Penny Dreadfuls, 1781 · page 101 of 120
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# Page Analysis This is a page of running prose text from what appears to be a travel narrative or memoir titled "A Month's Tour" (page 101). The narrator describes their final days in Dublin: dining at Mr. P——'s on the Sabbath, attending evening service at the Round Church, visiting Stephen's Green, and preparing to depart for England on the twelfth. The page concludes as the author prepares to offer concluding remarks about Dublin before leaving the city. The text uses period spelling conventions (such as "ufual" for "usual" and "fabbath" for "sabbath").
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A MONTH’s TOUR. -101 We dined, according to our ufual cuf- tom on the fabbath, at Mr. P s. At- tended: evéning fervice at the .Round- ehurch,. (nomen ex vero ductum) paid a farewell vifit to the delicious -ralk of Stephen’s-green, and, after fpending an. hour at Mir..P , Ings. s, returned to.our-lodg- On the twelfth we paffed the morning in preparing for England; dined and drank tea at Mr. G our apartments, where we enjoyed com- fortable repofe till four o’clock. s, and retired early to Now we are about to take our leave of Dublin, it will not be improper to add a word or two concerning this large and flourithing metropolis, as well as a few ob- comicbooks.com