1819-1823MRMJournal-test.xml

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   <!--LMW: do we know it was Coles, or someone else? Vera Watson? verify  -->

   <!--ebb:Note to Digital Mitford Editors: In this typescript, we've noticed the frequent use of the characters XX or X, and my working hypothesis is that these characters indicate points in Mitford's diary that were illegible to the transcriber. However, they also seem to be used in conjunction with titles of books Mitford mentions reading. There is probably some system to this that isn't apparent in the typescript itself. To verify this, we need to consult the original manuscript notebook.-->
   <!-- LMW: The x's are Mitford's. They are in the ms. several possibilities. later additions, to point out books or other refs she wants to remember or re copy elsewhere? x's in letters sometimes refer to added material at bottom of page, like a footnote, but that doesn't seem to be the function here. Add note about this to the msDesc section?-->
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            <title>Mary Russell Mitford's Notebook of 1819 to 1823</title>
            <author ref="#MRM">Mary Russell Mitford</author>
            <editor ref="#rjp">Rebecca J. Parker</editor>
            <editor ref="#ebb">Elisa Beshero-Bondar</editor>
            <editor ref="#lmw">Lisa M. Wilson</editor>
            <!-- LMW where to credit Coles? -->
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               <orgName>Mary Russell Mitford Society: Digital Mitford Project</orgName>
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            <principal>Elisa Beshero-Bondar</principal>
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               <resp>Transcription and coding by</resp>
               <persName ref="#rjp">Rebecca J. Parker</persName>
               <persName ref="#ebb">Elisa Beshero-Bondar</persName>
               <persName ref="#lmw">Lisa M. Wilson</persName>
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            <respStmt>
               <resp>Proofing and corrections by</resp>
               <persName ref="#ebb">Elisa Beshero-Bondar</persName>
               <persName ref="#lmw">Lisa M. Wilson</persName>
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         <editionStmt>
            <edition>First digital edition in TEI, date: 19 May 2014. P5.</edition>
         </editionStmt>
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            <authority>Digital Mitford: The Mary Russell Mitford Archive</authority>
            <pubPlace>Greensburg, PA, USA</pubPlace>
            <date>2014</date>
            <availability>
               <p>Reproduced by courtesy of the <placeName>Reading Central
                  Library</placeName>.<!--ebb:Double-check permissions bc the original manuscript
                    is at the British Library. Any issues for us since we're reproducing the typed transcript from Reading Central Library?--></p>
               <licence>Distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported
                  License</licence>
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                  <repository ref="#ReadingCL">Reading Central Library</repository>
                  <collection>Accession Number: L 7088</collection>
                  <idno>qB/TU/MIT #1361549 REF. STRONGROOM. Barcode number:
                     34126003337949<!--ebb:is the last digit a g? I think it's a 9, but check at Reading Central Library.--></idno>
               </msIdentifier>
               <p>Our source text is marked as an <q>original carbon copy</q> of a typed transcript
                  of Mary Russell Mitford's notebook. From the title page of the source text: <q>The
                     transcript of which this is a copy is in the possession of the Public Library,
                     Reading, Berks, England. A photostat copy of the MS is also available at that
                     library.</q> Copyright presumably rests with the British Museum. <date when="1955-07">July 1955</date>.
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            <msDesc>
               <msIdentifier>
                  <repository ref="#BL">British Library</repository>
                  <collection><!--ebb:Check current collection info for BL Literary Pocket Book ms of Mitford's notebook.</collection>--></collection>
                  <idno><!--ebb:This is the shelfmark from the British Library Catalog-->DPB
                     c.60.b.7.<!--ebb:What follows is the shelfmark for the BL as indicated on the July 1955 typescript. Doublecheck in BL catalog.-->P
                     24834 : C.60.b.7.</idno>
               </msIdentifier>
               <p>This is the location information for the autograph manuscript in Mary Russell
                  Mitford's hand, at the British Library.</p>
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         <handNotes>
            <handNote xml:id="red_crayon_RCLnb" medium="red_crayon"> Red crayon or thick red pencil.
               Annotation by an archivist on an opening page of the carbon copy of the typed
               transcript of Mitford's journal at Reading Central Library</handNote>
            <handNote xml:id="black_pencil_RCLnb" medium="black_pencil">Black pencil or crayon.
               Crosses out lines in the red crayon indicated above.</handNote>
            <handNote xml:id="black_pen_RCLnb" medium="pen">Annotation by an archivist, presumably
               at Reading Central Library, recording the shelfmark.</handNote>
            <handNote xml:id="lt_pencil_RCLnb" medium="pencil">Annotation by an archivist at Reading
               Central Library, recording the shelfmark on the title page in light grey
               pencil.</handNote>
            <handNote xml:id="blue_pen_RCLnb" medium="pen">Annotation by an archivist at Reading
               Central Library, recording the accession number.</handNote>
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            <p>Mitford’s spelling and punctuation are retained, except where a word is split at the
               end of a line and the beginning of the next in the manuscript. Where Mitford’s
               spelling and hyphenation of words deviates from the standard, in order to facilitate
               searching we are using the TEI elements choice, sic, and reg to encode both Mitford’s
               spelling and the regular international standard of Oxford English spelling, following
               the first listed spelling in the Oxford English Dictionary. The long s and ligatured
               forms are not encoded.</p>
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            <p>
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                  carbon copy of Mitford diary. <handShift resp="#black_pencil_RCLnb"/><del rend="strikethrough"><handShift resp="#red_crayon_RCLnb"/>pages 1-49. i.e. end
                     of 1819</del></add>
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            <p>
               <label><!--ebb: sticker with bar code affixed at bottom left of page-->Reading
                  Borough Council<lb/>
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                  STRONGROOM.<lb/>#1361549</add>
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            <pb n="iii"/>
            <p>
               <label>
                  <!--ebb: in upper right corner of the title page. CHECK UPPER RIGHT CORNER, our photo cuts off part of the top line-->
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            <head>MARY RUSSELL MITFORD<lb/> Transcript of notebook of Mary Russell Mitford<lb/>
               contained in the British Museum (P 24834 : C.60.b.7.)</head>
            <p>The note-book has a printed title page <q>The Literary Pocket-Book; or, Companion for
                  the lover of Nature &amp; Art, 1819</q>. The size of the notebook is 13 x 8
               cm.</p>
            <p>Miss Mitford's notes begin on 1 January 1819 and end 11 March 1823.</p>
            <p>The transcript of which this is a copy is in the possession of the Public Library,
               Reading, Berks, England. A photostat copy of the MS is also available at that
               library. Copyright presumably rests with the British Museum.</p>
            <p><emph rend="underline">July 1955</emph>.</p>

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                  <milestone unit="line"/> Acc. Date <add><handShift resp="#blue_pen_RCLnb"/>-</add>
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      <body>
         <div type="year">
            <head>
               <date when="1819">1819</date>
            </head>

            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-1">
               <head><date when="1819-01-01"><add>JANUARY</add> the 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi></date> we were living at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram
                     House</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>, dear
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; I--Our servants poor
                     <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>, <persName ref="#Jane">Jane</persName> (who is going away) &amp; <persName ref="#George">George</persName>--our pets--Dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>--his sister <persName ref="#May_Fly">May
                     Fly</persName>--<persName ref="#Nelly_pet">Nelly</persName>--<persName ref="#Moses_pet">Moses</persName>--(<name ref="#greyhound">greyhound</name>s)
                     <persName ref="#Mob_pet">Mob</persName> a borrowed <name ref="#greyhound">greyhound</name>--<persName ref="#Whim">Whim</persName> our squinting <name ref="#spaniel">spaniel</name> who came from <placeName ref="#Lockinge">Lockinge</placeName>--<persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName> our dear
                  beautiful <name ref="#greyhound">greyhound</name> puppy--<persName ref="#Selim_pet">Selim</persName> our Persian <name ref="#cat">Cat</name>,
                     <persName ref="#Poll_pet">Poll</persName> a <name ref="#cat">tabby</name>
                  do--&amp; 22 <name ref="#chicken">Bantam</name>s The 3 old ones given me by poor
                     <persName ref="#Cliff_Jesse">Jesse Cliff</persName>.</head>

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            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-2">
               <head>
                  <date when="1818-12-31"><add resp="#ebb"> Thursday</add> Dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 31<hi rend="superscript">th</hi></date>
               </head>
               <p>Went with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Papa</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName> to a dance at <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>'s very splendid--very
                  delightful--much laughing--<persName ref="#Crowther_Mr">Mr. Crowther</persName>
                  not to be forgotten.</p>
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            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-3">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-01"/>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--Happy day--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. D</persName>'s singing--<title ref="#Whereer_Handel">Where'er you walk</title>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr.
                  D</persName>'s reading--<persName ref="#Ugolino">Count Ugolino</persName>--</p>

               <p><!--lmw: on opposite leaf-->
                  <placeName ref="#ManchesterHouse">Manchester House</placeName><lb/>
                  <placeName ref="#Exmouth">Exmouth.</placeName><lb/>
                  <title ref="#NewYearsDay_1827">Sonnet</title><lb/>
                  <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>
                  <date when="1819-01-01">Jan<hi rend="superscript">y</hi> 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi> 1819. To Mrs. Dickinson</date><lb/> Banquet &amp; song &amp; dance
                  &amp; revelry!<lb/>
                  <!--indent-->Auspicious year born in so fair a light<lb/>
                  <!--indent-->Of gaiety &amp; beauty! Happy night<lb/> Sacred to social
                  pleasure--&amp; to Thee<lb/> Its dear dispenser--of festivity<lb/>
                  <!--indent-->The festive Queen--the moving spirit bright<lb/>
                  <!--indent-->Of music &amp; the dance--of all delight<lb/> The gentle Mistress
                  bountiful &amp; free!<lb/>
                  <!--indent-->Oh happy night! and oh suceeding day<lb/> Far happier when 'mid
                  converse &amp; repose<lb/>
                  <!--indent-->Handel's sweet strains came sweetened, &amp; the lay<lb/> Divine of
                  that old Florentine arose<lb/>
                  <!--indent-->Dante; &amp; Genius flung his torch-like ray<lb/> O'er the dark tale
                  of Ugolino's woes.<lb/> M. R. M.<lb/>
               </p>
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            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-4">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-02">Saturday 2 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Another happy day--at <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley
                     Hill</placeName>--<placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> &amp;
                     <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-5">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-03">Sunday 3 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--told dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Mama</persName> all about the Ball--read <persName ref="#Burke_E">Burke</persName><note resp="#lmw">Mitford is likely reading
                        <title ref="#BurkeWks_Rivington">the Rivington edition, published beginning
                        in 1801.</title></note> &amp; the Reviews <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">the B.C.</title> &amp; <title ref="#EclecticRev">the E.R.</title></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-6">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-04">Mon. 4 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--letter not to go this week--And to
                     <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss Brooke</persName>. read <title ref="#Antiquary">the Antiquary</title> XX.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-7">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-05">Tuesday 5 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Read some of <persName ref="#Edgeworth_Maria">Miss Edgeworth</persName>'s <title ref="#PopularTales_ME">Popular tales</title> XX some of <persName ref="#Burke_E">Burke</persName>.<note resp="#lmw">Mitford is likely reading
                        <title ref="#BurkeWks_Rivington">the Rivington edition, published beginning
                        in 1801.</title></note> Still at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-8">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-06">Wednesday 6 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Read Do. Do.<!--lmw editorial policy on tagging do. = ditto? -->
                  <note resp="#lmw"><title ref="#PopularTales_ME">Edgeworth's Popular tales</title>
                     and some <persName ref="#Burke_E">Burke</persName>.</note> Still at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-9">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-07">Thursday 7 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Read <persName ref="#Fearon_HB">Fearon</persName>'s <title ref="#Sketches_of_America">America</title> X--still at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Got &amp; read <title ref="#Lit_Pocket_Bk">this pretty book</title> X</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-10">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-08">Friday 8 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName> not to go
                  till <date from="1819-01-10" to="1819-01-16">next week</date>--Read <persName ref="#Burke_E">Burke</persName>.<note resp="#lmw">Mitford is likely reading
                        <title ref="#BurkeWks_Rivington">the Rivington edition, published beginning
                        in 1801.</title></note>still at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-11">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-09">Saturday 9 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Read <title ref="#NightmareAbbey">Nightmare Abbey</title> XX Still at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-12">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-10">Sunday 10 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss Webb</persName>--not to go till
                     <date when="1819-12-01">Tuesday</date>. read more of <persName ref="#Burke_E">Burke</persName>.<note resp="#lmw">Mitford is likely reading <title ref="#BurkeWks_Rivington">the Rivington edition, published beginning in
                        1801.</title></note></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-13">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-11">Mon. 11 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--worked some gown
                  trimming--&amp; wrote a letter to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr.
                  Haydon</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-14">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-12">Tuesday 12 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>. heard from dear <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--sent off letters to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir W. Elford</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>, <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss
                  Webb</persName>.</p>
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            <pb n="2"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-15">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-13">Wednesday 13 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Heard from dear <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name> topping--wrote <title ref="#NewYearsDay_1827">a
                     sonnet</title> &amp; letter to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>--at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-16">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-14">Thursday 14 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>. Wrote to dear <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> Read <persName ref="#Bisset_R">Bisset</persName>'s <title ref="#Life_Burke_RB">Life of Burke</title>--very
                  bad weather, could not stir.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-17">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-15">Friday 15 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day doing nothing but
                  finish my letter to dear <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp;
                  read <persName ref="#Burke_E">Burke</persName><note resp="#lmw">Mitford is likely
                     reading <title ref="#BurkeWks_Rivington">the Rivington edition, published
                        beginning in 1801.</title></note>--<persName ref="#Burke_E">Burke</persName>
                  a sad turncoat.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-18">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-16">Saturday 16 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--had a most delightful
                  chat with <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss Brooke</persName>--bought things at
                     <orgName ref="#Marshs_shop">Marshes</orgName>--saw a number of people--came
                     <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner quite well &amp; was
                  exceedingly ill (sick &amp; purged) all night.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-19">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-17">Sunday 17 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Rather better--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> a famous nurse--in bed
                  almost all day--had a charming letter from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr.
                     Haydon</persName> &amp; read <persName ref="#Malcolm_J">Malcolm</persName>'s
                     <title ref="#AnecdotesTo1700_JM">Anecdotes of the 17th Century</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-20">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-18">Monday 18 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>A great deal better. Amused myself with doing up some gowns against the end of the
                  mourning
                  <!--LMW: Who is she mourning for here? Duke of Kent mentioned elsewhere-->--read
                     <persName ref="#Burke_E">Burke</persName>'s <title ref="#BurkeWks_Rivington">works</title>. All day at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-21">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-19">Tuesday 19 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Quite well. Wrote a long note to <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss
                     Brooke</persName>--read <persName ref="#Scott_John">Scott</persName>'s <title ref="#Visit_Paris">Visit to Paris</title> &amp; played with my beautiful puppy
                     <persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName> born at <placeName ref="#Stratford_upon_Avon_city">Stratford on Avon</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-22">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-20">Wednesday 20 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Received a long letter from <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>
                  &amp; began an answer all day at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-23">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-21">Thursday 21 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><persName ref="#White_Mr">Mr. White</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Tuppen_Mrs">Mrs. Tuppen</persName> called did not see them--was <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>-topping with <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp; the
                  pets. At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-24">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-22">Friday 22 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Bacon">Lord Bacon</persName>, <date when="1561">1561</date>.</add></p>
               <p>All day at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> finished my packet for
                     <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName> &amp; read <persName ref="#Burke_E">Burke</persName>'s <title ref="#BurkeWks_Rivington">works</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-25">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-23">Saturday 23 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>All day at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>
                  <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping--began <title ref="#Florence_Macarthy_SO">Florence Macarthy</title>--very much amused by it.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-26">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-24">Sunday 24 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Got a letter from dear <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> answered
                  it--went with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to look for <name ref="#primrose">primrose</name>s--did not find any--Finished <title ref="#Florence_Macarthy_SO">Florence Macarthy</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-27">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-25">Monday 25 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> came to see us all in the
                  rain--She was quite delighted with <persName ref="#Selim_pet">Selim</persName>
                  &amp; <persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName>'s play.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-28">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-26">Tuesday 26 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--saw a great many
                  people--bought my new crimson bombazine--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner Poor <persName ref="#Whim">Whim</persName>
                  lost.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="3"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-29">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-27">Wednesday 27 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>. Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName> &amp; took my letters to <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs.
                     Rowden</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                  James</persName><!--rjp:Miss James lives in or around LONDON!!! LMW: yes!-->. Read
                  the <persName ref="#MarieTherese_France">Duchesse d'Angoulime</persName>'s <title ref="#Mems_Temple">journal while in the Temple</title>
               </p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-30">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-28">Thursday 28 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>. Poor <persName ref="#Chamberlaine_Jeremy">Jeremy Chamberlaine</persName> the shoemaker brought
                  me some <name ref="#primrose">primrose</name>s &amp; <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s in pots--which he found in the fields.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-31">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-29">Friday 29 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><persName ref="#Whim">Whim</persName> found again.--<persName ref="#Selim_pet">Selim</persName> nearly killed a <persName ref="#whitekitten_WEpet">white
                     kitten</persName> we have got for <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir W.
                     Elford</persName>.--I found today the first <name ref="#primrose">primrose</name> this year in the hedge at the bottom of the <placeName ref="#meadow_BH">park meadow</placeName>. </p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-32">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-30">Saturday 30 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day. Read <persName ref="#Junius_pseudo">Junius</persName>--famous peppering--nothing so good
                     now.<note resp="#lmw">She is likely reading 1772 <title ref="#JuniusLtrs">The
                        Letters of Junius</title> by a pseudonymous <persName ref="#Junius_pseudo">Junius</persName>, rather than the Roman ancient world author <persName ref="#Junius">Junius</persName>.</note>
                  <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very amiable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-33">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-01-31">Sunday 31 <add>JANUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came back again. Heard from
                     <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--wrote to her in answer. At
                     <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-34">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-01">Monday 1 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>. Went out <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping with <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>--<persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> was very amiable--so was <persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName> in the Evening--read <persName ref="#Junius_pseudo">Junius</persName> &amp; <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">the British Critic Review</title>.</p>
               <p><persName ref="#Aubrey_John">Aubrey</persName>'s <title ref="#Letters_Hearne_Aubrey">Lives</title> said to be in the <placeName ref="#Ashmolean_old">Ashmolean</placeName> Collection <add hand="#MRM">1819</add></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-35">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-02">Tuesday 2 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day. Helped trim my new
                  gown and read the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic Review</title> &amp; played
                  with <persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-36">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-11">Thursday 11 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Walked about <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dick.</persName> brought me &amp; <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>
                  <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> &amp; dined with us--<persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. H.</persName> went away at night. Heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir W. Elford</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-37">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-12">Friday 12 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Read <persName ref="#Burke_E">Burke</persName> &amp; <note resp="#lmw">Mitford is
                     likely reading <title ref="#BurkeWks_Rivington">the Rivington edition,
                        published beginning in 1801.</title></note>wrote to <persName ref="#Williams_Mr">Mr. Williams</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Miss Eliza Webb</persName>--at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-38">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-13">Saturday 13 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--called on <persName ref="#Tuppen_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Tuppen</persName><!--rjp:I wonder if this is transcription error and supposed to be Tuppen--><!-- LMW: Yes -->--<orgName ref="#Brookes">the Brookes</orgName>--<persName ref="#Boyd_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Boyd</persName>--<persName ref="#Newbery_Mrs">Mrs. Newberry</persName> &amp;
                     <orgName ref="#Valpys">the Valpy's</orgName>--saw a great many people &amp;
                  hired a <persName ref="#Cook1">Cook</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-39">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-14">Sunday 14 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Wrote to <persName ref="#MacareeClarke_Mrs">Mrs. Clarke</persName>--&amp;
                     <persName ref="#Ogbourn_Miss">Miss Ogbourn</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>. At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day--fed the pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-40">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-15">Monday 15 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><persName ref="#Williams_Mr">Mr. Williams</persName> called on me--went <name ref="#primrose">primros</name>ing got the little basket full--wrote to
                     <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName>--<persName ref="#Forsyth_Jos">Forsyth</persName>'s <title ref="#Remarks_Italy">Italy</title>--charmed with it.</p>
               <p>On this day (<date when="1819-02-15">Monday the 15th</date>) <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Papa</persName> saw a <name ref="#pheasant">pheasant</name>'s nest with 4 eggs, which was found by one of <persName ref="#Griffin_Rich">Lord Braybrooke</persName>'s people at <placeName ref="#BillingbearPk">Billingbear</placeName> whilst a party were coursing in
                  the <placeName ref="#BillingbearPk">park</placeName>--very early indeed. <add hand="#MRM">1819</add>
               </p>
               <p>--Cheap place for India Shawls 78 Oxford Street--<unclear/><add hand="#MRM">1819</add></p>
            </div>
            <pb n="4"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-41">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-16">Tuesday 16 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>All day at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--read <persName ref="#Forsyth_Jos">Forsyth</persName>'s <title ref="#Remarks_Italy">Italy</title>--trimmed my black bonnet helped to contrive dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>'s spencer--played with the Pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-42">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-17">Wednesday 17 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>All day at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>. Read <persName ref="#AikinJ">Dr. Aikin</persName>'s <title ref="#Mems_Huet">Translation of the
                     Memoirs of Huet</title>--very entertaining--played with the Pets. Helped to
                  trim dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>'s spencer.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-43">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-18">Thursday 18 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Called on <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--Cut <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>'s hair--finished reading <title ref="#Mems_Huet">Huet's Memoirs</title> &amp; began <title ref="#Emma_JA">Emma</title>. Had a note from <persName ref="#Valpy_Miss">Miss
                     Valpy</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-44">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-19">Friday 19 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day. Received a letter
                  from <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>--finished <title ref="#Emma_JA">Emma</title>--<persName ref="#Miranda_pet">the puppy</persName>
                  a great pet.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-45">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-20">Saturday 20 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Went <name ref="#primrose">primros</name>ing--Got <title ref="#Sheffield_Iris">the
                     Sheffield
                  Iris</title><!--rjp:Tag this ?? ebb: Yes! At first I thought this was a special plant (which we'd tag as <rs type="plant"> but it turns out that the Sheffield Iris is a newspaper title: See http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/index.php/topic/9215-james-montgomery-the-sheffield-iris-1792-1825/-->
                  from <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> with some verses from her
                  to me--very pretty. Read <persName ref="#WilsonRbt">Sir Robert Wilson</persName>'s
                     <title ref="#Narrative_Eqypt_RW">Egypt</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-46">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-21">Sunday 21 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went into <placeName ref="#Hampshire_county">Hampshire</placeName>. <persName ref="#Chamberlaine_Jeremy">Jeremy</persName> brought me <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s &amp; <name ref="#primrose">primrose</name>s--Wrote to
                     <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>--at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day--fed the pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-47">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-22">Monday 22 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping--fed the Pets--<persName ref="#May_Fly">Mayfly</persName>, <persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName> &amp; a new
                  little bitch called <persName ref="#Fly_pet">Fly</persName> given us by young
                     <persName ref="#Webb_farmer">farmer Webb</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-48">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-23">Tuesday 23 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping in the <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">Plantations</placeName>--fed the Pets--at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day. <name ref="#primrose">primrose</name>s very
                  plentiful in the <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">Plantations</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-49">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-24">Wednesday 24 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Heard from <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>--went to look for <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s --could not find any--then went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping till I was driven in by the
                  snow<!--rjp:tagged this because reveals the weather firtopping is and is not appropriate to do in-->.
                  Read <persName ref="#WilsonRbt">Sir R. Wilson</persName>'s <title ref="#Narrative_Eqypt_RW">Egypt</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-50">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-25">Thursday 25 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>. <choice>
                     <sic>Staid</sic>
                     <reg>Stayed</reg>
                  </choice> at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day--read the
                     <title ref="#Collectanea">Collectanea Curiosa</title>--very amusing--dear
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets came back from
                     <placeName ref="#Overton">Overton</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-51">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-26">Friday 26 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day--read <title ref="#Collectanea">the Collectanea Curiosa</title>--wrote to <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>. <persName ref="#Nelly_pet">Nell</persName> went to <persName ref="#Piles_Mr">Mr. Piles</persName>--poor
                  love I hope she will be comfortable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-52">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-27">Saturday 27 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day--Had a delightful
                  letter from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName> enclosing
                  some lozenges of his own making. Wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir W.
                     E.</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-53">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-02-28">Sunday 28 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Valpy_Penelope">Pen Valpy</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary
                     Webb</persName>--went <name ref="#primrose">primros</name>ing with dear
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum </persName>--read the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic Review</title> &amp; the <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic</title>. Both stupid.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="5"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-54">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-01">Monday 1 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day. Heard from <persName ref="#Valpy_Penelope">Pen Valpy</persName>--read the <title ref="#MonthlyMag">Monthly Magazine</title>--Fed the pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-55">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-02">Tuesday 2 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>. Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Valpy_Penelope">Pen Valpy</persName>. Sent off my letter to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir W. E.</persName> &amp; finished a letter to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-56">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-03">Wednesday 3 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>. Sent off my letter to
                     <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping--read the <title ref="#MonthlyMag">Monthly Magazine</title>,
                  &amp; <title ref="#Anecdotes_WSeward">Anecdotes of distinguished
                  persons</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-57">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-04">Thursday 4 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping--read <title level="m" ref="#Anecdotes_WSeward">Anecdotes of
                     distinguished persons</title> 4 Vols--very amusing.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-58">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-05">Friday 5 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--read <title ref="#Anecdotes_WSeward">Anecdotes of distinguished persons</title>. Went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting--found none--then went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name> topping with the pretty pet <persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-59">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-06">Saturday 6 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Michelangelo">Michael Angelo
                        Buonarrotti</persName>, <date when="1474">1474</date>.</add></p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping with the pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-60">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-07">Sunday 7 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Went to <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--heard <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>'s <title ref="#ItalianTrans_ChasD">Italian Translations</title>--read <persName ref="#Burdon_Wm">Burdon</persName>'s <title ref="#Materials_WB">Materials for
                     thinking</title>--a very pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-61">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-08">Monday 8 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--<persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Northmore_Thos">Mr. Northmore</persName> came to dinner--a delightful day-- <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName> talked to me very much indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-62">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-09">Tuesday 9 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--the <orgName ref="#BroughtonDas">Miss Broughtons</orgName> called--nobody dined but
                  ourselves--in the Evening we had <title ref="#Aeneid_Virgil">the 4th book of
                        <persName ref="#Virgil">Virgil</persName></title> translated by <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. D.</persName></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-63">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-10">Wednesday 10 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came for me &amp; dined as did <persName ref="#Bailley_Dr">Dr. Bailley</persName>--we came back in the Evening--a most
                  delightfully pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-64">
               <head>
                  <add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Tasso">Torquato Tasso</persName>, <date when="1544">1544</date>.</add>
                  <date when="1819-03-11">Thursday 11 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#primrose">primros</name>ing--saw <persName ref="#Dearesley_Mr">Mr.
                  Dearesley</persName>--read <title ref="#Guy_Mannering">Guy
                  Mannering</title><!--rjp: For the Site Index: a novel by Sir Walter Scott, published anonymously in 1815. LMW: done-->--played
                  with the Pets--wrote to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-65">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-12">Friday 12 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Went to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--met the <orgName ref="#Whites">Whites</orgName> &amp; <persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt #Tuppen_Mrs">Tuppens</persName>&amp; a large party--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went out coursing with them--I <choice>
                     <sic>staid</sic>
                     <reg>stayed</reg>
                  </choice> with <persName ref="#Webb_Mary">Mary</persName>--wrote a note to
                     <persName ref="#Hayward_MrsW">Mrs. Hayward</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Wheeler_Kate">Miss Wheeler</persName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night. Stupid day.</p>
               <p><persName ref="#Moses_pet">Moses</persName> beat Charles Symonds's dog which he
                  ran for the <add hand="#MRM" place="above">1819</add> cup <unclear/> of Champion.
                     <persName ref="#Moses_pet">Moses</persName> a famous dog.</p>

