hour, and yet ht means not III lot he
mt ans nothing. On, for a dozen bottles OF deahery
! wine and slice OF bread and butter Inc wine
| wish Won had chosen better | am going to bed at
| ten O'clock because am weary OF being up. W eu-
| nesday Last night dreamt the Lord BollngDloKe
aud Mr.. POPE were at my Cathedral La IN 1le
gallery and that my Id. was to preach. coulu hot
find my surpce the Church servants were p,i' W y,
| the way: the Door was shut. sent I'd my la. 10
come into my stall for conVenIrncy 10 geI Ihto
| the pulpit the stall was ali broken, they said.
| Coleglans had done It, / squeezed among the
| rabbe; saw my Id. in the Pulpit. thought hs
prayer was good. hut | forget 1t. In his sermon
| did not like his quoting Dir. Wycherley ny haihe'
| and his play. This is all aud 80 j walked.
DRENCHED BY FURIOUS SHOWER.
| "Today we were certainly to sayl the morning
| was calm. Watt and | walked up the mountain
| Maru1ia properly called lIolyhead or Sacrum
| Irnm0ntorium 10y PtUiemy, miles from TINS tOWh
| | took breath 50 times | looked from the top to
! see the Icklow hills, but the day was TOO navy
which | felt to my sorrow; Tor returning we were
! ovcItaken by furious shower got INTO Nelsh
| cabin almost as bad rs Irish one There were
| only an old Welsh woman sitting Hour who under-
| stood no English and "A boy VINO leli rCarIDg iOI
| Far of me Watt otherwise called unfortunate
jack home Tor my coat but stayed 3" long tnat
| came home IN worse rain thOut him, ana lie was
] so lucky TO miss me, but took care 10 convey lhe
key OF my room where ire was ready lol me. 90
| | cooled my heels the iarlOr, TIL ne came put
| called Tor "a glass of Brandy. nave Deeh coOking
| myself dry, and am now IN my night gown. Ana
| this moment Letter To me nom one
Mhelden who tells me lie hears l am lover Oh the
ma hcmatIcs, that he has found out The LONGITUDE
| shown his discourse To Mr.. DObbs O1 " COlIeuge
| ami sent letters to all the mathematlclanS III Lon
don ) months ago but received no answer ana
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letter with my answer under IT, too long 10 tell yOu
only SAID had too much Of the Longitude already
by = Projectors whom encouraged one Oi which
was cheat the other cut ms own throat ana LOT
himself ! thought he had IA mind To deceive Others
or was deceived himself. And 50 wait lor ulnner.
| shall zine like "a hlng All alone as nave uI ne
these SIX DAYS. AS it happened II mad gone strait
from Chester to Park gate miles should have
been IN Dublin OH sunday last: Now MlchaeluaS
apuroaches the worst time IN the JeaT Tor the sea,
and this rain has made these parts unavailable so
that must either write or doze. Bite; when we
were in the Wild CABIN order watt to take cloth
and wipe my wet gown ana CasaOck; IL happened
to he meal-bag ana rs my gown dlyed III was ali
daubcd with nOur well-cemented with the ram;
What do | but the gown anu Cassock well dryeu
in nv room and while Watt at dinner was
an hour rubbing the meal out OF them, ana dlu IL
exactly. He is just come up and / nave BTaVely
bid him take them down TO rub theil, anu wait
whether he will ind out what have Deen DOING
Inc Rogue is come up III SIX minutes, ana says
there were but lew specks tho he saw Thousand
at hIst but nelther wondered at H. nor sechleu W
suspect who iabOred like horse 10 ruO theh
out The packet boats are now al on Their sue,
and the weather grown worse, ana so IhucH ram
that there is end of my walkIng. Wish you
would send word how | shall dispose OF my
time. am as Insignificant person here us parson
Brooke is III Dublin, by INV conscience beleVe
Caesar would he the same without his army at MS
back; We'll; the longer stay mere the more you
will muImur Tor want OF packets. hoover would
wish long should live here, Tor day is longer
than week and If the weather be line, as long rs
a fortnight Yet here | could i've with two or
three friends in a warm house, ana good VINE much
better than beng slave in Ireland But my MS
cry that | am IN the very worst part OF Wales
under the very worst circumstances AFRAID Oh Ie-
lapse, in utmost sOItude impatient Tor the cOndl-
ton OF friend, net soul 10 converse with, nm
dered from exercise by rain, Gagged up a room not
half so large one of the Leanery closets. my
kOom smokes INTO the bargain. but the weather IL
200 cold and moist 10 be without bIe There is or
should be pIoverb hefe,-when MIS- Nelch > |
chimney smokes. lis Il sign she II Keep her folks
But when OF smoke the loom Is clear 1t is sign
We shant stay here. All THIS IS to avert thinking
Tell me, am not | a comfortable wag Ihe
Yacht to leave for Lord CarleTet On the lith OF
October. | fancy he and | shall come over to.
gether. | have opened my door to let III the wind
that 1t may OHt the smoke. asked the wind
why Incl cross. assures me ms not his Iauit
out his cursed Master HCluss Here Is young
Jackanapes III the Inn waiting for wind who |
would lain be my companion. ana II l stay mere |
much longer | am afraid all my pride ana grandeur
VIII truckle TO comply WIN hnl'especlaIIy u nhiSn
these leaves that remain, but VIII write close ana
do IS the Devil did at mass pull the paper with my
teeth to make II hold out
NOT SPIRIT ENOUGH LEFT TO MAKE HIM FRET.
Thursday 'Tis allowed that we learn patience |
by suffering have now not spirit enough LETT |
fIet. / was cunning these three last days |
weather took special to turn my face toward |
Ireland, IN hope by my breath to push the wind |
forward. But Low give up. However " hen upon |
asking how Is the wind the people answer, Full iii
teeth L cannot help wishing T. were III !
theirs Well, 1t Is now three III the afternoon. / |
have dined and revisited the master the wind and |
serve, and am Just taking boat TO go ltOl the
ship. SO adIeu till see you at the Deanery.
"Friday -tichaemas Lay. You will how, know
been bali an hour IN the ship Till fierce wind rose
directly against us, tryed "A good while, put the
storm still continued so We turned back ana IL
was 5 ut night dark and rainy before the ship got
back, aud at anchor The other passengers went
back in a boat to HUlyhead; but TO prevent accl-
dents and broken Sims lay all night on board and
came back this morning at 3. Am how IN my
chamber where must stay and get fresh stock of
patience. You all know well enough where am,
Tor | Wrote thrice after your Letters that desired
my coming over. The last was from Coventry, |
18th instant, but | brought it with me to Chester
and it put into the post on Thursday = lst and
the next day followed it myself, but the packet
boat was gone before | could get here, because 1