Beschreibt Katharina Töpfer, der seine Pension läuft. Transkription: ABLES andere Nachteile, wie die Besuche der Greife, (von der durch schwerwiegende [Griffin]? Das schönere der beiden und egoistischer, geht zu einem Anwalt zu heiraten) ihre Schwester?s [Julia Griffin?s], die hier leben? Ich nehme an, dass Sie don?t? Rawson [Gill] die Karte als $ 100 an Frau S. [ Katharina Potter] von seiner Mutter [Elizabeth Gouverneur] Fastenzeit (für die, die liebenswürdige Person hat Interesse) und leere Räume? Diese, hinzugefügt, die eine große Summe Klumpen der Mühe für eine Frau zu kämpfen. Frau Po

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Describes Catharine Potter, who runs his boarding house. Transcription: ables other drawbacks, as the long visits of the Griffins, (by the by Weighty [Griffin] ? the prettier of the two and the more selfish, is going to get married to a lawyer) her sister ?s [Julia Griffin ?s] living here ? I suppose she don ?t pay ? Rawson [Gill] taking out in board an $100 lent to Mrs P. [Catharine Potter] by his mother [Elizabeth Gouverneur] (for which that amiable person took interest) and empty rooms ? these, added together, make up a big aggregate lump of trouble for a woman to fight against. Mrs Potter ?s a good woman and a character. Her father appears to have been a wealthy and affectionate man. The family lived up the Hudson, near the town of that name, kept a carriage &c. They ? the parents came from the north of Ireland; knew Andrew Jackson and well to do people. Mrs P remembers her father ?s kneeling down in a field and praying for her, his little daughter. Her mother ? old Mrs Cooper, now about the most unvenerable old woman conceivable ? was very severe with her daughters, and used to lick Mrs P, in her teens, because she wouldn ?t marry a weathy Cuban whom she detested. At 17 she did marry. Her husband ? an amiable spoon I fancy, from a little story of hers, how he would turn a picture representing a woman with a low dress on with its face to the wall (!) ? died nine months subsequent to the married. Then came misfortunes. Mrs P has lived as the mistress of a boarding-house ever since. Her theory of life is that rather a mortified one. She thinks it ?s good for us to be served out. She professes Presbyterianism, and is a good deal wrapped up in dead formula, as to creed. She has, with her husband, been a vegetarian and ventures a mild opinion that we all eat more than is good for us. She traces most of the evil in the world to intemperance. Her strong hold in argument is Title: Thomas Butler Gunn Diaries: Volume 9, page 97, March 11, 1858 . 11 March 1858.

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• 19 jahrhundert
• besucher
• boarding house
• catharine
• domestic
• elzabeth
• financca
• giulia
• gouverneur
• griffin
• griffins
• hauswirtschaft
• kieme
• leben
• management
• mi été
• mietern
• residenz
• soziale
• stuben
• transkription