            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-66">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-13">Saturday 13 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--received a very kind letter
                  from <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>--wrote to <rs type="person" ref="#Nooth_C">her</rs>--read <title ref="#Marriage_SF">Marriage</title>--liked
                  it very much--made me laugh.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-67">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-14">Sunday 14 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting--found none--<persName ref="#Dearesley_Mr">Mr.
                     Dearesley</persName> called--read <title ref="#Marriage_SF">Marriage</title>--&amp; <persName ref="#Mathews_Geo">George Mathew</persName>'s
                     <title ref="#Account_GeoMathews">Narrative</title>--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="6"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-68">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-15">Monday 15 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping. <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> bought me two
                  new baskets for <name ref="#flower">flower</name>ing--read <persName ref="#Wanley_N">Wanley</persName>'s <title ref="#Wonders_NW">Wonders</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-69">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-16">Tuesday 16 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting to <placeName ref="#meadow_Davies"><persName ref="#Davies_Mr">Mr. Davies</persName>'s meadow</placeName>--found a nice
                  parcel--Wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-70">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-17">Wednesday 17 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>--<persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Miss
                     Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Wheeler_Kate">Miss Wheeler</persName>
                  came to spend the day--went <name ref="#primrose">primros</name>ing with
                  them--very pleasant day indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-71">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-18">Thursday 18 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting in <placeName ref="#field_Pithers"><persName ref="#Pithers_Mr">Mr. Pithers</persName>'s fields</placeName>--found none
                  except in the corner by the <placeName ref="#field_Dearesley">field</placeName> we
                  sold to <persName ref="#Dearesley_Mr">Mr. Dearesley</persName>. Wrote to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-72">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-19">Friday 19 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Haydon">Mr.
                     Haydon</persName> sent me the <title ref="#Examiner">Examiner</title><!--rjp: should this be tagged as a letter received even though Mitford doesn't say a letter was sent with the Examiner-->--went
                     <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting--did not find many--read <title ref="#Waverley">Waverley</title>--wrote to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr.
                     Haydon</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-73">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-20">Saturday 20 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--finished my letter to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--read <title ref="#Waverley">Waverley</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-74">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-21">Sunday 21 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Went <name ref="#primrose">primros</name>ing in <placeName ref="#copse_Dearesley"><persName ref="#Dearesley_Mr">Mr. Dearesley</persName>'s Copse</placeName> &amp; <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting in <placeName ref="#field_BH">our own
                     fields</placeName><!--rjp: do we tag Mitford's fields and is this done right?? LMW: yes.-->.
                  Read a pretty Tale called <title ref="#Altham">Altham &amp; his Wife</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-75">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-22">Monday 22 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>. Went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting in <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>'s Fields</placeName> &amp;
                     <placeName ref="#field_BH">our own</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the Pets--did not find many. Read the
                     <title ref="#TalesofMyLandlord_3rd">Tale of my Landlord</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-76">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-23">Tuesday 23 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss Webb</persName>--read <persName ref="#Taylor_Jane">Miss Jane Taylor</persName>'s <title ref="#Display_JT">Display</title>--&amp; began <persName ref="#Maturin_Chas">Mr.
                     Maturin</persName>'s <title ref="#Women_CM">Women</title>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">Town</placeName>--At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all
                  day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-77">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-24">Wednesday 24 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting with <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName>--found a
                  great many white &amp; some beautiful blue <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s in a
                     <placeName ref="#field_PW">field</placeName> near <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge wood</placeName>. The <name ref="#woodsorrel">wood sorrel</name> not out
                  yet.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-78">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-25">Thursday 25 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--Got caught in a shower--read <persName ref="#Wanley_N">Wanley</persName>'s <title ref="#Wonders_NW">Wonders</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-79">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-26">Friday 26 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting about <placeName ref="#field_BH">our own
                  fields</placeName><!--rjp: do we tag Mitford's fields??--> &amp; <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr.
                     Body</persName>'s</placeName>
                  <!--rjp: so they are discussing a place as in Mr. Body's fields...but do we need to place tag this LMW: done.-->--Dear
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> &amp; brought me my superb red shawl for
                  a present--God<!--rjp:do we tag God as a person--> bless him.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-80">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-27">Saturday 27 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--read <persName ref="#Maturin_Chas">Mr.
                     Maturin</persName>'s <title ref="#Women_CM">Women</title>--don't like it
                  much--too dismal.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-81">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-28">Sunday 28 Mar</date>
               </head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Raphael">Raffaello Sanzio D'Urbino</persName>,
                        <date when="1485">1485</date>.</add></p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp;
                  the pets in <placeName ref="#field_BH">our own
                  fields</placeName><!--rjp: do we tag Mitford's fields?? LMW: done.--> &amp;
                     <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr.
                     Body</persName>'s</placeName>.<!--rjp: so they are discussing a place as in Mr. Body's fields...but do we need to persName tag this. LMW: done.--></p>
            </div>
            <pb n="7"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-82">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-29">Monday 29 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Went to <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge wood</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp; the
                  pets--got a few <name ref="#anemone">wood anemone</name>s &amp; quantities of
                     <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s blue &amp; white--Wrote to <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss Brooke</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-83">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-30">Tuesday 30 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping with dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>--<persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very amiable
                  indeed poor lamb.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-84">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-03-31">Wednesday 31 <add>MARCH</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping &amp; walking about <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the
                     place</placeName>--never saw so many <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s in my
                     life--<persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName> a great pet.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-85">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-01">Thursday 1 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Slade_F">Frederick Slade</persName> called--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--saw a great many people--called at the <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName>
                  <persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt #Tuppen_Mrs">Tuppens</persName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberrys</orgName>. Read <title ref="#Undine">Undine</title>
                  &amp; <persName ref="#King_Wm">Dr. King</persName>'s <title ref="#Anecdotes_King">Anecdotes of his own Times</title>.</p>
               <p>April 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi> Subscription for half a year to <orgName ref="#Havell_Lib">Havell's Library</orgName>. So good of my own dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  <add hand="#MRM">--1819</add></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-86">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-02">Friday 2 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>. Went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting with the Pets, got quantities--wrote to <persName ref="#Newbery_Mrs">Mrs. Newbery</persName>--Read the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic</title> &amp; <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic</title>
                  Reviews &amp; <persName ref="#Walpole_Hor">Horace Walpole</persName>'s <title ref="#WalpoleLtrstoCole">letters</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-87">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-03">Saturday 3 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> and the Pets--heard from <persName ref="#Newbery_Mrs">Mrs. Newberry</persName>--read <persName ref="#Walpole_Hor">Horace Walpole</persName>'s delightful <title ref="#WalpoleLtrstoCole">Letters
                     to Mr. Cole</title> &amp; <title ref="#TomCrib">Tom Crib's Memorial to
                     Congress</title>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came
                     <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> sick from <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-88">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-04">Sunday 4 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> quite well again--Heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir W. Elford</persName>. <persName ref="#Newberry_J #Newbery_Mrs">Mr. &amp; Mrs. Newberry</persName> called--wrote
                  to <persName ref="#Newbery_Mrs">Mrs. Newberry</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Miss Eliza Webb</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-89">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-05">Monday 5 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Went to <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge Wood</placeName> with <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> &amp; the Pets--Read <persName ref="#Walpole_Hor">Horace Walpole</persName>'s <title ref="#WalpoleltrstoCole">letters to Mr. Cole</title>--Delightful--&amp; <persName ref="#Clarke_ED">Dr.
                     Clarke</persName>'s <title ref="#ClarkesTravelsScand">Travels </title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-90">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-06">Tuesday 6 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>--Read <title ref="#Beppo">Beppo</title>
                  &amp; <persName ref="#Roger_Sam">Mr. Roger</persName>'s <title ref="#HumanLife_SR">Human Life</title>--&amp; <persName ref="#Clarke_ED">Dr. Clarke</persName>'s
                     <title ref="#ClarkesTravelsScand">Travels in Sweden &amp; Norway</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-91">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-07">Wednesday 7 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--saw <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss
                     Brooke</persName> &amp; many people--had a note from <persName ref="#Tuppen_Mrs">Mrs. Tuppen</persName>--read <persName ref="#Clarke_ED">Dr.
                     Clarke</persName>'s <title ref="#ClarkesTravelsScand">Travels</title> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Holcroft_Thos">Holcroft</persName>'s <title ref="#Holcroft_Mems">Memoirs</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-92">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-08">Thursday 8 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--read <persName ref="#Holcroft_Thos">Holcroft</persName>'s <title ref="#Holcroft_Mems">Memoirs</title> which are very entertaining.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-93">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-09">Friday 9 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Went to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--dined at the <orgName ref="#Webbs">Webbs</orgName> &amp; called on the <orgName ref="#Wheelers">Wheelers</orgName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at
                  night. A pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="8"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-94">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-10">Saturday 10 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting with <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> about
                     <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">our own place</placeName> &amp; <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr.
                     Body</persName>'s</placeName>--<persName ref="#Rapley_Betty">Betty
                     Rapley</persName><!--LMW: Elizabeth Rapley ? disambiguate--> sent me some <name ref="#honeysuckle">Honeysuckle</name> in full bloom.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-95">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-11">Sunday 11 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>,
                     <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>, <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>, <persName ref="#Tuppen_Mrs">Mrs. Tuppen</persName>
                  &amp; <persName ref="#Maitland_Mr">Mr. Maitland</persName>--read <persName ref="#Edgeworth_Maria">Miss Edgeworth</persName>'s <title ref="#ComicDramas_ME">Comic Dramas</title>--not good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-96">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-12">Monday 12 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day--read the <title ref="#Lives_HaydenMoz">Lives of Hayden &amp; Mozart</title> &amp; <title ref="#Mems_Conde">the Memoirs of the great Condé</title>--not very good.</p>
               <p>Lines from <persName ref="#Byron">Lord Byron</persName>'s <title ref="#Parisina">Parisina</title> which exactly resemble the flower of the <name ref="#woodsorrel">wood sorrel</name> (1819) <q>Those lids o'er which the <add place="below">violet</add><del rend="crossout">purple</del><add place="above">vein</add> Wandering, leaves a tender stain Shining through
                     the smoothest white</q><note resp="#lmw">Stanza X, lines 30-32: <quote>Those
                        lids--o'er which the violet vein / Wandering, leaves a tender stain, /
                        Shining through the smoothest white / That e'er did softest kiss
                        invite--</quote></note></p>
            </div>
            <!--rjp:can we look over this entry... I am not sure if this is tagged right or if Haydon and Mozart are separate titles or if we should bibl the memoirs of the great Conde and author tag and title tag separate. LMW: done-->
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-97">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-13">Tuesday 13 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> &amp; attended <persName ref="#Palmer_CF">Mr.
                     Palmer</persName>'s grand procession to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--sopping wet all the morning--read <title ref="#Mems_Conde">Memoirs of Condé</title>--stupid enough.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-98">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-14">Wednesday 14 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Papa</persName> not well enough to take me to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge
                     wood</placeName> with <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>. Got a great
                  quantity of <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s. <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s
                  almost over.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-99">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-15">Thursday 15 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> went to
                     <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> to call on <persName ref="#Palmer_Mad">Lady M. Palmer</persName>--read <persName ref="#Frere_JH">Whistlecraft</persName>'s <title ref="#Specimen_Nat_poem">National
                     Poem</title> &amp; <persName ref="#Cary_HF">Cary</persName>'s <title ref="#CarysDante">Dante</title>. <persName ref="#Frere_JH">Whistlecraft</persName> very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-100">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-16">Friday 16 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<choice>
                     <sic>sate</sic>
                     <reg>sat</reg>
                  </choice><!--rjp:should we choice reg resp this? LMW: done.--> waiting for
                     <persName ref="#Palmer_Mad">Lady M. Palmer</persName> dressed quite fine--<rs type="person" ref="#Palmer_Mad">tiresome woman</rs> did not come--wrote to
                     <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName> &amp; read <persName ref="#Cary_HF">Cary</persName>'s <title ref="#CarysDante">Dante</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-101">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-17">Saturday 17 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--waited again for that <rs type="person" ref="#Palmer_Mad">tiresome woman</rs> who never came--heard from
                     <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> &amp; finished my letter to <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs.Rowden</persName>--read <persName ref="#Hazlitt_Wm">Hazlitt</persName>'s <title ref="#LecComic_WHaz">lectures on the Comic
                     Writers</title>--famous.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-102">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-18">Sunday 18 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--waited again in vain for
                     <persName ref="#Palmer_Mad">Lady M. P.</persName>--Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs.
                     Rowden</persName>--read <persName ref="#Cary_HF">Cary</persName>'s <title ref="#CarysDante">Dante</title> &amp; <persName ref="#Hazlitt_Wm">Hazlitt</persName>'s <title ref="#LecComic_WHaz">Lectures on the Comic
                     Writers</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-103">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-19">Monday 19 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary"><!--rjp: this is Mary Webb found this out during Workshops -->Miss
                     Webb</persName>.</p>
               <p>The name of Napoleone occurs in the notes to Dante as that of one of his <unclear/>
                  <add place="below" hand="#MRM">1819</add>--I find from the same authority that
                  Romian or Romeo signify Palmer. <add hand="MRM">1819</add>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-104">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-20">Tuesday 20 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge wood</placeName>--Poor dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> got a sad fall &amp; was very ill--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--still expected that <persName ref="#Palmer_Mad">tiresome woman</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-105">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-21">Wednesday 21 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>

               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--poor dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very ill in the Morning but better in the
                  Afternoon--Still expected that tiresome <persName ref="#Palmer_Mad">Lady
                     Mad.</persName> who did not come.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-106">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-22">Thursday 22 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Fielding_Henry">Henry Fielding</persName>, <date when="1707">1707</date>.</add></p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--waited again for that
                  shocking plague <persName ref="#Palmer_Mad">Lady M. P.</persName> who never
                  came--Dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> much better almost well.
                  Read <persName ref="#Walpole_Hor">Horrace Walpole</persName>'s <title ref="#WalpoletoMontague">Letters to Mr. Montague</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="9"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-107">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-23">Friday 23 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Shakespeare">SHAKESPEARE</persName>, <date when="1564">1564</date>.</add></p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--waited again for <persName ref="#Palmer_Mad">my Lady</persName>, Deuce take her--read <persName ref="#Walpole_Hor">Horace Walpole</persName>'s delightful letters &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Rose_Wm">Rose</persName>'s <title ref="#Letters_NItaly">Letters
                     from the North of Italy</title>--very good though vulgar.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-108">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-24">Saturday 24 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Cromwell">Oliver Cromwell</persName>, <date when="1599">1599</date>.</add></p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--waited again for that
                  shocking torment <persName ref="#Palmer_Mad">Lady M. P.</persName>--never
                  came--read <persName ref="#Rose_Wm">Rose</persName>'s <title ref="#Letters_NItaly">letters from the North of Italy</title>--&amp; finished my letters to
                     <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-109">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-25">Sunday 25 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--waited again <note resp="#rjp">For <persName ref="#Palmer_Mad">Lady Madaline
                     Palmer</persName></note><!--rjp:she is waiting for Lady M.P. LMW: done.-->--dined
                  early--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to the <placeName ref="#field_BBr">fields by <placeName ref="#BurghfieldBr">Burghfield
                        Bridge</placeName></placeName> to get me Field <name ref="#tulip">Tulip</name>s--God bless him, dear lamb. Wrote to <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName> &amp;--Had <persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName> to tea. Great lamb.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-110">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-26">Monday 26 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>--I had &amp; had
                  had<!--rjp:this is what the manuscript says but it may have been an error ... just doesn't make sense. LMW: Checked and that's what it looks like to me also.-->
                  for two days a very bad cough--read <title ref="#Quakers_EL">The Quakers</title>
                  &amp; <persName ref="#Campbell_Thos">Campbell</persName>'s <title ref="#Specimens_BritPoets">English Poets</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-111">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-27">Tuesday 27 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--rather better--dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> very good to me--heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>--wrote to <rs type="person" ref="#Elford_SirWm">him</rs><!--rjp:she wrote to Sir William Elford--> &amp;
                  dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--read <persName ref="#Campbell_Thos">Mr. Campbell</persName>'s <title ref="#Specimens_BritPoets">Specimens of the English Poets</title>. Like it very
                  much.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-112">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-28">Wednesday 28 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--rather better. Heard from
                  dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--wrote to <rs type="person" ref="#Mitford_Geo">him</rs>--poor <persName ref="#Budd_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Budd</persName> of <placeName ref="#Bedford_town">Bedford</placeName> now dead
                  in
                  childbirth<!--rjp:would this be an appropriate way to tag this? LMW: Add to si entry-->--Went
                     <name ref="#cowslip">cowslip</name>ping<!--rjp: i wanted to capture the plant type and the event since it seems she doesn't do it often... but I doubt I tagged this right. LMW: YES! Done.-->
                  in <placeName ref="#meadow_BH">the meadows</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>, <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>
                  &amp; the pets--all very amiable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-113">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-29">Thursday 29 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--much the same--Heard from
                  dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--Went to <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge wood</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>, <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> &amp; the Pets.
                  Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-114">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-04-30">Friday 30 <add>APRIL</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--better--heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--walked round <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the place</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--read <title ref="#Walk_Switz1816">a Walk
                     through
                  Switzerland</title><!-- LMW: echoes a walk through our village title. influences of travel literature -->--liked
                  it pretty well.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-115">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-01">Saturday 1 May</date>
               </head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Machiavelli">Niccolò Macchiavelli</persName>,
                        <date when="1469">1469</date>.</add></p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--better--went <name ref="#cowslip">cowslip</name>ping<!--rjp: i wanted to capture the plant type and the event since it seems she doesn't do it often... but I doubt I tagged this right. LMW: done.-->
                  with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets--read
                     <persName ref="#Campbell_Thos">Campbell</persName>'s <title ref="#Specimens_BritPoets">Specimens of the British Poets</title>--very
                  good.</p>
               <p>Some very good extracts from a famous burlesque of <persName ref="#hunt">Leigh
                     Hunt</persName> called <title ref="#TwoPapers">Two papers attributed to the
                     Editor of the Examiner</title> in the <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British
                     Critic</title> of <date when="1819-04">last month</date>.<note resp="#lmw">See
                     Review of <title ref="#TwoPapers">Two papers</title> in Volume 11 (1819):
                     325-330.</note></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-116">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-02">Sunday 2 May</date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--much the same--heard from
                     <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_elder">Aunt Mary</persName>--walked about <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the Place</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--read the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic</title> &amp;
                     <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic</title> Reviews.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-117">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-03">Monday 3 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--better--walked about the
                     <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">place</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets--all very amiable--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-118">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-04">Tuesday 4 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--much better--heard from
                     <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--walked about <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the Place</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--read <persName ref="#LabaumeE">Labaume</persName>'s <title ref="#CircNarr_Russia">Campaign in Russia</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="10"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-119">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-05">Wednesday 5 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--much better--heard from
                     <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>--went round <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the place</placeName>
                  <name ref="#flower">flower</name>ing with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_elder">Aunt
                     Mary</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-120">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-06">Thursday 6 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--almost well--<persName ref="#Parfitt_Jos">Mr. Parfitt</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Armstrong_Mr">Mr. Armstrong</persName> dined here--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-121">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-07">Friday 7 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--still better--heard from
                     <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_elder">Aunt Mary</persName>--read <title ref="#parvenus">les Parvenus</title> by <persName ref="#deGenlis">Madame de
                     Genlis</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-122">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-08">Saturday 8 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--quite well--<persName ref="#Voules_Mr">Mr. Voules</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Walker_Mr">Mr.
                     Walker</persName> called &amp; <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr.
                     Dickinson</persName>--corrected some <title ref="#ItalianTrans_ChasD">proofs</title> for <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr.
                  D.</persName><!-- rjp:I find this interesting because it points to the work she does...do we have a tag for that?-->
                  &amp; wrote a note to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                  Dickinson</persName>.</p>
               <p>Saturday--I made a <name ref="#cowslip">Cowslip</name> ball for dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--&amp; wreaths of <name ref="#primrose">primroses</name> &amp; <name ref="#bluebell">blue bells (wild
                     hyacinths)</name>
                  <name ref="#cowslip">cowslips</name> &amp; <persName ref="#broom">broom</persName>
                  for the dear Pets <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName>--They looked very pretty indeed dear
                     lambs.--<add hand="#MRM">1819 at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram
                        House</placeName></add> poor dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-123">
               <head><date when="1819-05-09"/>Sunday 9 <add>MAY</add></head>
               <p> At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--quite well--wrote a note to
                     <persName ref="#StQuentin">Mr. St. Quentin</persName>--walked with dear
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the Pets. Looked over
                     <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>'s <title ref="#ItalianTrans_ChasD">Translations</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-124">
               <head><date when="1819-05-10"/>Monday 10 <add>MAY</add></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets--read <persName ref="#Campbell_Thos">Campbell</persName>'s <title ref="#Specimens_BritPoets">Specimens of English
                     Poets</title>. The <orgName ref="#Dearesleys">Dearesleys</orgName> called.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-125">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-11">Tuesday 11 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--the <orgName ref="#Dearsleys">Dearesleys</orgName> called while we were at dinner &amp; we did not see them.
                     <persName ref="#Green_Mr_Berks">Mr. Green</persName> called in the morning
                  &amp; was very pleasant--read a <title ref="#TenYearsatTripoli">ten years in
                     Tripoly</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-126">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-12">Wednesday 12 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--<persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt #Tuppen_Mrs">Capt. &amp; Mrs. Tuppen</persName> called--heard again at night from <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> sent some
                  lovely <name ref="#lily_valley">lillies of the valley</name>--Read <title ref="#TenYearsatTripoli">a ten years residence in Tripoly</title> very
                  entertaining indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-127">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-13">Thursday 13 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Poor <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> was
                  sick--dressed the <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--read <persName ref="#Coleridge_ST">Coleridge</persName>'s <title ref="#Zapolya">Zapolya</title>, very good--&amp; <persName ref="#Benger_ElizO">Miss
                     Benger</persName>'s <title ref="#Mems_ElizHamilton">Life of Mrs.
                     Hamilton</title>--very bad.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-128">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-14">Friday 14 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     W. Elford</persName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles #Dickinson_Mrs">Mr.
                     &amp; Mrs. Dickinson</persName> drank tea with us--Dear <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. D.</persName> brought me some wild <name ref="#lily_valley">lilies of the valley</name>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-129">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-15">Saturday 15 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p> At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--called on <persName ref="#Tuppen_Mrs">Mrs. Tuppen</persName>, <persName ref="#Newbery_Mrs">Mrs. Newberry</persName>,
                     <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss Brooke</persName>, <persName ref="#Anstruther_Miss">Miss Anstruther</persName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Valpys">the Valpy's </orgName>--bought some things for <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; myself--read <title ref="#Rivals_RBS">The
                     Rivals</title>--famous</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-130">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-16">Sunday 16 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--dined there--<persName ref="#Palmer_CF">Mr. Palmer</persName> was there--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> in the evening &amp; read <title ref="#Wheel_Fortune_play">the Wheel of Fortune</title>--middling. Dear
                     <persName ref="#May_Fly">May Fly</persName> married at <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> to <persName ref="#Warrener_pet">Warrener</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Whistle_pet">Whistle</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="11"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-131">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-17">Monday 17 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--walked about <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the
                     Place</placeName>--read <title ref="#Florence_Macarthy_SO">Florence
                     Macarthy</title>--liked it better than the first.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-132">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-18">Tuesday 18 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> married to pretty little <persName ref="#Fly_pet">Fly</persName><!--LMW: Did Fly come from an owner name starting with F.?-->--Heard
                  from <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>. <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr.
                     Dickinson</persName> called.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-133">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-19">Wednesday 19 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--read a <title ref="#PictTour_FrSw">Picturesque Tour through France &amp; Switzerland</title> (stupid) &amp;
                     <persName ref="#ORegan">Mr. O'Regan</persName>'s <title ref="#Mems_Curran">Memoirs of Curran</title> Do. Dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>'s new bonnet came. At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-134">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-20">Thursday 20 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dressed the <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> &amp; brought me a pretty
                  blue handkerchief &amp; some lovely <name ref="#lily_valley">lilies of the
                     valley</name>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-135">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-21">Fri, 21 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--the <name ref="#mayflower">may</name> finer <date when="1819">this year</date> than I ever saw it,
                  particularly in <placeName ref="#lane_BH">my lane</placeName>--read from <persName ref="#Smith_Ch">Charlotte Smith</persName>'s <title ref="#YoungPhil_CS">Young
                     Philosopher</title>--pretty but too dismal.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-136">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-22">Saturday 22 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Pope_Alex">Alexander Pope</persName>, <date when="1688">1688</date>.</add></p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Ogbourn_Miss">Miss Ogbourn</persName>--read <persName ref="#Byron">Lord
                     Byron</persName>'s <title ref="#Byron_6thPoems">6th Vol. of Poems (<title ref="#Manfred">Manfred</title>, <title ref="#Prisoner_Chillon">the Prisoner
                        of Chillon</title> &amp; <title ref="#Lament_Tasso">the Lament of
                        Tasso</title>)</title> &amp; the last vol of <persName ref="#Benger_ElizO">Miss Benger</persName>'s <title ref="#Mems_MrsHamilton">Life of Mrs.
                     Hamilton</title>--<persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName> came in
                  the evening.</p>
               <p><persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName> came on the <date when="1819-05-22">Saturday</date> Evening to tea having left his friend
                     <persName ref="#Champernowne_Mr">Mr. Champernowne</persName> who was to have
                  accompanied him ill at <placeName ref="#Bear_Inn">the Bear</placeName>--he
                  expected him <date when="1819-05-23">next day</date>--but instead of him came a
                  note from <persName ref="#Bulley_F">Mr. Bulley</persName> to <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to say that <persName ref="#Champernowne_Mr">Mr. Cham:</persName> had taken an opening medicine &amp; could not move: so
                     <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName> went to him after tea.
                     <add hand="#MRM" place="above"> poor <persName ref="#Champernowne_Mr">Mr.
                        C.</persName> died after a very few weeks</add>--Dear <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> dined &amp; slept here.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-137">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-23">Sunday 23 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName> with us--expected his friend <persName ref="#Champernowne_Mr">Mr. Champernowne</persName> who did not come--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> called &amp; dined &amp; slept
                  with us--<persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir W.</persName> went in the morning to
                  see <placeName ref="#Stratfield_Saye">Stratfield Saye</placeName> went away in the
                  evening</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-138">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-24">Monday 24 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> still here on account of the
                  loss of her <name ref="#horse">carriage horse</name>s--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; I dined at <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> to keep <date when="1819-05-24"><persName ref="#Webb_James">Mr. Webb</persName>'s birthday</date>--met
                     <persName ref="#Holton_Paul #Holton_Mrs">Mr. &amp; Mrs. Holton</persName>,
                     <persName ref="#Wheeler_Mr #Wheeler_J">two Mr. Wheelers</persName>, &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Hayward_MrW #Hayward_MrsW">Mr. &amp; Mrs. W.
                  Hayward</persName>--pleasant day. Came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night.</p>
               <!--rjp: it is likely the Webbs live in Wokingham. LMW: YES.-->
               <p>I came home on the 24<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> from <persName ref="#Webb_James">Mr. Webb</persName>'s we heard the <name ref="#nightingale">nightingale</name> smelt the <name ref="#bean">bean</name> fields &amp; saw
                     <name ref="#glow_worm">Glow-worms</name>. <add hand="#MRM">1819</add></p>

               <p><add hand="#MRM">1819</add> Never saw the flowers so lovely as this year--the
                     <name ref="#lilac">Lilacs</name>
                  <name ref="#horse_chestnut">horse Chestnuts</name>
                  <name ref="#honeysuckle">Honeysuckle</name> &amp; <name ref="#mayflower">May</name> red and white were all beautiful--they are just over--&amp; the
                     <name ref="#laburnum">laburnums</name>
                  <name ref="#syringa">syringas</name>
                  <name ref="#Guelder_rose">guelder roses</name> &amp; <name ref="#honeysuckle">honeysuckles</name> are in full perfection--the <name ref="#honeysuckle">honeysuckle</name> round the little <name ref="#oak">oak</name> in the
                     <placeName ref="#garden_BH">garden</placeName> is a perfect picture--we have
                  had <name ref="#periwinkle">periwinkles</name> ever since last October in
                     profusion.<add hand="#MRM">1819</add></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-139">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-25">Tuesday 25 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> left at about 1 o'clock--heard
                  from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName>--Read <persName ref="#Fellowes_W">Fellowes</persName>'s <title ref="#Visit_LaTrappe">Journey to
                     La Trappe &amp; La Vendee</title>--liked it very well--poor <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> lame.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="12"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-140">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-26">Wednesday 26 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--read <persName ref="#Hackett_J">Hackett</persName>'s <title ref="#Narr_SAmPatriots">Narrative of an expedition
                     to South America</title>. Wrote to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs.
                     Hofland</persName>. Walked with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>
                  &amp; the pets--very amiable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-141">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-27">Thursday 27 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--cut dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>'s hair--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--dressed the <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  &amp; the pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-142">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-28">Friday 28 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked about the place--saw
                  some fine <name ref="#foxglove">foxglove</name> out in <placeName ref="#lane_BH">the lane</placeName>, very early--&amp; a fine <name ref="#pansy">pansy</name>, very late--the <name ref="#syringa">syringa</name><!--rjp:what?-->
                  coming out beautifully.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-143">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-29">Saturday 29 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Ogbourn_Miss">Miss Ogbourn</persName>--lay on a <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>cock in the
                     <placeName ref="#WOrchard_BH">West Orchard</placeName>, &amp; read <persName ref="#Repton">Repton</persName>
                  <title ref="#Obs_Landscape">on Landscape Gardening</title> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>'s <title ref="#Hist_JSpinner">little
                     Tale of Jenny the spinner</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-144">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-30">Sunday 30 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked about <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the place</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     William</persName>--read <persName ref="#Edgeworth_Maria">Miss
                     Edgeworth</persName>'s <title ref="#MoralTales_MR">Moral Tales</title>--very
                  pretty.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-145">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-05-31">Monday 31 <add>MAY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went about <placeName ref="#garden_BH">the garden</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>, &amp; the
                  pets--read <title ref="#EclecticRev">the Eclectic</title> &amp; <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic</title> Reviews--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-146">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-01">Tuesday 1 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--walked in <placeName ref="#garden_BH">the
                     garden</placeName> with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>--read <persName ref="#Barrow_J">Barrow</persName>'s <title ref="#ChronHist_Arctic">Account of Voyages to the
                     North Pole</title>--wrote to <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss
                     Nooth</persName>--<name ref="#syringa">syringa</name> very beautiful.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-147">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-02">Wednesday 2 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Papa</persName> went to <placeName ref="#Watlington">Watlington</placeName> to
                  stand to <persName ref="#Hayward_MrsW">Mrs. Hayward</persName>'s <persName>little
                     girl</persName>--I wrote to <persName ref="#Hayward_MrsW">Mrs.
                     Hayward</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
               <p>I was to have gone with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Papa</persName> to <placeName ref="#Watlington">Watlington</placeName> but did not go on account of the day's
                  looking showery &amp; our being disappointed of a <name ref="#horse">horse</name>,
                     <add hand="#MRM">1819</add> Mem. To look for the Execution of two Koromantyn
                  negroes in <persName ref="#Edwards_Bryan">Edwards</persName>' <title ref="#HistWIndies_BE">History of the West Indies</title> Vol 2<hi rend="superscript">nd</hi> page 57 2<hi rend="superscript">nd</hi> Edition,
                  mentioned by <persName ref="#Edgeworth_Maria">Miss Edgeworth</persName> in her
                  story <title level="a">The Good Aunt</title><note resp="#lmw">Story from <title ref="#MoralTales_ME">Moral Tales for Young People</title></note>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-148">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-03">Thursday 3 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name> (my own little <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>cock) in the <placeName ref="#WOrchard_BH">West Orchard</placeName>. Walked in <placeName ref="#garden_BH">the garden</placeName> with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the dear Pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-149">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-04">Friday 4 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came back from <placeName ref="#Watlington">Watlington</placeName>--read <persName ref="#Disraeli_I">Mr.
                     D'Israeli</persName>'s <title ref="#Calamities">Calamities of
                  Authors</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-150">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-05">Saturday 5 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dressed the <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>--walked
                  about <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the Place</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the Pets--read <title ref="#Blackwoods">Blackwood's
                     Edinburgh Magas</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-151">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-06">Sunday 6 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>--walked down <placeName ref="#lane_BH">the lane</placeName> with
                  dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets, very
                  amiable--the <name ref="#rose_wild">wild roses</name> out--read <title ref="#Edinburgh_Rev">Edinburgh Review</title> &amp; <title ref="#Year_Day">a
                     Year &amp; Day</title>--pretty enough but too dismal.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="13"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-152">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-07">Monday 7 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">Town</placeName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets--read <title ref="#QuarterlyRev_per">the
                     Quarterly Review</title> (No. 38-39 &amp; 40 are to be indexes) &amp; <title ref="#WhiteCottage_AM">The White Cottage</title>--which is too dismal.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-153">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-08">Tuesday 8 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     William</persName> &amp; dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>.
                  Walked with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the Pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-154">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-09">Wednesday 9 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr.
                     Haydon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary
                  Webb</persName>. Lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--walked with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> wrote to<persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-155">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-10">Thursday 10 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--walked with the pets--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> did not come <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night but sent a note &amp; some most beautiful <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--<name ref="#lily_red">red lilies</name>--<name ref="#ranunculus">ranunculuses</name>--<name ref="#pink">pinks</name>--<name ref="#rose_moss">moss roses</name>--<name ref="#sweet_pea">sweet peas</name>
                  &amp; double <name ref="#anemone">anemone</name>s--God<!--rjp:do we tag this as a real person or fictional--> bless
                  him, dear love.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-156">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-11">Friday 11 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p><add hand="hunt"><persName ref="#Jonson_B">Ben Jonson</persName>, <date when="1574">1574</date></add></p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--dressed the <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came from
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">Town</placeName> &amp; brought me a present of
                     <title ref="#PeterBell_WW #PeterBell_JHR">the two Peter Bells</title> from
                     <persName ref="#Taylor_J">Mr. Taylor</persName>--both which I read &amp; liked
                  very much.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-157">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-12">Saturday 12 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the Pets about <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the Place</placeName>--read <persName ref="#Ross_Capt">Captain Ross</persName>'s <title ref="#Voyage_PolarExp">account of the Polar
                     Expedition</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-158">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-13">Sunday 13 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>--Read <persName ref="#Ross_Capt">Capt. Ross</persName>'s <title ref="#Voyage_PolarExp">Polar
                  Expedition</title>--stupid--the <persName ref="#Ross_Capt">Captain</persName> very
                  timid--did nothing but christen every rock &amp; hillock he saw after some great
                  person or other--<persName ref="#DundasHen">Lord Melville</persName>, <persName ref="#Croker_JW">Mr. Croker</persName> &amp; so forth.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-159">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-14">Monday 14 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--called on <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss Brooke</persName>, <persName ref="#Tuppen_Mrs">Mrs. Tuppen</persName>,
                     <persName ref="#Newbery_Mrs">Mrs. Newberry</persName>--&amp; bought <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> a new gown &amp; some other things at
                     <orgName ref="#Marshs_shop">Marsh's</orgName>--</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-160">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-15">Tuesday 15 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>Dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>'s Birthday--at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--wrote to <persName ref="#Bacon_Mr">Mr. Bacon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss
                     Brooke</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-161">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-16">Wednesday 16 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--bought the materials for a new bonnet
                  at <orgName ref="#Marshs_shop">Marsh's</orgName>--saw <orgName ref="#Brookes">the
                     Brookes</orgName> &amp;c--a very pleasant morning indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-162">
               <!--RJP:COME BACK AND FIX THIS ENTRY!-->
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-17">Thursday 17 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard <date when="1819-06-16">yesterday</date> from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>--lay today in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the
                  pets--read the <title ref="#Heart_of_Mid">Heart of Midlothian</title> &amp; <title ref="#CrimTrials_Porteous">the Criminal Trials</title> to illustrate it of
                     <persName ref="#PorteousJ">Porteous</persName>--<persName ref="#Wilson_Andrew">Wilson</persName>--<persName ref="#MuschetN">Nichol
                  Muschet</persName>--&amp;c--very curious.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="14"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-163">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-18">Friday 18 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Allin_Miss">Miss Allin</persName>--read <title ref="#Heart_of_Mid">Heart
                     of Midlothian</title>--walked in <placeName ref="#garden_BH">the
                     garden</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the Pets. Wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName> too!</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-164">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-19">Saturday 19 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name> &amp; helped <name ref="#hay">hay</name>make--walked in <placeName ref="#garden_BH">the garden</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--read <title ref="#Tour_Alet">Tour to
                     Alet</title>--liked it pretty well.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-165">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-20">Sunday 20 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> went into <placeName ref="#Hampshire_county">Hampshire</placeName>--walked about <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the
                     place</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>--read <persName ref="#Shaw_Sam">Shaw</persName>'s <title ref="#IntNarr_Bruce">Travels</title>
                  very learned &amp; curious.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-166">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-21">Monday 21 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> in <placeName ref="#Hampshire_county">Hampshire</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--saw to the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>making--wrote to dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--read <title ref="#BeggarGirl">the
                     Beggar Girl</title> famous.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-167">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-22">Tuesday 22 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> still out--expected the <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger #Webb_Eliza">Miss Webbs</persName> who did not
                  come--finished my letter to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>
                  &amp; wrote a note to <persName ref="#Palmer_CF">Mr. Palmer</persName>. Got the
                     <name ref="#hay">hay</name> in good order--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-168">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-23">Wednesday 23 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> still out--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--wrote
                  to dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>. Lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp; I drank tea
                  together very comfortably.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-169">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-24">Thursday 24 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> still
                  out--heard from dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> made my white bonnet--read <title ref="#BeggarGirl">the Beggar Girl</title>--had <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> all day--he was very amiable poor lamb indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-170">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-25">Friday 25 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     William</persName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> not quite well--God bless her.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-171">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-26">Saturday 26 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>. Read the New <title ref="#TalesofmyLandord_3rd">Tales of my Landlord</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-172">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-27">Sunday 27 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--read the new <title ref="#TalesofmyLandord_3rd">Tales of my Landlord</title>--dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> better.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-173">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-28">Monday 28 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--was so showery &amp; could
                  not go to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--Did some of my
                     <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--fed my pets--<persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very amiable--dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> better.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-174">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-29">Tuesday 29 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--got <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read <persName ref="#Fuseli_H">Fuseli</persName>'s <title ref="#Lectures_Paint_HF">lectures on
                     Painting</title>--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William
                     Elford</persName>--dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> quite
                  well.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="15"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-175">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-06-30">Wednesday 30 <add>JUNE</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the Pets--sent off my letters to
                     <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName> with note to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. D.</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Palmer_ChasF">Mr.
                  Palmer</persName><!--rjp:I wonder if this is a transcription error and should be Palmer?? LMW: LIKELY YES-->.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-176">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-01">Thursday 1 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> --heard from <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> &amp; <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--called on <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss
                     Brooke</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Newell_Mrs">Mrs.
                  Newell</persName>--dined with <orgName ref="#Webbs">the Webbs</orgName>--met
                     <persName ref="#Carter_Mr">Mr. Carter</persName> there--very pleasant day--came
                     <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night.</p>
               <p><add hand="#MRM">1819</add> The friends to whom we sent my Poems were <persName ref="#Harley_Miss">Miss Harley</persName>--the <orgName ref="#Holden_Misses">Miss Holdens</orgName>, <persName ref="#Deverell_Miss">Miss
                     Deverell</persName>--<persName ref="#Woodburn_Mrs">Mrs. Woodburn</persName>
                  &amp; Miss <unclear/> At the same time sent a spaniel Puppy to John Holden which
                  we got from Mr. Webb and our own pretty little bitch Miranda, alias Miss Mouse, to
                  be kept for us by Mrs. Hunt of Arlesford. God bless her pretty love--she's a great
                  beauty.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-177">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-02">Friday 2 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--read the <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic</title> &amp; <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic</title> Reviews--so cold &amp; wet that we had a fire--cleared up
                  rather in the Evening &amp; walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>. Sent some of my <title ref="#Poems_2nd_ed_MRM">Poems</title>
                  to <placeName ref="#Hampshire_county">Hampshire</placeName> friends <orgName ref="#Woodburns">Woodburns</orgName>
                  <orgName ref="#Holdens">Holdens</orgName> &amp;c.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-178">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-03">Saturday 3 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName>--read <title ref="#Camilla_FB">Camilla</title>--Walked with
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> about our own place.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-179">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-04">Sunday 4 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>--read <title ref="#Zuma">Zuma</title> by <persName ref="#deGenlis_Mme">Madame de Genlis</persName>--stupid--<persName ref="#Deverell_J">Mr. John Deverell</persName> came to dine &amp; sleep--he
                  stupid too! Walked in the evening with him &amp; <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--the pets very amiable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-180">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-05">Monday 5 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in <name ref="#hay">Hay</name> with <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Marmy_pet">Marmy</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Moses_pet">Moses</persName>--read <title ref="#AutumnRhine">an Autumn near the
                     Rhine</title>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary
                     Webb</persName>--<persName ref="#Deverell_J">Mr. Deverell</persName> went
                  away.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-181">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-06">Tuesday 6 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--began a letter to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--had <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>--read <persName ref="#Molesworth">Lord
                  Molesworth</persName>'s <title ref="#AcctDenmark1692">account of Denmark in
                     1693</title> &amp; <persName ref="#Aikin_Lucy">Miss Aikin</persName>'s <title ref="#MemsQE1">Memoirs of Queen Elizabeth</title>--<persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very amiable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-182">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-07">Wednesday 7 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--read <persName ref="#Aikin_Lucy">Miss Aikin</persName>'s <title ref="#MemsQE1">Memoirs of
                     Queen Elizabeth</title>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--<persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>
                  very amiable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-183">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-08">Thursday 8 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--read <persName ref="#Aikin_Lucy">Miss Aikin</persName>'s <title ref="#MemsQE1">Memoirs of
                     Queen Elizabeth</title>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--walked
                  about <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the place</placeName> with the pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-184">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-09">Friday 9 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Elliott_Mr">Mr. Elliott</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Spurling_Mr">Mr.
                     Spurling</persName> came here &amp; settled to take to <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">the place</placeName> at <date when="1819-09-29">Michaelmas</date>--they both behaved very well--<persName ref="#Marsh_Henry">Harry Marsh</persName> came to meet them &amp; dined here--heard from
                     <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-185">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-10">Saturday 10 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--walked about <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the place</placeName>
                  with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets--read <persName ref="#Byron">Lord Byron</persName>'s <title ref="#Mazeppa">Mazeppa</title>
                  liked it very much.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="16"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-186">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-11">Sunday 11 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--found them all dismal on account of <persName ref="#Webb_James">Mr. Webb</persName>'s operation which is to be performed
                     <date when="1819-07-13">Tuesday</date>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-187">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-12">Monday 12 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--made a great many calls changed my books--a pleasant
                  morning--Came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--lay in
                  my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--finished my letter to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-188">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-13">Tuesday 13 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> went to <placeName ref="#Lockinge">Lockinge</placeName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--lay in the
                     <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--walked down <placeName ref="#lane_BH">the
                     lane</placeName> with <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp; saw a
                  beautiful <name ref="#glowworm">glowworm</name> on a weed in the ditch.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-189">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-14">Wednesday 14 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> and <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> at <placeName ref="#Lockinge">Lockinge</placeName>--lay in
                  the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--walked in <placeName ref="#field_BH">the
                     hayfield</placeName>--a <name ref="#robin">little bird</name> by my <name ref="#hay">hay</name> has been very tame for the two last days--read <persName ref="#Fitzclarence_Geo">Colonel FitzClarence</persName>'s <title ref="#Journal_India1817">Indian Journal</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-190">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-15">Thursday 15 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> still
                  out--laid in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--<persName ref="#Bobby_pet">my little
                     robin</persName> kept eating close to me--walked in <placeName ref="#hayfield_BH">the hayfield</placeName>. <persName ref="#Rapley_Betty">Betty Rapley</persName> dined here--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Miss Eliza Webb</persName>--read <title ref="#MonthlyMag #EuroMag">the
                     Magazines</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-191">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-16">Friday 16 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> came
                  home--very glad to get them--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--walked down
                     <placeName ref="#lane_BH">the lane</placeName>--read <title ref="#MonthlyMag">the Monthly</title> &amp; <title ref="#EuroMag">European</title>
                  Magazines--pretty good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-192">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-17">Saturday 17 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read
                     <persName ref="#Reynolds_Josh">Sir Joshua Reynold</persName>'s works<note resp="#lmw">Although various editions of Reynolds's works appeared during
                     Mitford's lifetime, it seems likely that she reads the 1819 3-volume
                     collection, <title ref="#Reynolds_LitWks">The Literary Works of Sir Joshua
                        Reynolds</title></note>.--fed <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">my tame
                     robin</persName>--began a letter to <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss
                     Nooth</persName>. Twice caught in the rain &amp; obliged to change my
                  things.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-193">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-18">Sunday 18 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read <persName ref="#Crabbe">Crabbe</persName>'s <title ref="#TalesHall_GC">Tales of the Hall</title> liked them--wrote to <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss Brooke</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs.
                     Rowden</persName>--walked down <placeName ref="#lane_BH">the lane</placeName>
                  with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; pets. <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very amiable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-194">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-19">Monday 19 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>--read <persName ref="#Crabbe">Crabbe</persName>'s <title ref="#TalesHall_GC">Tales of the Hall</title>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the Pets backward &amp; forward to <placeName ref="#WhiteGate_BH">the white gate</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-195">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-20">Tuesday 20 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> not
                     well--<persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> brought a relation to eat
                  bread <choice>
                     <sic>crums</sic>
                     <reg>crumbs</reg>
                  </choice><!--rjp:spelling different than expected crumbs. LMW: done.--> both of
                  them very
                  amiable<!--this must be the same robin addressed earlier that she refers to as timid robin in the hay. LMW: yes.-->--dear
                     <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> better in the Evening--read
                     <persName ref="#Reynolds_Josh">Reynolds</persName>'s <title ref="#Reynolds_LitWks">works</title>.<note resp="#lmw">Although various
                     editions of Reynolds's works appeared during Mitford's lifetime, it seems
                     likely that she reads the 1819 3-volume collection, <title ref="#Reynolds_LitWks">The Literary Works of Sir Joshua
                     Reynolds</title>.</note></p>
            </div>
            <pb n="17"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-196">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-21">Wednesday 21 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Poor dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> taken very ill--giddy &amp; sick--sent for
                     <persName ref="#Sherwood_Mr">Mr. Sherwood</persName> who bled &amp; physicked
                  him. Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> better in the
                     Evening--<persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> quite well to
                  day--read.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-197">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-22">Thursday 22 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> much better--God bless him--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--walked in
                     <placeName ref="#wood_BH">the wood</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> brought me some fine <name ref="#jasmine">
                     Jasmine</name> from <persName ref="#Davies_Mr">Mr. Davies</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-198">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-23">Friday 23 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>'s throat very bad--sent for <persName ref="#Harris_Mr">Mr. Harris</persName> who came to see him--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> better in the Evening--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>--read <title ref="#TraitsNature">Traits of
                  Nature</title>. Walked with the Pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-199">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-24">Saturday 24 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> much better. Heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Harley_Miss">Miss Harley</persName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--<persName ref="#Marmy_pet">Marmy</persName> very ill--wrote to
                     <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>--finished my letter to
                     <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>--began one to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-200">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-25">Sunday 25 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--finished my letter to
                     <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName> &amp; sent off that of
                     <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>'s--dined at <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Webb_James">Mr. Webb</persName> much better--a very pleasant day--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> by <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> to get a parcel for <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName> containing two long letters from her &amp; <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> a pretty handkerchief bordered with
                  roses &amp; <persName ref="#Brown_DrT">Professor Brown</persName>'s <title ref="#Obs_CauseEffect">book on cause &amp; effect</title>--<persName ref="#Marmy_pet">Marmy</persName> quite well.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-201">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-26">Monday 26 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to the <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger #Webb_Eliza">Miss Webbs</persName> &amp; sent them some
                     <name ref="#apple_tree">apples</name> amp; <name ref="#bean">French
                     beans</name>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read <title ref="#DeRance">De Rance</title> &amp; <title ref="#Zuma">Zeneide</title><note resp="#lmw">Story included in <title ref="#Zuma">Zuma</title>
                     collection.</note> by <persName ref="#deGenlis">Madame de
                  Genlis</persName><!--rjp:in the transcription this last word...Zuma...looks added or diffrent and then there is a long space and a new line starts below with a dash I think this may be the same bibl from above but was unclear to the person transcribing...  Zeneide-->--the
                  first very bad the other pretty--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-202">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-27">Tuesday 27 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--called on <persName ref="#Voules_Mrs">Mrs. Voules</persName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read <persName ref="#Brown_DrT">Professor Brown</persName> on <title ref="#Obs_CauseEffect">Cause &amp; Effect</title>--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-203">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-28">Wednesday 28 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--walked
                  with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> and the pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-204">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-29">Thursday 29 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>. Called at <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. D.</persName>
                  just gone out--dined at <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--very pleasant day--had a wandering band to play to us--we
                  drank tea in the shrubbery--Came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>
                  at night.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-205">
               <head>
                  <date when="1819-07-30">Friday 30 <add>JULY</add></date>
               </head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name> with <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> &amp; talked to my
                     <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> -- <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> very amiable--I think he'll soon talk too! Read <persName ref="#PlumptreA">Miss Plumptre</persName>'s <title ref="#TalesofWHS">Tales</title>--very amusing.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="18"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-206">
               <head><date when="1819-07-31">Saturday 31 <add>JULY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name> till it thundered--heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName> (with a proof of <title ref="#Cyllenius_epic">Cyllenius</title>) &amp; from <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs.
                     Rowden</persName>--corrected the proof &amp; wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>--read <persName ref="#Byron">Lord Byron</persName>'s <title ref="#Don_Juan_poem">Don Juan</title> good but
                  wicked.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-207">
               <head><date when="1819-08-01">Sunday 1 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read <title ref="#Sicilian_MM">the Sicilian</title>--wrote to
                     <persName ref="#Havell_Mrs">Mrs. Havell</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Valpy_Penelope">Pen Valpy</persName>--walked in the evening with dear
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--all the pets very
                  amiable especially <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Marmy_pet">Marmy</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-208">
               <head><date when="1819-08-02">Monday 2 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--was engaged to have gone to
                     <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> to see some strolling
                  players but not quite well so <choice>
                     <sic>staid</sic>
                     <reg>stayed</reg>
                  </choice> at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--<persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> very amiable--walked
                  with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Moll</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>, dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-209">
               <head><date when="1819-08-03">Tuesday 3 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--lay in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--<persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> very amiable--read <title ref="#HeadlongHall">Headlong Hall</title> famous--<title ref="#Journal_Soldier71st">Journal of a
                     soldier of the 71st</title> stupid enough &amp; the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic Review</title> not much better.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-210">
               <head><date when="1819-08-04">Wednesday 4 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name> with my pets, all of them--very amiable particularly <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Marmy_pet">Marmy</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName>--read the <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British
                     Critic</title> pretty good--walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-211">
               <head><date when="1819-08-05">Thursday 5 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Went to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--saw <persName ref="#Knyvett_MissH">Miss H. Knyvett</persName> there from the <placeName ref="#Isle_of_Wight">Isle
                     of Wight</placeName>-dined &amp; drank tea there &amp; came back in the
                  evening--a very pleasant day indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-212">
               <head><date when="1819-08-06">Friday 6 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<!--rjp unclear text-->Ducked
                  the Pets combed them--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping--in the evening
                  walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; was hailed to my
                  great joy by <persName ref="#Jack_boy">Jack</persName> the drole boy
                  <!-- LMW: droll? -->who lived at <persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr.
                  Body</persName>'s 2 years ago &amp; then went to <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-213">
               <head><date when="1819-08-07">Saturday 7 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs.
                     Hofland</persName> &amp; began a letter to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName>--lay in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--<persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> very amiable--read <title ref="#Evelina_FB">Evelina</title>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-214">
               <head><date when="1819-08-08">Sunday 8 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>--read <persName ref="#Salame_Ab">Salame</persName>'s
                     <!--rjp: take note of the large space between words--><title ref="#Narr_Algiersin1816">account of the expedition to Algiers</title>.
                  good--walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--wrote to
                     <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> --<persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> very amiable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-215">
               <head><date when="1819-08-09">Monday 9 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Walton_I">Isaac Walton</persName>, <date when="1593">1593</date></add>.<lb/>
                  <persName ref="#Dryden">John Dryden</persName>, <date when="1631">1631</date>.</p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> not well--pared <name ref="#apricot">Apricot</name>s for jam--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read
                     <persName ref="#deStael">Madame de Staël</persName>'s<!--rjp: the e has two dots above it in the transcript. LMW: DONE.-->
                  <title ref="#PrivLife_Misc_JN">private life of M. Necker &amp; his
                     Miscellanies</title>--&amp; <persName ref="#EvelynJ">Evelyn</persName>'s <title ref="#Mems_Evelyn">Memoirs</title> very entertaining.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-216">
               <head><date when="1819-08-10">Tuesday 10 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> much better--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read <persName ref="#EvelynJ">Evelyn</persName>'s <title ref="#Mems_Evelyn">Memoirs</title> &amp; <title ref="#Independence">Independence</title>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr.
                     Dickinson</persName> drank tea with us &amp; was very pleasant.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="19"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-217">
               <head><date when="1819-08-11">Wednesday 11 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles #Dickinson_Mrs">Mr. &amp; Mrs. Dickinson</persName>
                  &amp; <persName ref="#Ogbourn_Miss">Miss Ogbourn</persName>. <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> out all the morning at <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> &amp; <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--lay in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name> &amp; read <title ref="#Independence">Independence</title>. &amp; Dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-218">
               <head><date when="1819-08-12">Thursday 12 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--<persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> very amiable--poor
                  dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> not well--read <title ref="#LeightonPr">Leighton Priory</title>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-219">
               <head><date when="1819-08-13">Friday 13 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--<persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> very
                     amiable--<persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> dear lamb rather better
                  today--dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> sat out of doors with
                  me--read <title ref="#LeightonPr">Leighton Priory</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-220">
               <head><date when="1819-08-14">Saturday 14 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--<persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> very
                     amiable--<persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> better--sent off my
                  letters to <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>
                  <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName> which I had written a week ago--read <title ref="#MysteriousWife">the Mysterious Wife</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-221">
               <head><date when="1819-08-15">Sunday 15 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--all my pets well &amp; amiable--read <persName ref="#Brunton_Mary">Mrs. Brunton</persName>'s <title ref="#Emmeline_MB">Emmeline &amp; her
                     life</title>--&amp; <title ref="#Life_JHVaux">the life of James Hardy Vaux
                     written by himself</title>
                  <!--rjp:there is a large space and in the space there is a question mark inside of square brackets-->--walked
                  with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> down the lane.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-222">
               <head><date when="1819-08-16">Monday 16 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>
                  <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very amiable--finished reading <persName ref="#EvelynJ">Evelyn</persName>'s <title ref="#Mems_Evelyn">Memoirs</title>--very
                     entertaining--<persName ref="#Newbery_J">Jacob Newberry</persName>
                  called--walked between <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the house</placeName> &amp;
                     <placeName ref="#whiteGate_BH">the white gate</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-223">
               <head><date when="1819-08-17">Tuesday 17 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read <persName ref="#SchlegelF">Schlegel</persName>on <title ref="#LectsHistLit_Schlegel">Literature</title>
                  <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-224">
               <head><date when="1819-08-18">Wednesday 18 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  brought me some beauties as he often does, God bless him--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>
                  <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> very amiable--a <name ref="#blackbird">blackbird</name> came to eat at <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName>'s
                  board.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-225">
               <head><date when="1819-08-19">Thursday 19 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--rode to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> gave me my grey cloth gown shifts &amp; petticoats God bless
                  him--made calls--<persName ref="#Valpy_Richard">Dr. Valpy</persName> gave me
                     <persName ref="#Opie_J">Opie</persName>'s <title ref="#Lectures_JOpie">Lectures</title>--very pleasant morning.</p>

            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-226">
               <head><date when="1819-08-20">Friday 20 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--<persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very amiable--the
                     <name ref="#blackbird">blackbird</name> came again--read <persName ref="#Opie_J">Opie</persName>'s <title ref="#Lectures_JOpie">Lectures</title>
                  &amp; <title ref="#MysteriousWife">the Mysterious Wife</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-227">
               <head><date when="1819-08-21">Saturday 21 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--dined at <persName ref="#Valpy_Richard">Dr. Valpy</persName>'s--poor dear darling <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> was found dead about eleven o'clock after
                  eating an excellent breakfast. God in Heaven bless him dear love.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="20"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-228">
               <head><date when="1819-08-22">Sunday 22 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--buried my own dear darling
                  beloved pet <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>--God bless him--I shall
                  never have such another darling again. God bless him sweet dear darling--I am sure
                  he is happy beloved lamb.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-229">
               <head><date when="1819-08-23">Monday 23 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote an <title ref="#MossyMs">account</title> of my own dear lamented <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> &amp; <title ref="#MossyPoem">some
                     verses</title> on his death to put up with his hair dear angelic Saint--I shall
                  never forget him &amp; never love anything like him--as long as I live--God bless
                  him sweet Angel.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-230">
               <head><date when="1819-08-24">Tuesday 24 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#White_Mr">Mr.
                     White</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt">Captain Tuppen</persName>
                     called--<persName ref="#Tuppen_Mrs">Mrs. T.</persName> sent me a card on the
                  death of my angel <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>--we had today some
                  of the same pudding boiled which I had given to the dear saint on Friday--I miss
                  him more &amp; more sweet Angel.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-231">
               <head><date when="1819-08-25">Wednesday 25 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>--lay in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--worked trimming--read <persName ref="#Russell_John">Lord John
                     Russell</persName>'s <title ref="#Life_WmRussell">life of Lord Russell</title>
                  pretty good--Miss my poor dear darling <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>
                  more &amp; more.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-232">
               <head><date when="1819-08-26">Thursday 26 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--<persName ref="#Rainy_Mr">Mr.
                     Rainy</persName> came to see <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the
                     place</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--fed my <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#Alresford_Hamps">Alresford</placeName>--poor <persName ref="#Solomon">Solomon</persName>
                  buried--Miss my own dear sainted <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more
                  &amp; more.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-233">
               <head><date when="1819-08-27">Friday 27 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--lay in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>
                  had all my birds--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> still in <placeName ref="#Hampshire_county">Hampshire</placeName><note resp="#lmw">Visiting <placeName ref="#Alresford_Hamps">Alresford</placeName>.</note>--Miss my own <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more &amp; more.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-234">
               <head><date when="1819-08-28">Saturday 28 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--began my worked shirt--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--fed my great <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName>--read <title ref="#NapoleonPeint">Napoleon peint par
                     lui-même</title>--missed my own dear darling <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more than ever.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-235">
               <head><date when="1819-08-29">Sunday 29 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#LockeJ">John Locke</persName>, <date when="1632">1632</date>.</add></p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read <title ref="#ThaddeusofWarsaw">Thaddeus of Warsaw</title>--Missed my own dearest
                  darling pet <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more &amp; more.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-236">
               <head><date when="1819-08-30">Monday 30 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--worked my shirt--read
                     <persName ref="#Burnet_Gil">Burnet</persName>'s <title ref="#History_Burnet">History of his own Times</title>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>--missed my
                  own dear Darling <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more &amp; more.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-237">
               <head><date when="1819-08-31">Tuesday 31 <add>AUGUST</add></date></head>
               <p> At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--dined there--a very pleasant day
                  indeed--saw <orgName ref="#Wheelers">the Wheelers</orgName>, <persName ref="#Jenkins_Mrs">Mrs. Jenkins</persName>, <persName ref="#Bullard_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Bullard</persName> &amp; <unclear><persName ref="#Falmore_Mrs">Mrs.
                        Falmore</persName></unclear> --Came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-238">
               <head><date when="1819-09-01">Wednesday 1 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#filbert">filberd</name>ing with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>,
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName>--got a good many--read the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic
                     Review</title>--missed dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very
                  much indeed, sweet saint!</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="21"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-239">
               <head><date when="1819-09-02">Thursday 2 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">Hay</name>--went <name ref="#filbert">Filberd</name>ing with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName>--read the
                     <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic</title> &amp; <persName ref="#Burnet_Gil">Burnet</persName>'s <title ref="#History_Burnet">History of
                     his own Times</title>--missed my own dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more &amp; more.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-240">
               <head><date when="1819-09-03">Friday 3 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--worked my shirt--dressed my
                     <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s (only my little basket)--read <persName ref="#Burnet_Gil">Burnet</persName>'s <title ref="#Hist_Burnet">History</title>
                  &amp; <title ref="#Peters_Letters_novel">Peter’s Letters to his Kinfolk</title>.
                  Missed my own darling very much indeed.</p>

            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-241">
               <head><date when="1819-09-04">Saturday 4 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza
                     Webb</persName>--finished my shirt--read <title ref="#Peters_Letters_novel">Peter’s Letters to his Kinfolk</title> very good--Missed my own sainted
                     <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very much indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-242">
               <head><date when="1819-09-05">Sunday 5 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p> At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--finished <title ref="#Peters_Letters_novel">Peter’s Letters</title>--wrote to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  &amp; the pets--missed my own dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>
                  more than ever, sweet saint.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-243">
               <head><date when="1819-09-06">Monday 6 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#Peters_Letters_novel">Peter’s letters</title>--walked with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the Pets. Missed my poor dear darling <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> all day long--sweet saint.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-244">
               <head><date when="1819-09-07">Tuesday 7 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p> At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#filbert">filberd</name>ing--lay in the <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--worked some of
                     <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>'s shirts--read <title ref="#Raymond">Raymond</title>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  &amp; <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Moll</persName>--&amp; missed my own dear
                     <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> all the whole day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-245">
               <head><date when="1819-09-08">Wednesday 8 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Ariosto">Ludovico Giovanni Ariosto</persName>,
                        <date when="1474">1474</date></add></p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--lay in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--walked with poor <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName>--read
                     <title ref="#Raymond">Raymond</title> &amp; <title ref="#SoldierBoy">the
                     Soldier Boy</title>--Missed my own dear dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more than ever.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-246">
               <head><date when="1819-09-09">Thursday 9 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dined at <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> soon in the evening--a very pleasant
                  day--read a Number of the <title ref="#New_Monthly_Mag">New Monthly
                     Magazine</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-247">
               <head><date when="1819-09-10">Friday 10 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--sat in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--worked at <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>'s
                  shirt--copied some of <persName ref="#Wordsworth_Wm">Wordsworth</persName>'s
                  Poetry from <title ref="#Peters_Letters_novel">Peter's Letters</title>
                  &amp;c--&amp; read <title ref="#Percival">Percival</title>--a stupid old Novel.
                  Missed my own dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very much indeed
                  all day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-248">
               <head><date when="1819-09-11">Saturday 11 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--sat in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--worked at <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>'s shirt--fed
                  my <name ref="#robin">Bobby</name>s--&amp; all my pets (only missed so much my own
                  dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>)--finished <persName ref="#Burnet_Gil">Burnet</persName>'s <title ref="#History_Burnet">History</title> &amp; read a little <!-- RJP: transcription unclear --> tol
                  lol <title level="a">tale</title> called <unclear/></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-249">
               <head><date when="1819-09-12">Sunday 12 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p> At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--sat in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--read the <title ref="#EdinburghRev_per">Edinburgh Review</title>
                  &amp; <persName ref="#Saabye">Hans Egede Saabye</persName>'s <title ref="#Journal_Greenland">Journal in Greenland</title>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> called--walked with dear
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>--missed my own dear sainted
                     <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more &amp; more every day.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="22"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-250">
               <head><date when="1819-09-13">Monday 13 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<choice>
                     <sic>sate</sic>
                     <reg>sat</reg>
                  </choice> in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--worked <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>'s shirt--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read
                     <persName ref="#Edgeworth_Maria">Miss Edgeworth</persName>'s <title ref="#Ormond">Harrington</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-251">
               <head><date when="1819-09-14">Tuesday 14 Sept.</date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> saw a great many people &amp; made some
                  calls--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--lay in my
                     <name ref="#hay">hay</name> &amp; read <persName ref="#RennellT">Rennell</persName>
                  <title ref="#Remarks_scepticism">on scepticism</title>--Missed my own <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more &amp; more.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-252">
               <head><date when="1819-09-15">Wednesday 15 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--finished <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>'s shirt--read <persName ref="#Nichols_JB">Nicholls</persName>'s <title ref="#Illus_LitHist">Illustrations of the
                     Literary History of the last Century</title>
                  <!-- LMW: John Nichols? likely not the same book as we have already in SI on era of Geo III. -->--very
                  amusing--Missed my own beloved <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very
                  much indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-253">
               <head><date when="1819-09-16">Thursday 16 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--finished my letter to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--read <persName ref="#Nicholls">Mr.
                     Nicholls</persName>'s <title ref="#Illus_LitHist">Literary History</title> Vol
                  3rd. Missed my own dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more than
                  ever.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-254">
               <head><date when="1819-09-17">Friday 17 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to the Music Meeting
                  very tired indeed though the music was said to be good--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--read <title ref="#QuarterlyRev_per">the Quarterly Review</title> &amp; wrote another half
                  sheet to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-255">
               <head><date when="1819-09-18">Saturday 18 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>--lay in my <name ref="#hay">hay</name>--worked at my <!--LMW: ck. transcription --> shirt--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#QuarterlyRev_per">the Quarterly
                     Review</title>--missed my own beloved <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very much indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-256">
               <head><date when="1819-09-19">Sunday 19 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#filbert">filberd</name>ing &amp; <name ref="#hazel">cobnut</name>ting<note resp="#lmw">Regional name for the nuts of the <name ref="#hazel">hazel</name>.</note> with
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--<persName ref="#Green_Mr_Berks">Mr. Green called</persName> &amp; was very pleasant--walked down <placeName ref="#lane_BH">the lane</placeName> with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--<persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>
                  put up a <name ref="#partridge">partridge</name> &amp; <persName ref="#Marmy_pet">Marmy</persName> caught it. Saw a most beautiful <name ref="#butterfly">butterfly</name> in the grounds--missed my own dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very much indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-257">
               <head><date when="1819-09-20">Monday 20 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#apple_tree">apple</name> gathering--got a great many--almost cleared both the <placeName ref="#garden_BH">garden</placeName> and <placeName ref="#WOrchard_BH">Orchard</placeName>--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#George">George</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> hard at work all day--read <persName ref="#HeudeWm">Mr.
                     Heude</persName>'s <title ref="#VoyagePG_WH">Journey overland from
                     India</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-258">
               <head><date when="1819-09-21">Tuesday 21 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--expected <persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs. Raggett</persName> all day who never came though I gave
                  up <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> Fair &amp; an engagement at
                     <persName ref="#Valpy_Richard">Dr. Valpy</persName>'s to see her--walked with
                  dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-259">
               <head><date when="1819-09-22">Wednesday 22 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--went <name ref="#apple_tree">apple</name> gathering--visited dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>'s grave dear Angel--a <name ref="#dove">dove</name>s pretty
                  feather lay just over his dear head--read <persName ref="#Ormsby_James">Ormsby</persName>'s <title ref="#Ltrs_Cont_JW">Letters from the
                     Continent</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-260">
               <head><date when="1819-09-23">Thursday 23 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--read <title ref="#Narr_Senegal">the
                     shipwreck of a French ship the Medusa</title>--horrible. <persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs. Raggett</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Greenwell_Mrs">Mrs. Greenwell</persName> dined &amp; slept with us--a pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="23"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-261">
               <head><date when="1819-09-24">Friday 24 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss Webb</persName>--went into <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Mama</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs. Raggett</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Greenwell_Mrs">Mrs. Greenwell</persName>--made calls &amp; shopped.
                     <persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs. R.</persName> gave me a very pretty
                  gown--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--they slept
                  here--another pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-262">
               <head><date when="1819-09-25">Saturday 25 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs. Raggett</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Greenwell_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Greenwell</persName> went home--<persName ref="#Greenwell_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Greenwell</persName> a very pleasant woman &amp; very like <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName>
                  <!-- RJP: comparison to Elford suggests possible relation. LMW: no, Mitford says distant cousin of hers?       -->--walked
                  in the <placeName ref="#garden_BH">garden</placeName> with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Slops">Slops</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-263">
               <head><date when="1819-09-26">Sunday 26 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--rode over to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> to see <persName ref="#Webb_James">Mr. Webb</persName> found him just after he had undergone another operation
                  but tolerable considering--dear <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName> drank tea with us--very pleasant day--missed my own poor
                  dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very much always--<persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> is a nice bitch but not like poor dear
                     <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-264">
               <head><date when="1819-09-27">Monday 27 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> to send with a <name ref="#hare">hare</name> tomorrow &amp; began a letter to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     William</persName>-- read <title ref="#QuarterlyRev_per">the Quarterly
                     Review</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-265">
               <head><date when="1819-09-28">Tuesday 28 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day--could not go to
                     <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> for the rain--played with
                     <persName ref="#Slops">Slops</persName>--read the <title ref="#Pilgrim_Cross">Pilgrim of the Cross</title>--missed my own dear saint <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very much indeed sweet Angel.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-266">
               <head><date when="1819-09-29">Wednesday 29 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to be measured for my new gown--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--read <title ref="#Branford">Branford</title> pretty good--&amp; the <title ref="#EdinburghRev_per">Edinburgh Review</title> famous.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-267">
               <head><date when="1819-09-30">Thursday 30 <add>SEPTEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName>--heard from <persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs. Raggett</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Greenwell_Mrs">Mrs. Greenwell</persName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Slops">Slops</persName>--read <title ref="#MiserMarried">the Miser Married</title>--a clever thing.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-268">
               <head><date when="1819-10-01">Friday 1 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--began my shirt (having given the
                  one I worked for myself to <persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs.
                  Raggett</persName>)--walked in the <placeName ref="#garden_BH">garden</placeName>--read <title ref="#MiserMarried">the Miser
                  Married</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-269">
               <head><date when="1819-10-01">Saturday 2 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName>--worked at my shirt--walked with <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--finished my
                  letter to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName>--read <title ref="#Ellesmere">Ellesmere</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div>
               <head><date when="1819-10-03">Sunday 3 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName> where I saw <orgName ref="#Parfitt_family">the Parfitts</orgName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Rigbys">the
                     Rigby's</orgName>--read <persName ref="#Northmore_Thos">Mr.
                     Northmore</persName>'s <title ref="#WashingtonEpic_TN">Poem of
                     Washington</title> &amp; the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic</title> &amp;
                     <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic</title> Reviews--Missed my own
                  dear saint <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> more than ever sweet Angel!
                  God bless him!</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-270">
               <head><date when="1819-10-04">Monday 4 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> &amp; began a letter to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--read <title ref="#Ellesmere">Ellesmere</title>--&amp; played with little <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Slops">Slops</persName>.</p>
            </div>

            <pb n="24"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-271">
               <head><date when="1819-10-05">Tuesday 5 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--finished &amp; sent off my
                  letter to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>. Worked at my shirt--walked in the
                     <placeName ref="#garden_BH">garden</placeName> with <persName ref="#Slops">Slops</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--read the
                  new <title ref="#Life_LadyRussell">letters of Lady
                  Russell</title>--interesting.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-272">
               <head><date when="1819-10-06">Wednesday 6 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--called at <persName ref="#Brooke_Mr">Mr. Brooke</persName>s--<orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberry's</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Garrards">Garrards</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Valpys">Valpy</orgName>s--<orgName ref="#Reading_Inst">Institution</orgName> &amp; <persName ref="#Warwicke_Miss">Miss
                     Warwicke</persName>--Came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to
                  dinner--saw many people--a very pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-273">
               <head><date when="1819-10-07">Thursday 7 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--rode to <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--dined there &amp; came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night--a very pleasant day
                     indeed--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> was with me &amp; dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-274">
               <head><date when="1819-10-08">Friday 8 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--walked in the <placeName ref="#garden_BH">garden</placeName>--sent a pattern to <persName ref="#Newbery_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Newberry</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss
                     Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                  Dickinson</persName>--read <persName ref="#Nicholls">Nicholls</persName>'s <title ref="#Illus_LitHist">Illustrations of Literature</title>--amusing enough.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-275">
               <head><date when="1819-10-09">Saturday 9 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p> At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--got my new gown home--packed up my
                  things to go to <placeName ref="#Marlow">Marlow</placeName>--read <persName ref="#Nicholls">Nicholls</persName>'s <title ref="#Illus_LitHist">Illustrations
                     of Literature</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div>
               <head><date when="1819-10-10">Sunday 10 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>Went to <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName>'s at <placeName ref="#SeymourCt">Seymour Court</placeName>
                  <placeName ref="#Marlow">Marlow</placeName>--called in our way at <persName ref="#Wakefield_D">Mr. Wakefield</persName>'s--got to <placeName ref="#SeymourCt">Seymour Court</placeName> to dinner with the family (<persName ref="#Johnson_Mr #Johnson_Miss">Mr. &amp; Miss Johnson</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Biggs_Miss">Miss Biggs</persName>)--spent a delightful day--the
                  country &amp; <placeName ref="#SeymourCt">the Place</placeName> most beautiful
                  &amp; our friends most kind &amp; hospitable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-276">
               <head><date when="1819-10-11">Mon. 11 <add>OCTOBER</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#SeymourCt">Seymour Court</placeName>--Walked out with
                     <persName ref="#Johnson_Miss">Miss Johnson</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Biggs_Miss">Miss Biggs</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Payn_Mrs">Mrs. Payn</persName> &amp; dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--a great deal of conversation--a very pleasant day indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-277">
               <head><date when="1819-10-12">Tuesday 12 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#SeymourCt">Seymour Court</placeName>--saw many curious books
                  on the laws &amp; <title ref="#Constitution">Constitution</title>--the laws of
                     <persName ref="#Alfred">Alfred</persName><!--LMW: ck. SI for ids and how we cited in letter.-->--votes of
                     <orgName ref="#Parliament_UK">Parliament</orgName> &amp;c &amp;c. Walked to the
                     <placeName ref="#Thames">Thames</placeName>--saw <placeName ref="#PaperMill_Marlow">the paper
                  Mill</placeName><!-- See Temple Mill Island --> very curious indeed--very pleasant
                  day--read <title ref="#WaytoKeepHim">the Way to Keep him</title> going to bed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-278">
               <head><date when="1819-10-13">Wednesday 13 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#SeymourCt">Seymour Court</placeName>--Came <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> to dinner--called in the way at
                     <persName ref="#Payn_Mr">Mr. Payn</persName>s &amp; <persName ref="#Wakefield_D">Mr. Wakefield</persName>s--very pleasant ride--found dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> quite well &amp; a letter from
                     <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_elder">Aunt Mary</persName>--read <persName ref="#Leyden_John">Dr. Leyden</persName>'s <title ref="#PR_JLeyden">Poet.
                     remains</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-279">
               <head><date when="1819-10-14">Thursday 14 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#SeymourCt">Seymour Court</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>--went to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--dined there &amp; met <persName ref="#Jeremy_Miss">Miss Jeremy</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Wheeler_James">James Wheeler</persName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night--a pleasant day--read <persName ref="#Leyden_John">Dr. Leyden</persName>'s <title ref="#PR_JLeyden">Poetical
                  Remains</title>--very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div>
               <head><date when="1819-10-15">Friday 15 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p> At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked to <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">the Cross</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Slops">Slops</persName>--eat some bad <name ref="#mushroom">mushroom</name>s &amp;
                  was very sick indeed all the afternoon. Got better in the evening &amp; wrote to
                     <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Valpy_Miss">Miss Valpy</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="25"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-280">
               <head><date when="1819-10-16">Saturday 16 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--pretty well again--heard from
                     <persName ref="#Ogbourn_Miss">Miss Ogbourn</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Newbery_Mrs">Mrs. Newberry</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>&amp; <persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs. Raggett</persName>--read <persName ref="#Howard_SirRob">Sir Robert
                     Howard</persName>'s <title ref="#LifeRichard2">life of Richard 2nd</title>--a
                  most curious book.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-281">
               <head><date when="1819-10-17">Sunday 17 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--read <title ref="#Morland">Morland</title>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_elder">Aunt
                     Mary</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>--Dear
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>'s &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>'s Wedding day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-282">
               <head><date when="1819-10-18">Monday 18 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to London--walked out with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Slops">Slops</persName>--met <persName ref="#Talfourd_Thos">Mr. Talfourd</persName> who was coming to call
                  here--walked back with us but did not come in as <persName ref="#Champion_Mr">Mr.
                     Champion</persName> was waiting to take him home--he was exceedingly
                  pleasant--Read <persName ref="#Bolinbroke">Lord Bolingbroke</persName>'s <title ref="#Coll_PolTracts">political Tracts</title>--famous.</p>

            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-283">
               <head><date when="1819-10-19">Tuesday 19 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_elder">Aunt
                     Mary</persName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>
                  called to tea &amp; took me with her to a dance at <orgName ref="#Valpys">the
                     Valpys</orgName>--very delightful evening with <persName ref="#Talfourd_Thos">Talfourd</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss
                  Brook</persName><!-- LMW: misspelled? -->--only unluckily missed dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> who had been there in his way from
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">Town</placeName> &amp; went away just before I
                  got there.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-284">
               <head><date when="1819-10-20">Wednesday 20 <add>OCTOBER</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> gave me a beautiful new cloak which he
                  brought from <placeName ref="#London_city">Town</placeName>--read <persName ref="#Bolinbroke">Lord Bolingbroke</persName>'s <title ref="#Remarks_HistEng">Remarks on English History</title> published under the name of Humphrey
                  Oldcastle--famous.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-285">
               <head><date when="1819-10-21">Thursday 21 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--It rained in the
                  morning--could not go to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>
                  with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--read <persName ref="#Jones_John">Jones</persName>'s <title ref="#Acct_War1808">Peninsular
                     War</title> a sad uncandid military book--&amp; old <persName ref="#Richardson_Jon">Richardson</persName>'s delightful <title ref="#WksPainting_JR">Essay on Painting</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-286">
               <head><date when="1819-10-22">Friday 22 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--called on the <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName>
                  <orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberrys</orgName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Valpys">Valpys</orgName>--a very pleasant morning indeed--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--read <persName ref="#Lawrence_Wm">Mr.
                     Lawrence</persName>'s suppressed <title ref="#Lects_WmLawrence">lectures</title> lent to me by <persName ref="#Wheeler_James">James
                     Wheeler</persName>--When at <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>
                  called likewise on Mrs. <unclear/></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-287">
               <head><date when="1819-10-23">Saturday 23 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--walked in the <placeName ref="#garden_BH">garden</placeName> with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>--dressed
                  my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--read <persName ref="#Lawrence_Wm">Lawrence</persName>'s <title ref="#Lects_WmLawrence">Lectures</title>--famous.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-288">
               <head><date when="1819-10-24">Sunday 24 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>'s cold was so bad that we could not go to
                     <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> so <choice>
                     <sic>staid</sic>
                     <reg>stayed</reg>
                  </choice> at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Green_Mr_Berks">Mr. Green</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Marsh_Henry">Harry Marsh</persName> called &amp; <choice>
                     <sic>staid</sic>
                     <reg>stayed</reg>
                  </choice> two hours &amp; were both of them exceedingly agreeable.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-289">
               <head><date when="1819-10-25">Monday 25 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Slops">Slops</persName>to <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">the
                  Cross</placeName>--read the <title ref="#EdinburghMag1817to1826">Edinburgh
                     Magazine</title><note resp="#lmw">Although Mitford does not indicate which
                     volume she read, it is likely she reads one the <title ref="#EdinburghMag1817to1826">new series</title> volumes (1817, 1818, 1819),
                     published by Constable starting in 1817, rather than the <title ref="#EdinburghMag_1785to1816">old series</title>, started in 1785.</note>
                  &amp; <title ref="#Age_Youth">Age &amp; Youth</title> by <persName ref="#LaFontaine">La Fontaine</persName>--a pretty thing.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="26"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-290">
               <head><date when="1819-10-26">Tuesday 26 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> to <placeName ref="#Whiteknights">White
                     Knights</placeName> to the <persName ref="#Geo_SpencerChurchill">Duke</persName>'s sale<note resp="#lmw">Auction of the estate at White Knights
                     and its contents, necessitated by the Duke's bankruptcy.</note> &amp; then with
                  the <orgName ref="#Webbs">Webbs</orgName> home to dinner to meet <persName ref="#Wheeler_James">James Wheeler</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Jeremy_Miss">Miss Jeremy</persName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night--met a great many people at the sale--a pleasant
                  day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-291">
               <head><date when="1819-10-27">Wednesday 27 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--had a very bad cold
                  indeed--did not stir out--read <title ref="#Blackwoods">Black woods Edinburgh
                     Magazine</title>--famous--&amp; <persName ref="#Radcliffe_A">Mrs.
                     Radcliffe</persName>'s old novel <title ref="#Italian_AR">the
                  Italian</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-292">
               <head><date when="1819-10-28">Thursday 28 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Called at the <orgName ref="#Liebensroods">Liebenroods</orgName> &amp; went round by <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--saw a great many people--a very
                  pleasant day--my cold better.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-293">
               <head><date when="1819-10-29">Friday 29 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>. Read <title ref="#InsaneWorld">The Insane World</title> stupid and frantical--&amp; <persName ref="#Hoare_RC">Sir R. C. Hoare</persName>'s <title ref="#ClassicalTour_Hoare">Continuation of
                     Eustace's Tour</title>--Humdrum--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  killed 5 <name ref="#hare">hare</name>s at <placeName ref="#Tilehurst">Tilehurst</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-294">
               <head><date when="1819-10-30">Saturday 30 0ct.</date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--read some of the <title ref="#Pamphleteer_per">Pamphleteer</title> &amp; the <title ref="#TalesofmyLandord_3rd">3rd Series of Tales of my Landlord</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-295">
               <head><date when="1819-10-31">Sunday 31 <add>OCTOBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> called &amp; brought me some
                     <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--read <title ref="#Manners">Manners</title>--a pretty thing.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-296">
               <head><date when="1819-11-01">Monday 1 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--began to cut out my gray cloth
                  gown--read <title ref="#Manners">Manners</title>--a pretty thing.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-297">
               <head><date when="1819-11-02">Tuesday 2 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping got a great many--read <title ref="#Pamphleteer">the
                     Pamphleteer</title> &amp; the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic</title> &amp;
                     <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic</title> Reviews.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-298">
               <head><date when="1819-11-03">Wednesday 3 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Greene_Mr">Mr. Greene</persName> called &amp; was very pleasant--read an <title ref="#AntiquitatesCurio">Etymology of old Sayings proverbs
                  &amp;c</title>--&amp; some of the <title ref="#MonthlyMag">Monthly
                     Magazine</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-299">
               <head><date when="1819-11-04">Thursday 4 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> &amp; <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--dined there &amp; came back at night--a very pleasant
                  day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-300">
               <head><date when="1819-11-05">Friday 5 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Merry_William">Mr. Merry</persName> sent me <persName ref="#Talfourd_Thos">Mr. Talfourd</persName>'s <title ref="#Petition1819_TNT">M.S. Petition</title>--very fine. Walked with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Moll</persName>--read the
                     <title ref="#MonthlyMag">Monthly</title> &amp; <title ref="#EuroMag">European</title> Magazines.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-301">
               <head><date when="1819-11-06">Saturday 6 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr.
                     Haydon</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--got a great
                  many--read <title ref="#HaroldEx">Harold the Exile</title>, very stupid &amp;
                  dismal.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-302">
               <head><date when="1819-11-07">Sunday 7 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> had not been well this week--was better
                  today dear love--walked down the <placeName ref="#lane_BH">lane</placeName>, with
                     <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>. Wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary
                     Webb</persName>. Missed my poor <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>
                  very much.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="27"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-303">
               <head><date when="1819-11-08">Monday 8 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping got a good
                     many--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> finished my pretty gray cloth
                  gown--read <title ref="#Harcourt">Harcourt</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-304">
               <head><date when="1819-11-09">Tuesday 9 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--wrote to dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--got a great many.
                  Wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-305">
               <head><date when="1819-11-10">Wednesday 10 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName> came &amp; took me to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> &amp; then back with her to <!-- missung? --><persName ref="#Legh_T">Legh</persName>'s <title ref="#Narr_EgyptCataracts">Travels in
                     Egypt</title> &amp; wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-306">
               <head><date when="1819-11-12">Friday 12 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--read <title ref="#WalpoletoMontagu">Walpole's Letters to Mr.
                  Montagu</title>--charming--wrote some more of my letter to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName>. Had the Piles a little.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-307">
               <head><date when="1819-11-13">Saturday 13 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping did not get so many as usual--read <persName ref="#LeghT">Legh</persName>'s <title ref="#Narr_EgyptCataracts">Travels in Egypt</title>
                  &amp; <title ref="#LecPoetry_WHaz"><persName ref="#Hazlitt_Wm">Hazlitt</persName>'s Lectures on Poetry</title>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_elder">Aunt
                  Mary</persName>.<!--LMW: Is this correct Aunt Mary or a mitford relation?--></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-308">
               <head><date when="1819-11-14">Sunday 14 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--called with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> at <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley
                     Hill</placeName>--a very pleasant morning--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--wrote to <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs.
                     Rowden</persName> &amp; finished my letter to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     W. Elford</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-309">
               <head><date when="1819-11-15">Monday 15 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>'s birthday--he went to our
                     <placeName ref="#Berkshire">County</placeName> Meeting about the <placeName ref="#Manchester">Manchester</placeName>
                  business<!--LMW: check letters, ref to riots?--> &amp; seconded the resolutions--I
                  went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--did not get many--Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>. Read <title ref="#Corinne_deS">Corinne</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-310">
               <head><date when="1819-11-16">Tuesday 16 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Haydon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs.
                     Rowden</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>
                  &amp; <persName ref="#Anstruther_Col">Col. Anstruther</persName>--<persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName> dined and slept here &amp; was very
                  agreeable indeed--a very pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-311">
               <head><date when="1819-11-17">Wednesday 17 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName> went <placeName ref="#SeymourCt">home</placeName> after
                  breakfast--worked a little of my shirt yesterday--read <title ref="#Purity_Heart">Purity of heart or the Ancient Costume</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-312">
               <head><date when="1819-11-18">Thursday 18 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Anstruther_Col">Colonel Anstruther</persName>--called with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> at <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley
                     Hill</placeName> &amp; <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>.
                  Came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--a pleasant
                  day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-313">
               <head><date when="1819-11-19">Friday 19 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping found a good many in a <name ref="#rabbit">rabbit</name>
                  hole--somebody meant to steal them--read <title ref="#Marriage_SF">Marriage</title>--famous.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="28"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-314">
               <head><date when="1819-11-20">Saturday 20 <add>NOVEMBER</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--one of my <name ref="#robin">Bobby</name>'s came to me to
                  be fed &amp; eat so pretty! in the <placeName ref="#plantation_whGate_BH">plantation by the white gate</placeName>--did a great deal of talking--heard
                  from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-315">
               <head><date when="1819-11-21">Sunday 21 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--was white
                  haired<!-- check terminology -->--cut <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>'s hair--read <title ref="#Woman_MB">Women or Minor
                  Maxims</title>--a pretty thing. Missed my own dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName> very much indeed--Though <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> is a trim little bitch.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-316">
               <head><date when="1819-11-22">Monday 22 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Jeremy_Miss">Miss Jeremy</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Jolliffe_Mr">Mr. Joliffe</persName> dined with us &amp; the ladies slept here--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> bought dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>'s new Puce cloth gown--dear lamb--a very pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-317">
               <head><date when="1819-11-23">Tuesday 23 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Jeremy_Miss">Miss Jeremy</persName> went away this morning--a very
                  agreeable visit--Read <title ref="#Ltrs_Capeof GH">Letters from the Cage in answer
                     to Warden</title>--famous praise of <rs type="person" ref="#Napoleon">my
                     beloved Emperor</rs>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-318">
               <head><date when="1819-11-24">Wednesday 24 <add>NOVEMBER</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--altered a gown for dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--the cloth gown finished--went
                     <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobby</name>'s--read <title ref="#SirPFrancisDenied">an attempt to prove a
                        <persName ref="#Wilmot_James">Dr. Wilmot</persName> wrote <persName ref="#Junius_pseudo">Junius</persName></title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-319">
               <head><date when="1819-11-25">Thursday 25 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#LopedeVega">Lope Félix de Vega
                     Carpio</persName>, <date when="1562">1562</date></add>.</p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to
                     <placeName ref="#Winchester">Winchester</placeName>--<persName ref="#Elliott_John">Mr. John Elliott</persName> came to look about the house
                  &amp; the timber--<name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s came <note resp="#coles">to</note> be fed--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp; I very
                  comfortable together.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-320">
               <head><date when="1819-11-26">Friday 26 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> having left dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>
                  at <placeName ref="#Winchester">Winchester</placeName>--he brought our pretty
                  little bitch <persName ref="#Miranda_pet">Miranda</persName> to see us for a
                  week--&amp; she knew us all just as well as ever.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-321">
               <head><date when="1819-11-27">Saturday 27 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--called at the <orgName ref="#Whites">Whites</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberrys</orgName>
                  &amp; <orgName ref="#Bulleys">Bulleys</orgName>--dined at <orgName ref="#Valpys">the Valpys</orgName>--no company but <persName ref="#Ross_Miss">Miss
                     Ross</persName>--a very pleasant day--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night &amp; found a beautiful purse a present from
                     <persName ref="#Harley_Miss">Miss Harley</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-322">
               <head><date when="1819-11-28">Sunday 28 <add>NOVEMBER</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Harley_Miss">Miss Harley</persName>--<persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss Webb</persName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>--<persName ref="#Palmer_CF">Mr. Palmer</persName> &amp;
                  dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--could not go with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> on account of the frost. Read <title ref="#Sense_S">Sense &amp; Sensibility</title>--very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-323">
               <head><date when="1819-11-29">Monday 29 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Sidney_SirP">Sir Philip Sydney</persName>,
                        <date><unclear/></date></add>.</p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#Ilsley">Ilsley</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> still at
                     <placeName ref="#Winchester_city">Winchester</placeName>--did some
                     tatting--<title ref="#Sense_S">read Sense &amp; Sensibility</title>--wrote to
                  the <unclear/>--had a great many <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s eating at my
                  board.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-324">
               <head><date when="1819-11-30">Tuesday 30 <add>NOVEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Swift_J">Jonathan Swift</persName>, <date when="1667">1667</date></add>.</p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--wrote to dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--did some tatting--read <title ref="#MiltonWksLife_CS"><persName ref="#Symmon_Chas">Symmon</persName>'s Life of
                  Milton</title>--very good--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> very amiable--want <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-325">
               <head><date when="1819-12-01">Wednesday 1 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles #Dickinson_Mrs">Mr. &amp; Mrs. Dickinson</persName>
                  came &amp; dined here--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came
                     <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> in the evening--a very
                  pleasant day--wrote in the morning to <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  at night to <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-326">
               <head><date when="1819-12-02">Thursday 2 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>
                  <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName>, &amp; <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>with an excellent letter enclosed
                  from <persName ref="#Ashburton_Lord">Lord Ashburton</persName> to <persName ref="#Waristoun">Mr. Waristoun</persName> which I transcribed. Wrote to dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--read the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic</title> &amp; <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic </title>Reviews.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-327">
               <head><date when="1819-12-03">Friday 3 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Pulci">Luigi Pulci</persName>, <date when="1431">1431</date></add>.</p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt">Captain Tuppen</persName> came to course with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>, <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName>,
                     <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>, &amp; dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--read <title ref="#Mems_Martyn">Memoirs of
                     the <persName ref="#Martyn_H">Rev. H. Martyn</persName></title>.
                  Methodistical.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-328">
               <head><date when="1819-12-04">Saturday 4 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Sent a <name ref="#hare">hare</name> &amp; some <name ref="#beetroot">beetroot</name> with my note to
                     <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--Heard from dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>--read <title ref="#Mems_Martyn">memoirs of <persName ref="#Martyn_H">H. Martyn</persName></title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-329">
               <head><date when="1819-12-05">Sunday 5 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> washed <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> who looked
                  like a little snowball sweet love--wrote to <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--read <title ref="#Decision">Decision</title>--rather
                  methodistical but clever &amp; interesting.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-330">
               <head><date when="1819-12-06">Monday 6 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Palmer_CF">Mr. Palmer</persName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--got a great many--a sweet dear little <persName ref="#Bobby_pet">Bobby</persName> came to me to be fed &amp; ate as I threw it
                  to him sweet lamb.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-331">
               <head><date when="1819-12-07">Tuesday 7 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name> topping--begin to get scarce--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s under the trees--read <title ref="#Florence_Macarthy_SO">Florence Macarthy</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-332">
               <head><date when="1819-12-08">Wednesday 8 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#Milton">Milton</persName>, <date when="1608">1608</date></add>.</p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--wrote to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--read <title ref="#BioMem_PrCharlotte">Life of <persName ref="#PrincessCharlotte">Princess Charlotte</persName></title> by <persName ref="#Booth_John">Booth</persName>--a catch penny thing.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-333">
               <head><date when="1819-12-09">Thursday 9 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Butcher">the
                  Butcher</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--fed a great many
                     <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s dear lambs.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-334">
               <head><date when="1819-12-10">Friday 10 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Palmer_CF">Mr. Fyshe Palmer</persName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s a great many poor dears came to the board at the Window to eat
                  it being a snow--Wrote to dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="30"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-335">
               <head><date when="1819-12-11">Saturday 11 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--sent dear <persName ref="#Morse_Miss">Miss Morse</persName> to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr.
                     Haydon</persName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary
                     Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--fed a great
                  many <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s &amp; other birds off my board.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-336">
               <head><date when="1819-12-12">Sunday 12 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--fed a great many <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s &amp; other birds--read <title ref="#Blackwoods">
                     Blackwood's Magazine</title>--famous--&amp; <title level="m">the Life of
                        <unclear>Sand</unclear></title>--pretty well.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-337">
               <head><date when="1819-12-13">Monday 13 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr.
                     Johnson</persName>--went with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--called at the <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Whites">Whites</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberrys</orgName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Valpys">Valpys</orgName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--a pleasant day--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-338">
               <head><date when="1819-12-14">Tuesday 14 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>--called at the <orgName ref="#Dickinsons">Dickinsons</orgName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to
                  dinner--read <title ref="#ClanAlbyn">Clan Albyn</title>--a pretty thing only too
                  Highlandish--fed my dear <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s &amp; a great many
                  others--poor lambs.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-339">
               <head><date when="1819-12-15">Wednesday 15 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> came back in great trim from <placeName ref="#Winchester_city">Winchester</placeName>--God bless her!--fed my poor
                     <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s &amp; other birds.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-340">
               <head><date when="1819-12-16">Thursday 16 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--my Birthday--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  &amp; the Pets--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s both at the window &amp;
                  in the <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">Plantations</placeName>--the dear <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s very tame sweet loves eat as I threw bread to
                  them.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-341">
               <head><date when="1819-12-17">Friday 17 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--received <title ref="#Statesman_per">the Statesman</title> from <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr.
                     Johnson</persName> with a peppering of <persName ref="#Cowslade_F">Frank
                     Cowslade</persName>--curled <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>'s
                  Wigs--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobby</name>'s--poor <persName ref="#Cliff_Jesse">Jessy Cliff</persName> brought us a present of a very fine <name ref="#pig">pig</name>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary
                  Webb</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-342">
               <head><date when="1819-12-18">Saturday 18 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#CaribCh">The Carib Chief</title> by <persName ref="#TwissH">Horace
                     Twiss</persName>--a tolerable Tragedy--&amp; <title ref="#PrivateCorr_BF"><persName ref="#Franklin_Ben">Dr. Franklin</persName>'s
                     Correspondence</title>--famous.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-343">
               <head><date when="1819-12-19">Sunday 19 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#PrivateCorr_BF"><persName ref="#Franklin_Ben">Dr. Franklin</persName>'s Correspondence</title> which
                  is excellent--&amp; <title ref="#Diary_Dodington"><persName ref="#Dodington_Geo">Bubb Doddington</persName>'s Diary</title> which is Corruption itself.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-344">
               <head><date when="1819-12-20">Monday 20 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p><add hand="#hunt"><persName ref="#NewtonI">Sir Isaac Newton</persName>, <date when="1647">1647</date></add>.</p>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping with <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> &amp; the
                  other Pets--read <title ref="#Sacrifice_Isabel"><persName ref="#Quillinan_Ed">Mr.
                        Quillinan</persName>'s Sacrifice of Isabel</title>--an elegant Poem--very
                  short.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-345">
               <head><date when="1819-12-21">Tuesday 21 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>--worked at my shirt--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s at the Window--read <title ref="#Mordaunt">Mordaunt</title>--an excellent old Novel.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-346">
               <head><date when="1819-12-22">Wednesday 22 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>. Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--fed a charming <name ref="#robin">Bobby</name> in the
                     <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">plantation</placeName>--read <title ref="#Mems_Montrose">Memoirs of the <persName ref="#Graham_DofMontrose">Marquis
                        of Montrose</persName></title>a very great man &amp; great poet!--did some
                  tatting.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="31"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-347">
               <head><date when="1819-12-23">Thursday 23 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName> &amp; Heard from <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>
                  called--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName> &amp;
                  lent <persName ref="#Knyvett_Chas">Charles Knyvett</persName> six of <title ref="#Sermons_RRussell"><persName ref="#Russell_Richard">Dr.
                     Russell</persName>'s sermons</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-348">
               <head><date when="1819-12-23">Friday 24 <add>DECEMBER</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--wrote to
                     <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--read <persName ref="#Clarkson_Wm">Clarkson</persName>'s <title ref="#Abolition_SlaveTrade">History of the Abolition of the slave trade</title>. Good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-349">
               <head><date when="1819-12-23">Saturday 25 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--received a <title ref="#ItalianTrans_ChasD">proof sheet</title> from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>, corrected it &amp; wrote a
                  note to him. Walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--fed my
                     <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#MunsterCBoy">the Munster
                     Cottage boy</title> Middling.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-350">
               <head><date when="1819-12-26">Sunday 26 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--wrote to <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName>--read <title ref="#MunsterCBoy">the
                     Munster Cottage Boy</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-351">
               <head><date when="1819-12-27">Monday 27 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked out with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; my pets--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#Rhoda">Rhoda</title><!-- ck. ms. Rhoda is a german novel, in german, 1816. Peacock's Rhododaphne published 1818.  Dismal? -->--pretty
                  good but too dismal--<persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> a sweet lamb.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-352">
               <head><date when="1819-12-28">Tuesday 28 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William
                     Elford</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>--read
                     <title ref="#QueenhooH">Queenhoo Hall</title>--good.</p>
               <p>read <title ref="#Mems_Montrose">Memoirs of the <persName ref="#Graham_DofMontrose">Marquis of Montrose</persName></title> a very
                  great man &amp; great poet!</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-353">
               <head><date when="1819-12-29">Wednesday 29 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> in the Snow--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--worked at my shirt--read <persName ref="#Visconti_E">M.
                     Visconti</persName>'s <title ref="#DescCat_Louvre">Catalogue of pictures &amp;c
                     in the Louvre</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-354">
               <head><date when="1819-12-30">Thursday 30 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <unclear/>--went
                  to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--called at <persName ref="#Harris_Mr">Mr.
                     Harris</persName>'s, <orgName ref="#Rowdens">the Rowdens</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Marsh_family">Marshes</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Whites">Whites</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberry's</orgName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Joliffes">Jolyffe's</orgName><!-- LMW: note different spelling-->--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--a very pleasant morning.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-355">
               <head><date when="1819-12-31">Friday 31 <add>DECEMBER</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss Webb</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName> &amp; Heard from <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--tried a pattern upon some net--wrote to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>.</p>
            </div>
         </div>
         <pb n="32"/>
         <div type="year">
            <head>
               <date when="1820">1820</date>
            </head>

            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-356">
               <head><date when="1820-01-01">Saturday 1 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#Ivanhoe">Ivanhoe</title>--very fine.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-357">
               <head><date when="1820-01-02">Sunday 2 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s <!-- rjp: check transcription -->--read <title ref="#WrightvClement">Wright's &amp; Cobbett's trial with Mr. Wright's
                     excellent preface</title>--<persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> married to<!--LMW: note to explain her usage? bred Is this common 19th c. euphemism? ck. OED-->
                  <persName ref="#Whim">Whim</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-358">
               <head><date when="1820-01-03">Monday 3 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss Brooke</persName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-359">
               <head><date when="1820-01-04">Tues 4 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Ec:</title> &amp; <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">B.C.</title> reviews &amp; <title ref="#View_Europe"><persName ref="#HallamH">Hallam</persName>'s View of Europe in the Middle Ages</title>--good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-360">
               <head><date when="1820-01-05">Wednesday 5 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss Brooke</persName> &amp; finished my letter to <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName>--<persName ref="#Boscawen_Col">Col.
                     Boscawen</persName> called--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-361">
               <head><date when="1820-01-06">Thursday 6 <add>JANUARY</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName> with <persName>H. Hayward</persName>'s
                  bridecake<!--LMW: ck. ancestry tree, which Hayward married this day?-->--went to
                     <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--called on the <orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberry's</orgName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Joliffes">Joliffes</orgName>--<placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to
                  dinner--pleasant morning--read the <title ref="#EdinburghRev_per">Edinburgh
                     Review</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-362">
               <head><date when="1820-01-07">Friday 7 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>,
                     <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> &amp; Miss <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--read the Miniature<note resp="#lmw">Unidentified. May refer to an early 19th c. periodical of that title, or
                        <persName ref="#Davenport_Sel">Davenport</persName>'s <title ref="#Orig_Miniature">The Original of the Miniature</title>.</note>--fed my
                     <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--worked my shirt.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-363">
               <head><date when="1820-01-08">Saturday 8 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss Webb</persName>--read <title ref="#Clarissa">Clarissa</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-364">
               <head><date when="1820-01-09">Sunday 9 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>, <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs.
                     Rowden</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss
                  Webb</persName>--poor <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> had a bad fall on
                  the ice in the yard--poor dear.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-365">
               <head><date when="1820-01-10">Monday 10 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> better--finished my shirt.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-366">
               <head><date when="1820-01-11">Tuesday 11 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Hunt">Leigh Hunt</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> who was at <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>
                  for the <rs type="event" ref="#QuarterSessions_Berks">Sessions</rs>--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> better--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#DeadLtrOfc">The Dead Letter
                  Office</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-367">
               <head><date when="1820-01-12">Wednesday 12 <add>JANUARY</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--read <title ref="#Clarissa">Clarissa</title><!--LMW: is this Richardson or some other with same title? it is very long and she reads it in two days. check 1820 titles in worldcat
                  There is a new Rivington ed of Richardson in 1820.  There is also this self published work from 1817:
                  The Story of Clarissa, in two parts.
Author:	CLARISSA
Publisher:	London : Printed for the Author, 1817.-->.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-368">
               <head><date when="1820-01-13">Thursday 13 <add>JANUARY</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-369">
               <head><date when="1820-01-14">Friday 14 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                  James</persName>--finished <title ref="#Clarissa">Clarissa</title>--very fine.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-370">
               <head><date when="1820-01-15">Saturday 15 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss Webb</persName>--wrote to
                     <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> ill--at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="33"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-371">
               <head><date when="1820-01-16">Sunday 16 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p><persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> sent for me to <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--I went--a very pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-372">
               <head><date when="1820-01-17">Monday 17 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--<unclear><persName ref="#Bocket_Mr">Mr.
                     Bocket</persName></unclear> &amp; <persName ref="#Stephenson_Mr">Mr.
                     Stephenson</persName> called--looked over <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>'s fine prints--pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-373">
               <head><date when="1820-01-18">Tuesday 18 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p><persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles #Dickinson_Mrs">Mr. &amp; Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName> brought me home--read <title ref="#Acct_Knox"><persName ref="#Knox_Robt">Knox</persName>'s Captivity in Ceylon</title>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> better.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-374">
               <head><date when="1820-01-19">Wednesday 19 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs.
                     Hofland</persName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-375">
               <head><date when="1820-01-20">Thursday 20 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> about taking <persName ref="#Rapley_Ha">Hannah Rapley</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-376">
               <head><date when="1820-01-21">Friday 21 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--<persName ref="#Harley_Mr">Mr.
                     Harley</persName> came to see the house--very pleasant--heard from <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-377">
               <head><date when="1820-01-22">Saturday 22 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary
                     Webb</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--wrote to <persName ref="#Hawkes_Miss">Miss
                     Hawkes</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-378">
               <head><date when="1820-01-23">Sunday 23 <add>JANUARY</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hawkes_Miss">Miss Hawkes</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss
                     Webb</persName>, <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>,
                     <persName ref="#Waterton_Mrs">Mrs. Waterton</persName>, <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-379">
               <head><date when="1820-01-24">Monday 24 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     William</persName>--<persName ref="#Rapley_Ha">Hannah Rapley</persName> went at
                  my recommendation to live with <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-380">
               <head><date when="1820-01-25">Tuesday 25 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#Petrarque_deG">Petrarque et Laura</title> by
                     <persName ref="#deGenlis_Mme">Madame de Genlis</persName>--pretty good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-381">
               <head><date when="1820-01-26">Wednesday 26 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--got my mourning ready for the <persName ref="#PrinceEdward1767">Duke of Kent</persName>--read <title ref="#HermitInLondon">the Hermit in London</title>--very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-382">
               <head><date when="1820-01-27">Thursday 27 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>--found <persName ref="#Webb_James">Mr. Webb</persName> better--<persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza</persName> not
                     well--<persName ref="#Hayward_MrsW">Mrs. Hayward</persName>'s <persName ref="#Hayward_da">little girl</persName><!--LMW: ck. tree, who born in 1820?-->
                  very pretty. Came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--read
                     <title ref="#Country_Neighbours">Country Neighbours</title>--famous.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-383">
               <head><date when="1820-01-28">Friday 28 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss
                     Webb</persName>--read <title ref="#Sketch_FriendsFam">a sketch of my Friend's
                     Family</title>--sad Methodistical stuff--<persName ref="#Burney_SH">Miss
                     Burney</persName>'s <title ref="#Country_Neighbours">Country
                  Neighbours</title>--very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-384">
               <head><date when="1820-01-29">Sat.29 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--knocked my
                     eye--<persName ref="#Marmy_pet">Marmion</persName> very amiable poor dear love
                  pittied<!-- ck. ms. -->me &amp; loved me very much. <persName ref="#GeoIII">The
                     King</persName> died this evening.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="34"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-385">
               <head><date when="1820-01-30">Sunday 30 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s--heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     William</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William
                     Elford</persName>--read <title ref="#Country_Neighbours">Country
                     Neighbours</title>--very good indeed--Heard of the <persName ref="#GeoIII">King</persName>'s Death.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-386">
               <head><date when="1820-01-31">Monday 31 <add>JANUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping--picked up a great many &amp; got a great deal of <name ref="#furze">furse</name> stumps--heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William
                     Elford</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-387">
               <head><date when="1820-02-01">Tuesday 1 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss Webb</persName>--went with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> into <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> to buy a new bombazine gown--bought a very nice one for
                  2s. 9d. a yard--called on the <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberrys</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Joliffes">Joliffes</orgName>--the <orgName ref="#Reading_Inst">Institution</orgName>
                  &amp; <persName ref="#Havell_Mrs">Mrs. Havell</persName>'s--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to dinner--a very pleasant morning.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-388">
               <head><date when="1820-02-02">Wednesday 2 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping--got a great many--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#SpencesAnec">Spence's Anecdotes</title>--very
                  good indeed--&amp; wrote another Postscript to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     William Elford</persName>--read likewise <title ref="#EclecticRev">the
                     Eclectic</title> &amp; <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British</title>
                  Reviews.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-389">
               <head><date when="1820-02-03">Thursday 3 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--got a great many--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s
                  in the <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">Plantations</placeName>--read <title ref="#ManinMoon_Hone"> The Man in the Moon</title> famous &amp; <title ref="#Mems_WilhelminaofPrussia">the Memoirs of the <persName ref="#Wilhelmina_Prussia1709">Margravine of Bareith</persName></title></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-390">
               <head><date when="1820-02-04">Friday 4 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--got a great many indeed--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s in the <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">Plantations</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss
                     Webb</persName>--poor <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> grows
                     big.<note resp="#lmw">From pregnancy.</note></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-391">
               <head><date when="1820-02-05">Saturday 5 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--new trimmed my old
                  bombazine--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--read
                     <title ref="#Anastasius">Anastasius</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-392">
               <head><date when="1820-02-06">Sunday 6 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Palmer_CF">Mr. Palmer</persName> enclosing my letter to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>--rode with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley
                     Hill</placeName>--saw <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>--<persName ref="#Allingham_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Allingham</persName><!--LMW: Mrs. A. is likely Mrs. D's mother--><persName ref="#Rigby_Mr">Mr. Rigby</persName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Parfitt_das">the Miss
                     Parfitts</orgName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to
                  dinner--a pleasant morning--read <title ref="#Anastasius">Anastasius</title>--very
                  good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-393">
               <head><date when="1820-02-07">Monday 7 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> finished my new black bombazine gown--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went coursing, killed 4 <name ref="#hare">hare</name>s &amp; a <name ref="#rabbit">rabbit</name>--read<title ref="#Anastasius">Anastasius</title>--very fine indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-394">
               <head><date when="1820-02-08">Tuesday 8 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Sent a <name ref="#hare">hare</name> to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs.
                     Hofland</persName>--gave one to <persName ref="#Havell_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Havell</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--got a great
                  many--read <title ref="#Anastasius">Anastasius</title>. </p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-395">
               <head><date when="1820-02-09">Wednesday 9 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping &amp; <name ref="#wood">wood</name>ing
                  with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> in the <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">plantation</placeName>
                  by poor <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>'s grave--got a great quantity
                  of <name ref="#wood">wood</name> &amp; <name ref="#fir">fir</name>tops--read
                     <title ref="#Speeches_Windham"><persName ref="#Windham_Wm">Windham</persName>'s
                     speeches</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-396">
               <head><date when="1820-02-10">Thursday 10 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--called on the <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberrys</orgName>, <persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt #Tuppen_Mrs">Tuppens</persName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Valpys">Valpys</orgName>--dined at the <orgName ref="#Joliffes">Jolliffes</orgName>--<persName ref="#Madison_Mrs">Mrs. Maddison</persName>,
                     <persName ref="#Marsh_Henry">Harry Marsh</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Sherwood_Mr">Mr. Sherwood</persName> came in the evening--excellent
                  dinner--very pleasant day--corrected some proofs of <persName ref="#Joliffe_Mrs">Mrs. Jolliffe</persName>'s <title ref="#Tales_MrsJoliffe">little
                  Tales</title><!--unpublished? Anonymous?-->--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="35"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-397">
               <head><date when="1820-02-11">Friday 11 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Read a tolerable Poem called <title ref="#Hacho">Hacho or the spell of St.
                     Wilten</title>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss Webb</persName>--Poor dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>'s grave planted with <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s by <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#George">George</persName>--God bless him poor dear!</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-398">
               <head><date when="1820-02-12">Saturday 12 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--<name ref="#snowdrop">snowdrop</name>s
                  out.</p>
            </div>
            <div>
               <head><date when="1820-02-13">Sunday 13 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p><!-- LMW: a pet or a person? -->'s grave--read <title ref="#Delphine">Delphine</title>--not good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-399">
               <head><date when="1820-02-14">Monday 14 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Went <name ref="#wood">wood</name>ing &amp; <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping in
                  the <placeName ref="#lowerPlantation_BH">lower plantation</placeName>--got a great
                     deal--<persName ref="#Moses_pet">Moses</persName> killed 3 <name ref="#hare">hare</name>s &amp; two <name ref="#rabbit">rabbit</name>s dear love! <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Moll</persName> a great pet.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-400">
               <head><date when="1820-02-15">Tuesday 15 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--sent her a <name ref="#hare">hare</name>--went <name ref="#wood">wood</name>ing with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--read <title ref="#Delphine">Delphine</title>--much too dismal--planted some <name ref="#SweetWilliam">sweet William</name>s on dear <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>'s
                  grave.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-401">
               <head><date when="1820-02-16">Wednesday 16 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Heard from Miss <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>, <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs.
                     Hofland</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William
                     Elford</persName>--read <title ref="#TalesofFancy_Shipwreck">the First Volume
                     of the Tales of Fancy containing the Shipwreck</title> by <persName ref="#Burney_SH">Miss Burney</persName>--good--&amp; <title ref="#Speeches_Windham"><persName ref="#Windham_Wm">Windham</persName>'s
                     Speeches</title> good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-402">
               <head><date when="1820-02-17">Thursday 17 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>Wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--went into <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--called at the <orgName ref="#Joliffes">Jolliffes</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Newberrys">Newberrys</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Sherwoods">Sherwoods</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Whites">Whites</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Valpys">Valpys</orgName> (witnessed the dear
                     <persName ref="#Valpy_Richard">Drs.</persName>
                  <title ref="#Will_DrValpy">Will</title>)--saw <persName ref="#Dundas_C">Mr.
                     Dundas</persName> who sent off my letter to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     William</persName>, &amp; a great many people. Came home to dinner &amp; read
                     <title ref="#deStael_Intro"><persName ref="#NeckerdeS_A">Mme. Necker de
                        Saussure</persName>'s Notice sur la caractere et les ecrits de Madame de
                     Staël</title>--which is good enough.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-403">
               <head><date when="1820-02-18">Friday 18 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#wood">wood</name>ing with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> in the
                     <placeName ref="#lowerPlantation_BH">lower Plantation</placeName>--got a great
                  deal--read <title ref="#EskdaleHerdboy">the Eskdale Herdboy</title> (good) &amp;
                  wrote to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-404">
               <head><date when="1820-02-19">Saturday 19 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#wood">wood</name>ing with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> in the
                     <placeName ref="#lowerPlantation_BH">lower Plantation</placeName>--wrote to
                     <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--read <title ref="#Speeches_Windham"><persName ref="#Windham_Wm">Windham</persName>'s
                     Speeches</title>--very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-405">
               <head><date when="1820-02-20">Sunday 20 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">Town</placeName> in the snow--heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>--read <title ref="#Dudley">Dudley</title>--very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-406">
               <head><date when="1820-02-21">Monday 21 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> in <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#Dudley">Dudley</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-407">
               <head><date when="1820-02-22">Tuesday 22 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--wrote to dear
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#ROgers_Miss">Miss Rogers</persName> for <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                  James</persName>--read <title ref="#Dudley">Dudley</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="36"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-408">
               <head><date when="1820-02-23">Wednesday 23 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping
                  with <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> in the <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">plantations</placeName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#Nourjahad">Nourjahad</title> old but
                  pretty.<!-- trans. by Frances Sheridan about 1814 but turned into plays and a children's work? which one? --></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-409">
               <head><date when="1820-02-24">Thursday 24 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Rogers_Miss">Miss
                     Rogers</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName> (to tell her of the birth of <persName ref="#Woodburn_Mrs">Mrs. Woodburn</persName>'s <persName ref="#Woodburn_son">boy</persName>) &amp;
                  to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--read <title ref="#Narr_BrigCommerce"><persName ref="#Riley_James">Riley</persName>'s
                     narrative of the Loss of the Brig
                  Commerce</title><!--Loss of the American Brig Commerce, wrecked on the western coast of Africa, in the month of August, 1815 : with an account of Tombuctoo, and of the hitherto undiscovered great city of Wassanah.
                        Author:	James Riley, Captain.
                        Publisher:	London : John Murray, Albemarle Street, 1817. -->--interesting
                  but <title ref="#BaronMunchausen">Munchausen</title>ish.<!-- Wunderbare Reisen zu Wasser und Lande, Feldzüge and lustige Abentheuer des Freyherrn von Münchhausen : wie er dieselben bey der Flasche im Cirkel seiner Freunde selbst zu erzählen pflegt.
Author:	Gottfried August Bürger
Publisher:	London : [publisher not identified], 1786.
                  
                  meaning fantastical.
                  German story turned into stage melodramas in 1790s--></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-410">
               <head><date when="1820-02-25">Friday 25 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping
                  with <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>--read <title ref="#Coelebs_Dec">Coelebs Deceived</title> poor methodistical stuff--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> in the Evening.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-411">
               <head><date when="1820-02-26">Saturday 26 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#wood">wood</name>ing &amp; <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-412">
               <head><date when="1820-02-27">Sunday 27 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#primrose">primros</name>ing in <placeName ref="#park_BH">the park</placeName> &amp;
                     <placeName ref="#field_BH">fields</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--got a good many--read <title ref="#Glenfergus_fict">Glenfergus</title>--famous.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-413">
               <head><date when="1820-02-28">Monday 28 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went into <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> for the Grand Jury--went <name ref="#wood">wood</name>ing
                  in the <placeName ref="#lowerPlantation_BH">lower plantation</placeName> with dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--read <title ref="#AuthAcct_FrRev">Authentic Account of the
                     French Revolution</title>--interesting.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-414">
               <head><date when="1820-02-29">Tuesday 29 <add>FEBRUARY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> went into <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp;
                  to <persName ref="#Harness_Wm">Dr. Harness</persName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--<persName ref="#Valpy_Mrs">Mrs. Valpy</persName> &amp;
                     <orgName ref="#Valpy_das">the Miss Valpys</orgName> called--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping in <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">the
                     plantation</placeName>--got a great many--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s there--read <title ref="#NoFiction">No Fiction</title>--sad
                  methodistical stuff--Heard from <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>
                  again--who went to <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName> from the Grand
                  Jury.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-415">
               <head><date when="1820-03-01">Wednesday 1 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s both at the window &amp; in the <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">plantations</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--got a great
                  many--read <title ref="#Vicissitudes">Vicissitudes</title>--delightful old
                  thing.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-416">
               <head><date when="1820-03-02">Thursday 2 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--helped <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> pack the China--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--got a note from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                  James</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-417">
               <head><date when="1820-03-03">Friday 3 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping, got a great many--wrote a handbill for <persName ref="#Monck_JB">Mr. Monck</persName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> heard from <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr.
                  Johnson</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-418">
               <head><date when="1820-03-04">Saturday 4 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--got a great many--two <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s I
                  think man &amp; wife followed me all over the <placeName ref="#plantation_BH">plantation</placeName> &amp; behind the house &amp; ate bread that I threw
                  them in half a dozen different places--heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName>--<persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>
                  brought to bed of two live puppies &amp; two dead ones--<persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> as well as can be expected poor dear.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="37"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-419">
               <head><date when="1820-03-05">Sunday 5 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--went to <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>
                  to dinner--wrote to <persName ref="#Harness_Wm">Dr. Harness</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--nursed <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-420">
               <head><date when="1820-03-06">Monday 6 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--got a great many--fed my <name ref="#robin">Bobbie</name>s--nursed <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>--read the
                     <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic</title> &amp; <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic</title> Reviews.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-421">
               <head><date when="1820-03-07">Tuesday 7 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> brought to bed of a <rs type="person" ref="#Dickinson_Daughter">girl</rs>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping, got a great many--read the <title ref="#Life_Wesley">Life
                     of Wesley</title> (<persName ref="#Wesley_Chas">Charles</persName> &amp;
                     <persName ref="#Wesley_John">John</persName>) stupid enough.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-422">
               <head><date when="1820-03-08">Wednesday 8 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping, got a good many--read <title ref="#HistAcctAfrica_JL"><persName ref="#Leyden_John">Leyden</persName>'s Africa</title> very
                  good--nursed dear <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-423">
               <head><date when="1820-03-09">Thursday 9 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went into <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> to the Election--called on <persName ref="#Jolliffe_Mrs">Mrs. Jolliffe</persName>--<orgName ref="#Brookes">the
                     Brookes</orgName>--<persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt #Tuppen_Mrs">the
                     Tuppens</persName>-- <orgName ref="#Valpys">the Valpys</orgName>--dined with
                     <persName ref="#Marsh_Mrs">Mrs. Marsh</persName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at night--a very pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-424">
               <head><date when="1820-03-10">Friday 10 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--got a great many--fed my <name ref="#robin">bobbie</name>s.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-425">
               <head><date when="1820-03-11">Saturday 11 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> to the Election with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--called at the <orgName ref="#Marsh_family">Marsh's</orgName>--<persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt #Tuppen_Mrs">Tuppens</persName>--&amp;c. Dined at <orgName ref="#Valpys">the
                  Valpys</orgName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at
                  night--pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-426">
               <head><date when="1820-03-12">Sunday 12 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley
                     Hill</placeName>--saw <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>,
                     <persName ref="#Allingham_Mrs">Mrs. Allingham</persName> &amp; the sweet little
                     <persName ref="#Dickinson_Daughter">baby</persName>--dined at <orgName ref="#Webbs">the Webbs</orgName> when I met <persName ref="#Wheeler_John">John
                     Wheeler</persName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at
                  night--pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-427">
               <head><date when="1820-03-13">Monday 13 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to the <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> election<!--LMW: tag event?-->--called
                  at <persName ref="#Bath_Mrs">Mrs. Bath</persName>'s--sat at <persName ref="#Lane">Lane</persName>'s <!-- is this a person or a place? -->--went to <placeName ref="#ReadingTownHall">the Hall</placeName>--dined with <orgName ref="#Valpys">the Valpy's</orgName>--very pleasant day indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-428">
               <head><date when="1820-03-14">Tuesday 14 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to the Election--called
                  on <persName ref="#Marsh_Mrs">Mrs. Marsh</persName>, <persName ref="#Tuppen_Mrs">Mrs. Tuppen</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss
                     Brooke</persName>--got a <persName ref="#Cook2">cook</persName>--sat at
                     <persName ref="#Lane">Lane</persName>'s--went to <placeName ref="#ReadingTownHall">the Hall</placeName>--dined at <orgName ref="#Valpys">the Valpy's</orgName>--very pleasant day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-429">
               <head><date when="1820-03-15">Wednesday 15 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to the Election with
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--called at the <orgName ref="#Anstruthers">Anstruthers</orgName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Valpys">Valpy's</orgName>--saw the <orgName ref="#MPs">Members</orgName> (<persName ref="#Monck_JB">Monck</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Palmer_CF">Palmer</persName>) chaired from <persName ref="#Cowper_Mr">Mr.
                     Cowper</persName>s at <placeName ref="#Crown_Inn">the Crown</placeName>--heard
                  the speeches at <persName ref="#Letchworth_Mrs">Mrs. Letchworth</persName>'s--saw
                     <persName ref="#Weyland_John">Mr. Weyland</persName>s shabby procession from
                     <persName ref="#Joliffe_Mrs">Mrs. Jolliffe</persName>'s--dined with <persName ref="#Marsh_Mrs">Mrs. Marsh</persName>--a delightful day--gloriously bright
                  &amp; sunshiny--the Chairing the finest sight I ever beheld--upwards of ten
                  thousand people--all quiet &amp; rejoicing.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-430">
               <head><date when="1820-03-16">Thursday 16 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping, got a few--went <name ref="#primrose">primros</name>ing,
                  got a good many--read <title ref="#Mems_Napoleon1815">Memoires de Napoleon <pb n="38"/> en 1815 par <persName ref="#deChaboulon">M. Fleury de
                        Chaboulon</persName></title>--a good fellow, but the book rather dull.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-431">
               <head><date when="1820-03-17">Friday 17 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p><persName ref="#Elliot_Mr">Mr. Elliot</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Elliott_John">his son</persName> came to take possession--<persName ref="#White_Tom">Tom White</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt">Captain Tuppen</persName> called--read <title ref="#Mems_Napoleon1815">Memoires de Napoleon</title>--a most interesting book. At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> all day with a bad cold.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-432">
               <head><date when="1820-03-18">Saturday 18 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping in the <placeName ref="#middlePlantation_BH">middle
                     Plantation</placeName>--got a great many--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>--read <title ref="#Vicissitudes">Vicissitudes</title>--my cold a good deal better--nursed <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-433">
               <head><date when="1820-03-19">Sunday 19 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--cold better--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--read <title ref="#Shakespeare_Times_nonfict">Shakespeare &amp; his Times</title>, good materials badly used--nursed
                     <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Moll</persName> &amp; the Pups.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-434">
               <head><date when="1820-03-20">Monday 20 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>, <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                  William</persName>--walked to <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">the
                     Cross</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> to
                  look at <persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>s <placeName ref="#cottage_TMC">house</placeName>--read <title ref="#Shakespeare_Times_nonfict">Shakespeare &amp; his Times</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-435">
               <head><date when="1820-03-21">Tuesday 21 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>--<persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName> came to
                  see us, dined &amp; slept there--a very pleasant day indeed--I was delighted to
                  see her.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-436">
               <head><date when="1820-03-22">Wednesday 22 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--took <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName> back to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--called on <orgName ref="#Valpys">the Valpy</orgName>'s,
                     <orgName ref="#Hawkes_family">Hawkes</orgName>'s, <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Bulleys">Bulleys</orgName> &amp;c.--hired
                     <persName ref="#Cook3">a Cook</persName>--came back to dinner--pleasant
                  morning.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-437">
               <head><date when="1820-03-23">Thursday 23 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--went <name ref="#flower">flower</name>ing
                  in <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr.
                     Body</persName>'s Fields</placeName> &amp; <placeName ref="#field_BH">my
                     own</placeName>--got a great many <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s in
                     <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>s
                     fields</placeName> (the first this year) &amp; <name ref="#primrose">primrose</name>s yellow, white &amp; coloured in our <placeName ref="#field_BH">own</placeName>--Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> in the
                  evening--read <title ref="#Shakespeare_Times_nonfict">Shakespeare &amp; his
                     Times</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-438">
               <head><date when="1820-03-24">Friday 24 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--did not get many--Heard from <persName ref="#Hudswell_Mrs">Mrs. Hudswell</persName> about our <persName ref="#Cook2">old
                  Cook</persName>'s misconduct--&amp; from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary
                     Webb</persName>--Had a quarrel with <persName ref="#Howell_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Howell</persName> about my <name ref="#carnation">Carnations</name> which she
                  stole--made <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>'s old Cocked Hat into a
                  bonnet--read <title ref="#Hist_ParisianMass"><persName ref="#Comber_Thos">Combers</persName> Parisian Massacre</title>--bad--&amp; <persName ref="#Wentworth_WC">Wentworth</persName>'s <title ref="#Desc_NSWales">Account
                     of New South Wales</title>--not good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-439">
               <head><date when="1820-03-25">Saturday 25 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting to <placeName ref="#meadow_Davies"><persName ref="#Davies_Mr">Davies</persName>' Meadows</placeName>--got a great
                     many--<persName ref="#Moses_pet">Moses</persName> went with me a great saint
                  poor dear. <persName ref="#Marmy_pet">Marmy</persName> went to <placeName ref="#Alresford_Hamps">Alresford</placeName> dear sweet lamb, God bless
                  him.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-440">
               <head><date when="1820-03-26">Sunday 26 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--read <title ref="#QuarterlyRev_per">the Quarterly Review</title>--played with <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> &amp; the pups--wrote to <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="39"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-441">
               <head><date when="1820-03-27">Monday 27 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--Went <name ref="#fir">Fir</name>topping--got a great many--read <persName ref="#Beaumont_Fr">Beaumont</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Fletcher_John">Fletcher</persName><note resp="#lmw">Collected editions of <persName ref="#Beaumont_Fr">Beaumont</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Fletcher_John">Fletcher</persName> were published by Stockdale in 1811 (3 volumes) and F.
                     C. and J. Rivington in 1812 (14 volumes)</note>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-442">
               <head><date when="1820-03-28">Tuesday 28 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">Town</placeName>--went
                     <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> in <placeName ref="#Davies_fields"><persName ref="#Davies_Mr">Davies</persName>'s</placeName> &amp; <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>'s
                     Fields</placeName>--got a good many.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-443">
               <head><date when="1820-03-29">Wednesday 29 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> in <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>--went
                     <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting about our <placeName ref="#field_BH">own
                     place</placeName> &amp; <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>'s</placeName>--did not get
                  many--then went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-444">
               <head><date when="1820-03-30">Thursday 30 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> to meet <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> round by <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--went to see <placeName ref="#GroveCottage">Grove
                     Cottage</placeName>--did not like it--called at the <orgName ref="#Joliffes">Jolliffes</orgName>--came back to tea.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-445">
               <head><date when="1820-03-31">Friday 31 <add>MARCH</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> went to
                     <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge wood</placeName> way--got
                  a great many--read the New <title ref="#LondonMag">London Magazine</title>--very
                  good--wrote to <persName ref="#Jolliffe_Mrs">Mrs. Jolliffe</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-446">
               <head><date when="1820-04-01">Saturday 1 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting in <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>'s Fields</placeName> &amp;
                     <placeName ref="#fields_BH">our own</placeName>--got a great many--Read <title ref="#Hist_Crusades_CM"><persName ref="#Mill_Chas">Mill</persName>'s History of
                     the Crusades</title> very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-447">
               <head><date when="1820-04-02">Sunday 2 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley
                     Hill</placeName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> to
                  dinner--probably my last ride in the dear old dog cart--read the <title ref="#EdinburghRev_per">Edinburgh Review</title> &amp; began <title ref="#Monastery_WS">the Monastery</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-448">
               <head><date when="1820-04-03">Monday 3 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Jolliffe_Mrs">Mrs. Jolliffe</persName>--a great deal of packing &amp;
                  moving going forward--<persName ref="#Cockle_Gen">General Cockle</persName> came
                  to look at the house--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping I suppose for the
                  last time--got a good many dear loves--petted <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>--read <title ref="#Monastery_WS">the Monastery</title> not
                  very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-449">
               <head><date when="1820-04-04">Tuesday 4 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--my last day I suppose at that
                  dear <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>!--<persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName> sent me the New <title ref="#Times_news"> Times</title>
                  with the Critique on his <title ref="#ChrstEJrslm_Haydon">picture</title><note resp="#lmw">The review appeared in the 27 March 1820 issue.</note>--went about
                  very disconsolate--<name ref="#fir">fir</name>topped a little--drew a plan of
                     <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">the place</placeName>--read <title ref="#Monastery_WS">the Monastery</title>--a very uncomfortable melancholy
                  day.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-450">
               <head><date when="1820-04-05">Wednesday 5 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>Heard from <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William</persName>--went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping--left <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram
                     House</placeName> &amp; went to live at <placeName ref="#cottage_TMC"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>'s Cottage</placeName> at <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">the Cross</placeName>--very sorry to go--in a great
                  skirmish all day long--very uncomfortable indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-451">
               <head><date when="1820-04-06">Thursday 6 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram House</placeName> to fetch some things we left
                  there--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting there &amp; in <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>'s
                     Fields</placeName>--never got half so many in my life--lost poor <persName ref="#Selim_pet">Selim</persName>--in a great fright--but found him again--read
                     <title ref="#Monastery_WS">the Monastery</title>--not so good as some of his
                  Novels.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="40"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-452">
               <head><date when="1820-04-07">Friday 7 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting to <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram
                  House</placeName>--planted out <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s in our
                     <placeName ref="#garden_TMC">garden</placeName> here--<persName ref="#Green_Mr_Berks">Mr. Green</persName> called while I was out--read <title ref="#Monastery_WS">the Monastery</title>--pretty good too.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-453">
               <head><date when="1820-04-08">Saturday 8 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> to <persName ref="#Smith_James">James
                     Smith</persName>'s--got very wet--wrote to <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir
                     William</persName>--read <title ref="#Walsingham">Walsingham</title> old &amp;
                  bad.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-454">
               <head><date when="1820-04-09">Sunday 9 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross"> home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--took a walk with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; found some <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s in a <placeName ref="#field_TMC">field</placeName> near
                  here--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-455">
               <head><date when="1820-04-10">Monday 10 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>, <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss
                     James</persName>, <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Harness_Wm">Dr. Harness</persName>--read the <title ref="#EclecticRev">Eclectic</title> &amp; <title ref="#BritishCritic_per">British Critic</title>
                  Reviews &amp; <title ref="#KingCoal">King Coal's Levée</title>--a pretty little
                  thing.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-456">
               <head><date when="1820-04-11">Tuesday 11 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs.
                     Hofland</persName>--finished my letter to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr.
                     Haydon</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> &amp;
                  wrote to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName>--signed a bond to
                     <persName ref="#Harness_Wm">Dr. Harness</persName>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-457">
               <head><date when="1820-04-12">Wednesday 12 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--read the <title ref="#New_Monthly_Mag">New Monthly Magazine</title>--transcribed the compliment
                  of myself in it--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting with <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> to <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>'s Fields</placeName> &amp;
                     <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram house</placeName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> to go back with the <title ref="#New_Monthly_Mag">Magazine</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-458">
               <head><date when="1820-04-13">Thursday 13 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> Dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Gran</persName> in <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>--answered
                  a note to <persName ref="#Russell_M">Mama</persName> from <persName ref="#Stewart_Mr">Mr. Stewart</persName> &amp; wrote him a letter of
                  recommendation to <persName ref="#Woodburn_Mr">Mr. Woodburn</persName>. <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName> called &amp; dined with
                  me--read <title ref="#Knights_Swan"><persName ref="#deGenlis_Mme">Madame de
                        Genlis</persName>' Knights of the Swan</title>--so so.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-459">
               <head><date when="1820-04-14">Friday 14 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--Heard from dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Dickinson</persName>--lost dear <persName ref="#Selim_pet">Selim</persName>--<persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> and <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> came <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> in the Evening.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-460">
               <head><date when="1820-04-15">Saturday 15 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting about <placeName ref="#fields_BH">our old fields</placeName>
                  &amp; <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr.
                        Body</persName>'s</placeName>--read <title ref="#LondonMag">Baldwin's
                     London</title> &amp; <title ref="#Blackwoods">Blackwood's Edinburgh</title>
                     Magazines--<persName ref="#Hill_Mr">Mr. Hill</persName> took away one of
                     <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>'s puppies--poor <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> &amp; the other pup cried very much.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-461">
               <head><date when="1820-04-16">Sunday 16 <add>APRIL</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hayward_MrsW">Mrs.
                     Hayward</persName> (<persName ref="#Hayward_MrsW">Mrs. H</persName>'s letter
                  was to <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Papa</persName>) &amp; <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>--dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> went to <placeName ref="#London_city">Town</placeName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>
                  called with <rs type="person" ref="#Dickinson_Daughter">the baby</rs>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting--found a new bank in a <placeName ref="#field_TMC">field</placeName> by the hill--wrote to <persName ref="#Voules_Mrs">Mrs. Voules</persName> &amp;<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-462">
               <head><date when="1820-04-17">Monday 17 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge wood</placeName> with <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>, got a great deal of <name ref="#woodsorrel">woodsorrel</name>
                  &amp; some white <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s in <placeName ref="#meadow_Davies"><persName ref="#Davies_Mr">Davies</persName>'s
                     meadow</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Voules_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Voules</persName> (to whom I sent <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>'s
                     <pb n="41"/> other pup)--had a delightful morning--read <title ref="#Blackwoods">Blackwood's Magazine</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-463">
               <head><date when="1820-04-18">Tuesday 18 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Harness_Wm">Dr.
                     Harness</persName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>
                  in the Cart--called on the <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName> (to condole
                  on <persName ref="#Brooke_Mr">Mr. Brooke</persName>'s death)--<orgName ref="#Marsh_family">Marsh's</orgName>--<orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberrys</orgName>--<persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt #Tuppen_Mrs">Tuppens</persName> &amp; <orgName ref="#Valpys">the Valpy's</orgName>--came
                     <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> to dinner--read the <title ref="#LondonMag">London Magazine</title>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Liebensrood">Mr.
                     Liebensrood</persName> called &amp; saw <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-464">
               <head><date when="1820-04-19">Wednesday 19 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting <note resp="#coles">sic</note> to <placeName ref="#field_Body"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>'s
                     fields</placeName> &amp; <placeName ref="#fields_BH">our old
                  Place</placeName>--got some lovely coloured &amp; white <name ref="#primrose">primrose</name>s &amp; yellow ones &amp; heard a most beautiful <name ref="#nightingale">nightingale</name> in <placeName ref="#Bodys_lane"><persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>'s lane</placeName> from <placeName ref="#cottage_TMC">our Cottage</placeName>--read <title ref="#Mystery_TG">the
                     Mystery</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-465">
               <head><date when="1820-04-20">Thursday 20 <add>APRIL</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>--went to <persName ref="#Webb_James">Mr.
                     Webb</persName>'s with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> in the Cart
                  &amp; got <persName ref="#Wasp_pet">Wasp</persName><!--LMW: double check letter , is this the name of greyhound they gave to Haydon?-->
                  for <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>--dined at <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> &amp; met <persName ref="#Morris_Mr">Mr. Morris</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Talmage_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Talmage</persName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> at
                  night--a pleasant day--took dear <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName> who
                  was much admired--wrote to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-466">
               <head><date when="1820-04-21">Friday 21 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge wood</placeName> in the Cart with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp; the pets--got a great many <name ref="#pansy">pansies</name> &amp; <name ref="#woodsorrel">wood sorrel</name>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt #Tuppen_Mrs">the Tuppens</persName> called whilst we were
                  out--had a delightful morning indeed.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-467">
               <head><date when="1820-04-22">Saturday 22 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#flower">flower</name>ing up <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">the Cross</placeName>
                  hill--got a few white <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s &amp; some <name ref="#primrose">primrose</name>s, &amp; read <persName ref="#Beaumont_Fr">Beaumont</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Fletcher_John">Fletcher</persName>
                  in a <placeName ref="#meadow_TMC">very pretty meadow</placeName>--read the <title ref="#Times_news">Times</title> papers.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-468">
               <head><date when="1820-04-23">Sunday 23 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to our <placeName ref="#field_TMC">field</placeName> by the Brook--<persName ref="#Green_Mr_Berks">Mr.
                     Green</persName> called while we were out--heard from <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>--read <title ref="#Mystery_TG">the Mystery</title>--a new novel--not very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-469">
               <head><date when="1820-04-24">Monday 24 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>
                  &amp; the pets to <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge wood</placeName>--got a
                  quantity of <name ref="#cowslip">cowslip</name>s, <name ref="#woodsorrel">wood
                     sorrel</name> &amp; <name ref="#pansy">pansies</name>--a delightful
                     morning--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>
                  called.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-470">
               <head><date when="1820-04-25">Tuesday 25 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--walked with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> to <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram
                     House</placeName> &amp; got <name ref="#primrose">primrose</name>s &amp; <name ref="#cowslip">cowslip</name>s--made a <name ref="#cowslip">Cowslip</name>
                  ball<!--LMW: make note re. story--> for <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>--read <title ref="#Travels_NGermany"><persName ref="#Hodgskin_Thos">Hodgkin</persName>'s travels in Germany</title> Good
                  politics but middling writing.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-471">
               <head><date when="1820-04-26">Wednesday 26 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#cowslip">cowslip</name>ping with <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp; the
                  pets in <placeName ref="#meadow_Bridgwater"><persName ref="#Bridgwater_Mr">Mr.
                        Bridgwater</persName>'s meadows</placeName> by the brook--very pleasant
                  morning--read <title ref="#Travels_NGermany"><persName ref="#Hodgskin_Thos">Hodgkin</persName>'s Travels</title>--good politics.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="42"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-472">
               <head><date when="1820-04-27">Thursday 27 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went walking with dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets up a lane leading
                  to <placeName ref="#Spencers_Wood">Spencer's wood</placeName>--found a <placeName ref="#field_TMC">field</placeName> with a quantity of wild <name ref="#periwinkle">periwinkle</name> in the hedge--very beautiful. Read
                     <persName ref="#Southey_R">Southey</persName>'s <title ref="#Life_Wesley">Life
                     of Wesley</title>--very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-473">
               <head><date when="1820-04-28">Friday 28 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Pingewood">Pinge wood</placeName> with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> &amp; the
                  pets--went likewise to <placeName ref="#BurghfieldBr">Burghfield</placeName> &amp;
                  got some <name ref="#tulip">field Tulip</name>s--met <persName ref="#Liebensrood_Mr">Mr. Liebenrood</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Liebensrood_son">his son</persName>--<persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr.
                     Body</persName> called--heard from <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr.
                     Haydon</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>.
                  Read <persName ref="#Southey_R">Southey</persName>'s <title ref="#Life_Wesley">Life of Wesley</title>--very amusing.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-474">
               <head><date when="1820-04-29">Saturday 29 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#cowslip">cowslip</name>ping with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the
                  Pets in <placeName ref="#meadow_Bridgwater"><persName ref="#Bridgwater_Mr">Bridgwater</persName>'s meadows</placeName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName> called--read <persName ref="#Hogg_J">Hogg</persName>'s <title ref="#WinterEve_JH">Winter Evening's
                     Tales</title>--famous.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-475">
               <head><date when="1820-04-30">Sunday 30 <add>APRIL</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--walked in the <placeName ref="#meadow_TMC">meadows</placeName> with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the Pets--read <persName ref="#Hogg_J">Hogg</persName>'s
                     <title ref="#WinterEve_JH">Tales</title>--famous--wrote to <persName ref="#Haydon">Mr. Haydon</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-476">
               <head><date when="1820-05-01">Monday 1 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>Went in the Cart to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> Fair with
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>--called on the <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brooks</orgName>
                  <orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberrys</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Whites">Whites</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Anstruthers">Anstruthers</orgName>
                  &amp;c.--dined at <persName ref="#Valpy_Richard">Dr. Valpy</persName>'s &amp; met
                  the <orgName ref="#Shuters">Shuters</orgName>, <persName ref="#Harris_Mr">Mr.
                     Harris</persName>, <persName ref="#Monck_JB">Mr. Monk</persName>, <persName ref="#Marsh_Henry">Harry Marsh</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName>--a very pleasant day--came
                     <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> at night.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-477">
               <head><date when="1820-05-02">Tuesday 2 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#primrose">primros</name>ing &amp; <name ref="#cowslip">cowslip</name>ping to <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram House</placeName>--got a great many --wrote to
                     <persName ref="#Johnson_Mr">Mr. Johnson</persName>. Read <persName ref="#Hogg_J">Hogg</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-478">
               <head><date when="1820-05-03">Wednesday 3 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--walked with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the Pets up <placeName ref="#WoodcockLn">Woodcock lane</placeName>--read the <title ref="#Diary_Invalid">Diary of an Invalid on the Continent</title></p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-479">
               <head><date when="1820-05-04">Thursday 4 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--called with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> on <persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr.
                     Body</persName> who gave me some lovely <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--wrote to <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>--read
                     <persName ref="#Bowdich_TE">Bowdich</persName>'s <title ref="#Mission_Ashantee">Mission to Ashantee</title>--dull.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-480">
               <head><date when="1820-05-05">Friday 5 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went walking with dear
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>, &amp; the Pets--<persName ref="#Valpy_Richard">Dr.
                     Valpy</persName> called.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-481">
               <head><date when="1820-05-06">Saturday 6 <add>MAY</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went <name ref="#cowslip">cowslip</name>ping in <placeName ref="#meadow_TMC">the Meadows</placeName>
                  with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the Pets--heard from
                     <persName ref="#Hayward_MrsW">Mrs. Hayward</persName> with a beautiful basket
                  of <name ref="#flower">flower</name> roots--planted them out &amp; wrote <persName ref="#Hayward_MrsW">Mrs. Hayward</persName>--read <title ref="#Bonduca_play">Bonduca</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-482">
               <head><date when="1820-05-07">Sunday 7 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>Heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Miss Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Rowden_Fr">Mrs. Rowden</persName> &amp; read <persName ref="#Burckhardt_JL">Burckhardt</persName>'s <title ref="#Travels_Nubia">Travels</title> &amp;
                  walked with the pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-483">
               <head><date when="1820-05-08">Monday 8 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#White_Mr">Mr. White</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt">Capt.
                     Tuppen</persName> called--walked with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets--read <persName ref="#Burckhardt_JL">Burckhardt</persName>'s <title ref="#Travels_Nubia">Travels</title>--wrote to
                     <persName ref="#Nooth_C">Miss Nooth</persName></p>
            </div>
            <pb n="43"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-484">
               <head><date when="1820-05-09">Tuesday 9 <add>MAY</add>
                  </date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--called at the <orgName ref="#Valpys">Valpy's</orgName> &amp; dined at the <orgName ref="#Whites">White's</orgName>--came <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">home</placeName> in the
                  evening--read <persName ref="#Southey_R">Southey</persName>'s <title ref="#Life_Wesley">Life of Wesley</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-485">
               <head><date when="1820-05-10">Wednesday 10 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At home--watered my <name ref="#flower">flowers</name>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--read <title ref="#Life_Wesley">Life of Wesley</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-486">
               <head><date when="1820-05-11">Thursday 11 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went walking with <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets--heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>--watered my <name ref="#flower">flowers</name>--read the <title ref="#Life_Wesley_RS">Life of
                  Wesley</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-487">
               <head><date when="1820-05-12">Friday 12 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went to <placeName ref="#Arborfield">Arborfield</placeName>
                  <name ref="#flower">flower</name>ing with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--got a great quantity of <name ref="#lily">lilies</name>--read <persName ref="#KempeAJ">Kempe</persName>'s <title ref="#Narr_Campaign_Saxony">Campaign in Saxony in 1813</title>--good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-488">
               <head><date when="1820-05-13">Saturday 13 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--went in <placeName ref="#meadow_TMC">the meadows</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>--<persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName> finished my
                  shilling <add resp="#coles">a</add> yard gown--wrote to <persName ref="#Green_Mr_Berks">Mr. Green</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-489">
               <head><date when="1820-05-14">Sunday 14 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--dined at <persName ref="#Green_Mr_Berks">Mr. Green</persName>'s--met <persName ref="#Madison_Mrs">Mrs. Madison</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Taunton_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Taunton</persName>--a very pleasant day--came <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> in the evening.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-490">
               <head><date when="1820-05-17">Monday 15 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the Pets--read <title ref="#MansfieldPk">Mansfield Park</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-491">
               <head><date when="1820-05-16">Tuesday 16 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--had a most flattering letter
                  from <persName ref="#Macfarlane_Chas">Mr. MacFarlane</persName> with a ticket for
                  his lectures--wrote to <persName ref="#Macfarlane_Chas">Mr.
                  MacFarlane</persName>--read <persName ref="#EdgeworthRL">Mr.
                  Edgeworth</persName>'s <title ref="#Mems_RLEdgeworth">Life</title>--very good.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-492">
               <head><date when="1820-05-17">Wednesday 17 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--took a long walk with dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets--very
                     pleasant--<persName ref="#Valpy_Richard">Dr. Valpy</persName> called--read
                     <persName ref="#EdgeworthRL">Mr. Edgeworth</persName>'s <title ref="#Mems_RLEdgeworth">Life</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-493">
               <head><date when="1820-05-18">Thursday 18 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s (of which dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> gets me a profusion)--wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName>--read <title ref="#Mems_Sidney_TZ"><persName ref="#ZouchT">Dr. Zouch</persName>'s <!-- ?? missing --></title>--stupid.
                  Heard from dear <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> with some
                     <name ref="#lily_valley">lilies of the Valley</name>--wrote to her again.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-494">
               <head><date when="1820-05-19">Friday 19 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--heard from <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Macfarlane_Chas">Mr. MacFarlane</persName>--<persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr.
                     Dickinson</persName> came--sat here three hours &amp; then we went to
                     <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--called at the <orgName ref="#Valpys">Valpy's</orgName> &amp; the <orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberrys</orgName>. Came <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> to
                  dinner--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the
                  pets--wrote to <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss Brooke</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza Webb</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-495">
               <head><date when="1820-05-20">Saturday 20 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--read the <title ref="#Fall_Jerusalem_HM">Fall of Jerusalem</title>--very good--walked with dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the pets--made three pen
                  wipers for <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Luce</persName> &amp; for <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; for
                     <persName><unclear>Mud</unclear></persName>--wrote to <persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs. Raggett</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <pb n="44"/>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-496">
               <head><date when="1820-05-21">Sunday 21 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--took a walk with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets--read the <title ref="#Times_news">Times</title> Newspapers &amp; <persName ref="#Beaumont_Fr">Beaumont</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#Fletcher_John">Fletcher</persName>
                  &amp; finished my letter to <persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs.
                  Raggett</persName>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-497">
               <head><date when="1820-05-22">Monday 22 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--read the <title ref="#FallofJerusalem_HM">Fall of Jerusalem</title>--dressed my <name ref="#flower">flower</name>s--walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName>, <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>, &amp; the pets
                  to <placeName ref="#WhitleyWood">Whitley wood</placeName> revel--saw some
                     <unclear>wrasling</unclear>
                  <note resp="#coles">sic</note>--awkward.</p>
               <!-- RJP: hahaha wait what? -->
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-498">
               <head><date when="1820-05-23">Tuesday 23 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName>--<persName ref="#Raggett_Mrs">Mrs. Raggett</persName> called--went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>--called at the <orgName ref="#Valpys">Valpys</orgName>--dined at the <orgName ref="#Newberys">Newberrys</orgName>--went
                  to <persName ref="#Macfarlane_Chas">Mr. MacFarlane</persName>'s lecture in the
                  Evening--tired &amp; pleased.</p>
            </div>
            <!--JDH: 2022-10-24 PSB team starts here! -->
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-499">
               <head><date when="1820-05-24">Wednesday 24 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - wrote to <persName ref="#Macfarlane_Chas">Mr. MacFarlane</persName> &amp; sent him my Poems<note resp="#ebb">Could MRM have sent McFarlane a copy of her <bibl corresp="#Poems_2nd_ed_MRM"><title>Poems</title> from 1811</bibl>? Or are
                     these poems more recent?</note> - went with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; dear <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName>
                  <!-- 2022-10-30 ebb: IGood work figuring out that this was "Russell_M", or really MRM's mother! She must have called
                  her mother "Granny" and her father "Drum." Cute. --> in
                     <persName ref="#Stewart_Major">Major Stewart's</persName> Car to call on dear
                     <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> &amp; keep <persName ref="#Webb_James">Mr. Webb's</persName> Birthday at <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> - met the <orgName ref="#Wheelers">Wheelers</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Holtons">Holtons</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Haywards">Haywards</orgName><!-- ebb: Creating new SI entry --> &amp;
                     <persName>Mrs. Talmage</persName><!-- ebb: NO SI ENTRY YET --> - came home at
                  night - a delightfully pleasant day.</p>
               <!-- tza13-10-24-22: I added some persName and placeName elements, and some I was able to find the ref attribute for, but not all of them. For example, Wokington doesn't show up, but others do (Wokingham City - [are they the same?]). 
                  orgName ref for Holtons and gaywards not found -->
               <!-- ebb 2022-10-30: Good work, Tyler and team: I've made some corrections to the transcript. Indeed she is mentioning Wokingham, not Wokington. This is near her hometown, where her friends the Webbs live. Mr. Webb runs
               a brew pub in Wokingham. NOTE: Where we don't have mentiones in the SI, don't add @ref attributes yet. WE'll add them later after a round of resaerch.
               The schema will help us keep track of the named entity tags that lack @ref attributes. -->
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-500">
               <head><date when="1820-05-25">Thursday 25 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - planted some <gap reason="smudged lettering, illegible" unit="word" quantity="3"/> - read
                     <bibl>Josephus</bibl><!-- 2022-10-30 ebb: I think this is a reference to an English translation of Flavius Josephus's Antiquities of the Jews
                     https://www.worldcat.org/search?q=flavius+josephus+antiquities+of+the+jews  We should locate one or two editions she might have had access to, published 
                     late 1700s (like the 1790 edition) and write a new entry for the SI. -->
                  - very fine.</p>
            </div>

            <!--JDH: 2022-10-26 The question mark is unable to be read with current scan quality, large smudge -->
            <!-- ebb: 2022-10-30: Thanks for catching that in the original! I replaced the typescript's pseudomarkup wiht TEI markup
            for something unreadable: the <gap/> element which takes a @reason attribute. -->
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-501">
               <head><date when="1820-05-26">Friday 26 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - heard from <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> - read <title ref="#Peters_Letters_novel">Peter's letter</title> 2nd time.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-502">
               <head><date when="1820-05-27">Saturday 27 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - read <title ref="#Peters_Letters_novel">Peter's letters</title> &amp; our <title ref="#Times_news">Times Newspapers</title> - planted some China Asters - wrote
                  to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> - dressed my flowers -
                  walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-503">
               <head><date when="1820-05-28">Sunday 28 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - very wet - never stirred -
                  read <title ref="#Chas_Grandison_novel">Sir Charles Grandison</title>.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-504">
               <head><date when="1820-05-29">Monday 29 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - walked with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram
                     House</placeName> - met poor dear little <persName ref="#Fly_pet">Fly</persName> (the brindled bitch) going there to take refuge with us from
                  some wicked <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> boys who had tied a
                  string round her poor tail.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-505">
               <head><date when="1820-05-30">Tuesday 30 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - called at the <orgName ref="#Voules">Voules's</orgName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> - came home to dinner - <persName ref="#Macfarlane_Chas">Mr.
                     MacFarlane</persName> drank tea with us in the evening - very pleasant.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-506">

               <head><date when="1820-05-31">Wednesday 31 <add>MAY</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - went with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> - called on the <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName>,
                     <orgName ref="#Newberrys">Newberrys</orgName>, <orgName ref="#Whites">Whites</orgName>, &amp;c. - came <placeName ref="#ThreeMilesCross">home</placeName> to dinner - wrote to <persName ref="#Brooke_Miss">Miss
                     Brooke</persName> - dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> had a bad
                  sore throat - had a chat with <persName ref="#Havell_Mrs">Mrs.
                  Havell</persName>.</p>
               <!--JDH: 2022-10-26 Everything looks good so far with the original writing-->
            </div>
            <!-- SRR: START OF SECOND SET OF ENTRIES -->
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-507">
               <head><date when="1820-06-01">Thursday 1 <add>JUNE</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - heard from <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> - finished my letter to <persName ref="#Hofland_B">Mrs. Hofland</persName> - read the Sketch Book - very good -
                  walked out with <persName ref="#Lucy_OV_fict">Lucy</persName> &amp; the Pets -
                  dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> better.</p>
               <!--JDH: 2022-11-14 is the the first reference of the Sketch Book?-->
            </div>
            <!--TSA: 2022-11-07 This looks good to me, except the "dear drum better may not be correct. I can see "Drum" and "Better," but not "dear." To me it looks more like it starts with a capital J and sort of looks like "Je?e." I can not make out what that may be, but it leads me to believe that the transcription is not correct.-->
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-508">
               <head><date when="1820-06-02">Friday 2 <add>JUNE</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Mrs. Dickinson</persName> called &amp; the <orgName ref="#Whites">Whites</orgName> &amp; <persName ref="#Tuppen_Capt #Tuppen_Mrs">Tuppens</persName> - walked out with <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> - read the Quarterly Review.</p>
               <!--TEAC: Not sure if we want to add an orgName for the Tuppens that are referenced in this entry. I just did what was previously done when the family was referenced prior-->
            </div>
            <!--TSA: 2022-11-07 I think this is good, but if one looks at the "Q" in quarterly review, it almost looks like what I thought was a J in the previous entry-->
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-509">
               <head><date when="1820-06-03">Saturday 3 <add>JUNE</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - wrote to <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName> &amp; <persName ref="#James_Miss">Miss James</persName> - dressed my flowers - walked with dear
                     <persName ref="#Russell_M">Granny</persName> &amp; the Pets.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-510">
               <head><date when="1820-06-04">Sunday 4 <add>JUNE</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - rained all day - little
                     <persName ref="#Keep_Harriet">Miss Keep</persName> gave me a pretty flower to
                  hang up in the <placeName>arcade</placeName> - wrote to <persName ref="#Hayward_MrsW">Mrs. Hayward</persName> - read newspapers &amp;
                  Reviews.</p>
               <!--TEAC: Possibly add a ref for the arcade. I believe this is the first time it has been mentioned in the entries-->
               <!--JDH: 2022-11-14 Would arcade need a ref attribute? I believe it is in reference to an area of her home-->
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-511">
               <head><date when="1820-06-05">Monday 5 <add>JUNE</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - gave little <persName ref="#Keep_Harriet">Miss Keep</persName> a pretty needlebook and pincushion -
                  read George 3rd his [?] &amp; Family - sad stupid stuff - <persName ref="#Dickinson_Charles">Mr. Dickinson</persName> called - weeded my little
                  flower Court.</p>
               <!--TEAC: If we can figure out the question mark while reviewing the original documents we can then research the book and add it to our SI-->
            </div>
            <!--TSA: 2022-11-07 I couldn't quite make out what was indicated by a question mark, but my guesses would be that the last few letters are "ut" or "it" making potential words "out" or maybe "skit"-->
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-512">
               <head><date when="1820-06-06">Tuesday 6 <add>JUNE</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - went twice walking with
                     <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> &amp; the pets - walked 5
                  miles.</p>
            </div>
            <div type="entry" xml:id="e-513">
               <head><date when="1820-06-07">Wednesday 7 <add>JUNE</add></date></head>
               <p>At <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">home</placeName> - went to <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> with dear <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">Drum</persName> - called at the <orgName ref="#Brookes">Brookes</orgName>,
                     <orgName ref="#Valpys">Valpys</orgName> &amp;Co. - saw <persName>Mr.
                     Nares</persName>, <persName ref="#MacFarlane_Chas">Mr. MacFarlane</persName>
                  &amp; a great many people - came home to dinner &amp; walked after - pleasant day. </p>
               <!--TEAC: Mr. Nares needs to be add to the SI. MacFarlane may also have to be added I can find his SI ref but the previous coders put the ref that I used on his name-->
            </div>

         </div>
         <!--TSA: 2022-11-07 Everything in the above entries looked good unless marked otherwise. This past entry I made one change indicating "Co." rather than "c." I found that it appeared to be the case that it was short for company. -->

      </body>
      <back>
         <div type="Mitford_Team">
            <listPerson sortKey="Mitford_Team">
               <!-- Example entry for a student helper! Each of you creates one of these for yourself. With each of you assigned an xml:id, you can use that
               when you write new entries for the site index. 
               
               
              Example: 
              <note resp="#srr">Savannah's note inside a new SI entry.</note>
               -->
               <person xml:id="amp">
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Peddicord</surname>
                     <forename>Amber</forename>
                     <forename>M.</forename>
                     <roleName>Research Assistant</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <occupation type="scholar">
                     <roleName>Green Scholar <affiliation>University of
                           Pittsburgh-Greensburg</affiliation>
                     </roleName>
                  </occupation>
                  <note>Amber Peddicord has sorted image files and encoded different editions of
                     Mitford's letter manuscripts and the published versions of those letters. She
                     is assisting the editing team in completing and checking the encoding of
                     Mitford’s correspondence in 1822. She is currently working toward B.A.'s in
                     English Literature and Communication at the University of
                     Pittsburgh-Greensburg, as well as a <ref target="https://www.greensburg.pitt.edu/academics/majors-minors/digital-studies">Digital Studies Certificate</ref>. She graduates in spring 2021.</note>
               </person>
               <person xml:id="SRR">
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Ricks</surname>
                     <forename>Savannah</forename>
                     <forename>R.</forename>
                     <roleName>Research Assistant</roleName>
                  </persName>

               </person>
               <person xml:id="TEAC">
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Cameron</surname>
                     <forename>Tyler</forename>
                     <forename>EA.</forename>
                     <roleName>Research Assistant</roleName>
                  </persName>

               </person>
               <person xml:id="TSA">
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Akam</surname>
                     <forename>Tyler</forename>
                     <forename>S.</forename>
                     <roleName>Research Assistant</roleName>
                  </persName>
               </person>

            </listPerson>

         </div>


         <div type="historical_people">
            <listOrg sortKey="histOrgs">
               <org xml:id="Voules">
                  <orgName>The Voules family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Voules's</orgName>
                  <orgName>
                     <surname>Voules</surname>
                     <note>A <rs type="person" ref="#Voules_Mr #Voules_Mrs">family</rs>
                     </note>
                  </orgName>

               </org>

               <org xml:id="Haywards">
                  <orgName>the Hayward family </orgName>
                  <orgName>Haywards</orgName>
                  <orgName>
                     <surname>Hayward</surname>
                  </orgName>
                  <note resp="#ebb">Likely includes <persName ref="#Hayward_MrW #Hayward_MrsW">Mr.
                        &amp; Mrs. W. Hayward</persName>, a brewing family connected with inns in
                        <placeName ref="#Watlington">Watlington</placeName>.</note>
               </org>
               <org xml:id="Holtons">
                  <orgName>The Holton family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Holtons</orgName>
                  <orgName>
                     <surname>Holton</surname>
                  </orgName>
                  <!-- srr: Need members and info -->
               </org>


               <!-- srr: I've added the last 3 orgs ^^^ -->

               <org xml:id="Havell_Lib">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>Havell's Library</orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Subscription library. <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">George
                        Mitford</persName> purchases a half year subscription for <persName ref="#MRM">Mary</persName> in <date when="1819-01">January 1819</date>.
                     Source: Journal.</note>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="BroughtonDas">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>Misses Broughton</orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>Broughton</surname></orgName>
                  <orgName>Unmarried daughters of the Broughton family.</orgName>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Drovers">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>the Drover family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Drovers</orgName>
                  <orgName>
                     <surname>Drover</surname>
                  </orgName>
                  <note resp="#ebb">A <rs type="person" ref="#Drover_JamesSr #Drover_Miss #Drover_JamesJr #Drover_Mrs #Drover_Elizabeth">family</rs> who, according to <persName ref="#Needham_Francis">Francis
                        Needham</persName>’s notes, lived on <placeName>Minster
                     Street</placeName>.</note>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Whites">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>The White family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Whites</orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>White</surname></orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Brookes">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>the Brooke family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Brookes</orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>Brooke</surname></orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--Mr. and Miss Brooke--></note>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Garrards">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>the Garrard family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Garrards</orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>Garrard</surname></orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Hawkes_family">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>the Hawkes family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Hawkes's</orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>Hawkes</surname></orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Associated with <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName></note>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Joliffes">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>the Joliffe family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Joliffes</orgName>
                  <orgName><addName>Jolliffes</addName></orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>Joliffe</surname></orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Surname variously spelled <q>Joliffe</q> and
                     <q>Jollife</q>.</note>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Sherwoods">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>the Sherwood family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Sherwoods</orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>Sherwood</surname></orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">In 1819, the family of <persName ref="#Sherwood_Mr">Mr.
                        Sherwood</persName>, the local doctor.</note>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Newberrys">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>the Newbery family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Newberys</orgName>
                  <orgName><addName>Newberrys</addName></orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>Newbery</surname></orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">The family of <persName ref="#Newbery_J">Jacob
                        Newberry</persName>. Surname variously spelled <q>Newbery</q> and
                        <q>Newberry</q>.</note>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Anstruthers">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>the Anstruther family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Anstruthers</orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>Anstruther</surname></orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">The family of <persName ref="#Anstruther_Col">Col.
                        Anstruther</persName>. Associated with <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>.</note>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Shuters">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>the Shuter family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Shuters</orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>Shuter</surname></orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">The family of <persName ref="#Shuter_Mr">Mr.
                     Shuter</persName>.</note>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Marsh_family">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>the Marsh family</orgName>
                  <orgName>Marshes</orgName>
                  <orgName><surname>Marsh</surname></orgName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">The family of <persName ref="#Marsh_Henry">Harry
                        Marsh</persName> and <persName ref="#Marsh_Mrs">Mrs.
                     Marsh</persName>.</note>
               </org>

               <org xml:id="Marshs_shop">
                  <!--done-->
                  <orgName>Marsh's</orgName>
                  <note resp="#rjp #lmw">Likely a retail store in
                     Reading.<!--This is a place the MRM goes to purchase things...likely a retail
                     store...VERIFY!--><!--LMW: MADE AN orgName as a business, rather than a place. Any relation to Harry Marsh? one-time banker--></note>
               </org>


            </listOrg>

            <listPerson sortKey="histPersons">
               <person xml:id="Tuppen_Mrs" sex="f"/>
               <!-- existing -->

               <person xml:id="Junius_pseudo" sex="m">
                  <persName>Junius</persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Pseudonymous author of <title ref="#JuniusLtrs">The Letters of
                        Junius</title>, active during the 1770s. Still unidentified, although may
                     have been <persName ref="#Francis_Philip">Sir Philip Francis</persName>.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Francis_Philip" sex="m">
                  <persName>Sir Philip Francis</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Francis</surname>
                     <forename>Philip</forename>
                     <roleName>Sir</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1740-10-22">
                     <placeName>Dublin, Ireland</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1818-12-23"/>
                  <occupation type="government" subtype="politician"/>
                  <occupation type="government" subtype="administrator"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="journalist"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="essayist"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><orgName ref="#Whigs">Whig</orgName>
                     <orgName ref="#MPs">Member of Parliament</orgName>. Strong candidate to have
                     been <persName ref="#Junius_pseudo">Junius</persName>, the pseudonymous author
                     of <title ref="#JuniusLtrs">The Letters of Junius</title>. Lord North appointed
                     him to the Supreme Council of Bengal, which brought him into conflict with
                     Governor-General Warren Hastings. Leading proponent of Hastings's impeachment.
                     Supporter of the French Revolution and <orgName ref="#Parliament_UK">Parliamentary</orgName> reform.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/44804"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Quillinan_Ed" sex="m">
                  <persName>Edward Quillinan</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Quillinan</surname>
                     <forename>Edward</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1791-08-12">
                     <placeName>Oporto, Portugal</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1851-07-08">
                     <placeName>Loughrig Holme, Ambleside, Westmorland, England</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="trade" subtype="liquor"/>
                  <occupation type="military" subtype="army"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="translator"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="novelist"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="poet"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Son of a wine merchant of Irish descent who made his fortune in
                     Portugal, his family emigrated to England and he joined the British army as a
                     young man. Translator of Portuguese literature. Spouse of <persName ref="#Wordsworth_Dora">Dora Wordsworth</persName>.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="BuddenM" sex="f">
                  <persName>Maria Elizabeth Halsey Budden</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Budden</surname>
                     <surname type="paternal">Halsey</surname>
                     <forename>Maria</forename>
                     <forename>Elizabeth</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1780"/>
                  <death when="1832"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="translator"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="novelist"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="essayist"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author of books for children, including a <title level="s">True
                        Stories</title> series on historical and biographical subjects. Signed her
                     works M.E.B. and <q>A Mother</q>.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/45736597"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Bisset_R" sex="m">
                  <persName>Robert Bisset</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Bisset</surname>
                     <forename>Robert</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1759">
                     <placeName>Scotland</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1805-05-14"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="biographer"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="novelist"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="essayist"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author of biographical sketches of contributors to <title ref="#Spectator">The Spectator</title> as well as a biography of <persName ref="#Burke_Ed">Edmund Burke</persName></note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/54407151"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Deacon_WF" sex="m">
                  <persName>William Frederick Deacon</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Deacon</surname>
                     <forename>William</forename>
                     <forename>Frederick</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1799">
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1845"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="journalist"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="essayist"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="poet"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Attended Reading School at the same time as <persName ref="#Talfourd_Thos">Talfourd</persName>. Newspaper and magazine editor and
                     writer, he authored a multi-volume parody of contemporary authors,
                        <title>Warreniana</title>.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/51543214"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Solomon" sex="u">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Solomon</persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">May be the name of a Mitford servant or pet. Surname not
                     given.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Slops" sex="u">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Slops</persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">May be a Mitford pet.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Strutt_Jos" sex="m">
                  <persName>Joseph Strutt</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Strutt</surname>
                     <forename>Joseph</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1749">
                     <placeName>Chelmsford, Essex, England</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1802">
                     <placeName>Hatton Garden, London, England</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="artist"/>
                  <occupation type="scholar"/>
                  <occupation type="artist" subtype="engraver"/>
                  <occupation type="artist" subtype="painter"/>
                  <occupation type="scholar" subtype="antiquarian"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="novelist"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="poet"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="biographer"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Artist and antiquarian who collected and illustrated historical
                     costume, arms, seals, and other objects of cultural interest from English
                     history. Author of <title>Biographical Dictionary of Engravers</title>,
                        <title>Dresses and Habits of the English People</title>, <title>Sports and
                        Pastimes of the People of England</title> and <title ref="#QueenhooH">Queenhoo Hall</title>.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/69001823"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="SchlegelF" sex="m">
                  <!-- finish -->
                  <persName>Friedrich von Schlegel</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname><nameLink>von</nameLink> Schlegel</surname>
                     <forename>Karl</forename>
                     <forename>Wilhelm</forename>
                     <forename>Friedrich</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1771-03-10">
                     <placeName>Hanover, Electorate of Hanover</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1829-01-12">
                     <placeName>Dresden, Kingdom of Saxony</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="scholar"/>
                  <occupation type="literary"/>
                  <occupation type="scholar" subtype="philosopher"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="poet"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="essayist"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="linguist"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Important figure in Jena Romanticism, the first wave of German
                     Romantic literature and philosophy. An early scholar of comparative historical
                     linguistics. Mitford read his <title ref="#LectsHistLit_Schlegel">Lectures on
                        the History of Literature: Ancient and Modern</title>.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/59099547"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="LopedeVega" sex="m">
                  <persName>Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname><nameLink>de</nameLink> Vega</surname>
                     <surname>Carpio</surname>
                     <forename>Felix</forename>
                     <forename>Lope</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1562-11-25">
                     <placeName>Madrid, Castile</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1635-08-27">
                     <placeName>Madrid, Castile</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="literary"/>
                  <occupation type="religious"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="poet"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="playwright"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="novelist"/>
                  <occupation type="theater"/>
                  <occupation type="religious" subtype="priest"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Prolific and renowned Spanish writer of the Baroque period,
                     active from 1580 into the 17th century. Important playwright whose works were
                     translated and adapted for English theater from 1660. He </note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/89773778"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="MolesworthRbt" sex="m">
                  <persName>Robert Molesworth</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Molesworth</surname>
                     <forename>Robert</forename>
                     <roleName>1st Viscount Molesworth</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1656-09-07">
                     <placeName>Brackenstown, Swords, Ireland</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1725-05-22">
                     <placeName>Dublin, Ireland</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="government"/>
                  <occupation type="literary"/>
                  <occupation type="government" subtype="politician"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="essayist"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Anglo-Irish writer and political figure, Mamber of Parliament
                     and of the Privy Council of Ireland.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/34492536"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Hoare_RC" sex="m">
                  <persName>Sir Richard Colt Hoare</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Hoare</surname>
                     <forename>Richard</forename>
                     <forename>Colt</forename>
                     <roleName>2nd baronet</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1758-12-09">
                     <placeName/>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1646-05-19">
                     <placeName> </placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="artist"/>
                  <occupation type="scholar" subtype="antiquarian"/>
                  <occupation type="explorer" subtype="traveller"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="essayist"/>
                  <occupation type="benefactor"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Hoare took several tours to continental Europe as well as to
                     Ireland, Wales, and the Island of Elba, which formed the basis of his sketches
                     and later book publications. With William Cunnington, he made the first
                     recorded excavations at Stonehenge in 1798 and in 1810. He also excavated 379
                     barrows on Salisbury Plain. He extensively studied the history and archaeology
                     of Wiltshire, the county in which his estate was located, and in 1786 he
                     purchased Glastonbury Tor, in Somerset, in order to study and preserve
                     it.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/59091385"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Aikin_Lucy" sex="f">
                  <persName>Lucy Aikin</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="paternal">Aikin</surname>
                     <forename>Lucy</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <persName><addName>Mary Godolphin</addName></persName>
                  <birth when="1781-11-06">
                     <placeName>Warrington, Cheshire, England</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1864-01-29">
                     <placeName>Hampstead, London, England</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="literary"/>
                  <occupation type="scholar" subtype="historian"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="essayist"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="poet"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="translator"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="autobiographer"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="biographer"/>
                  <occupation type="educator"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Daughter of <persName ref="#Aikin_J">John Aikin</persName> and
                     niece of <persName ref="#BarbauldAL">Anna Laetitia Barbauld</persName>.
                     Prolific author of verse and prose for children, including two textbooks, as
                     well as biographies of European historical figures for adults. Under her
                     pseudonym, she authored several groundbreaking abridgements of British novels
                     and stories, starting with <title level="m">Robinson Crusoe in Words of One
                        Syllable</title>. Like Mitford, she was also known as a witty and
                     intelligent letter writer.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/17362522"/></note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/252381764"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Davenport_Sel" sex="f">
                  <persName>Selina Davenport</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Davenport</surname>
                     <surname type="paternal">Wheler</surname>
                     <forename>Selena</forename>
                     <forename>Granville</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1779-06-27">
                     <placeName>London, London, England</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1859-07-14">
                     <placeName>England</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="novelist"/>
                  <occupation type="trade"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author of 11 novels between the 1810s and 1830s. Friend of
                        <persName ref="#Porter_AM">Anna Maria</persName> and <persName ref="#Porter_J">Jane Porter</persName>. After her retirement from writing,
                     she kept a small shop in Cheshire.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/10573617"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="OKeeffe_Ad" sex="f">
                  <persName>Adelaide O'Keeffe</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="paternal">O'Keeffe</surname>
                     <forename>Adelaide</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1776-11-05">
                     <placeName>Dublin, Ireland</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1865-09-04">
                     <placeName>Brighton, East Sussex, England</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="novelist"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="poet"/>
                  <occupation type="educator" subtype="governess"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author of poetry for children and historical novels for adults.
                     She contributed to <title>Original Poems for Infant Minds</title> with
                        <persName ref="#Taylor_J">Jane Taylor</persName>. Daughter of <persName ref="#OKeefe">John O'Keeffe</persName>, she supported him financially and
                     assisted with his writing. Mitford read her contemporary novel <title ref="#Dudley">Dudley</title>.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/160187741"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Blackford_Mar" sex="f">
                  <persName>Lady Isabella Moncrieff Stoddart</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="paternal">Moncrieff</surname>
                     <surname type="married">Stoddart</surname>
                     <forename>Isabella</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <persName><addName>Martha Blackford</addName></persName>
                  <persName><addName>Mrs. Blackford</addName></persName>
                  <birth when="1775">
                     <placeName>Scotland</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1846"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="novelist"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Daughter of Rev. Henry Moncrieff-Wellwood and spouse of Sir John
                     Stoddart. Authored works for children, set in her native Scotland, under the
                     pseudonym Martha Blackford.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/44633852"/></note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/74760068"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Robinson_Mary" sex="f">
                  <!-- DONE -->
                  <persName>Mary Robinson</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Robinson</surname>
                     <surname type="paternal">Darby</surname>
                     <forename>Mary</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Visconti_E" sex="m">
                  <persName>Ennio Quirino Visconti</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Visconti</surname>
                     <forename>Ennio</forename>
                     <forename>Quirino</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1751-11-01">
                     <placeName>Rome, Italy</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1818-02-17">
                     <placeName>Paris, France</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="scholar" subtype="historian"/>
                  <occupation type="scholar" subtype="antiquarian"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="translator"/>
                  <occupation type="artist"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Expert on Roman sculpture and other antiquities of the ancient
                     world. With his father, art conservator and cataloguer of the Roman antiquities
                     owned by the Vatican in the 1780s. In the 1790s, he also published catalogs of
                     Richard Worsley's Greek antiquities and of the sculptures in the Villa
                     Borghese. Emigrated to Paris, where he became curator of Napoleon's collections
                     at the Louvre and a professor of archaeology. Published 7 volumes of Greek and
                     Roman ancient world portraits, in French. One of the experts consulted on the
                     Elgin marbles. He believed that Roman sculptures did not imitate but improved
                     upon the works of the Greeks.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/12366161"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Crabbe" sex="m">
                  <persName>George Crabbe</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Crabbe</surname>
                     <forename>George</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1754-12-24">
                     <placeName>Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1832-02-03">
                     <placeName>Trowbridge, Wiltshire, England</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="poet"/>
                  <occupation type="religious" subtype="clergy"/>
                  <occupation type="medical" subtype="surgeon"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mentored by <persName ref="#Burke_E">Edmund Burke</persName> and
                     friend of <persName ref="#Scott_Wal">Scott</persName> and <persName ref="#Wordsworth_Wm">Wordsworth</persName></note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/100175819"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="HallamH" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Henry Hallam</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Hallam</surname>
                     <forename>Henry</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1777-07-09"/>
                  <death when="1859-01-21"/>
                  <occupation type="scholar" subtype="historian"/>
                  <occupation type="legal" subtype="barrister"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="critic"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="essayist"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Proponent of <orgName ref="#Whig">Whig</orgName> causes such as
                     the abolition of the slave trade. Wrote for the <title ref="#EdinburghRev_per">Edinburgh Review</title> as well as authoring longer works on political and
                     literary history.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/41934045"/></note>
               </person>


               <person xml:id="WrightJ" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Wright</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Wright</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1770"/>
                  <death when="1844"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">bookseller author editor publisher</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/4920541"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="ClementWI" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>William Innell Clement</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Clement</surname>
                     <forename>William</forename>
                     <forename>Innell</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <death when="1852"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">newspaper prop.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/50757111"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="FarquharsonG" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>George Farquharson</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Farquharson</surname>
                     <forename>George</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">legal journalist <!--no dates?--></note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/30987190"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Edwards_Bryan" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Bryan Edwards</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Edwards</surname>
                     <forename>Bryan</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1743"/>
                  <death when="1800"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">politician planter</note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/79205127"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="KempeAJ" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Alfred John Kempe</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Kempe</surname>
                     <forename>Alfred</forename>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <occupation type="scholar" subtype="antiquarian"/>
                  <birth when="1785"/>
                  <death when="1846"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">1785? </note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/69277446"/></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Windham_Wm" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>William Windham</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Windham</surname>
                     <forename>William</forename>
                     <note resp="#lmw">1750-1810 </note>
                     <note><ptr target="http://viaf.org/viaf/79013184"/></note>
                  </persName>

               </person>

               <person xml:id="Amyot_Thos" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Amyot</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Amyot</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="MatthewsH" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Henry Matthews</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Matthews</surname>
                     <forename>Henry</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Malcolm_J" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>James Peller Malcolm</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Malcolm</surname>
                     <forename>James</forename>
                     <forename>Peller</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Bowdich_TE" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Edward Bowdich</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Bowdich</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                     <forename>Edward</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Machiavelli" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Niccolo Machiavelli</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Machiavelli</surname>
                     <forename>Niccolo</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="EdgeworthRL" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Richard Lovell Edgeworth</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Edgeworth</surname>
                     <forename>Richard</forename>
                     <forename>Lovell</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1744"/>
                  <death when="1817"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Liebensrood_son" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Liebensrood</surname></persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Son of Mr. Liebensrood</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Hodgskin_Thos" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Hodgskin</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Hodgskin</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Burckhardt_JL" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Lewis Burckhardt</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Burckhardt</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                     <forename>Lewis</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="ScafeJ" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Scafe</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Scafe</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Marshall_MrsLA" sex="f">
                  <!-- done -->
                  <persName>Mrs. L. A. Marshall</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Marshall</surname>
                     <forename>L. A.</forename>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <persName><addName>Meta</addName></persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Wrote for juvenile and Evangelical audiences. Wrote under the
                     pseudonym <q>Meta</q>. Paternal surname unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="MDonough_F" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Felix M'Donough</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>M'Donough</surname>
                     <forename>Felix</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Surname also spelled MacDonough.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Wilhelmina_Prussia1709" sex="f">
                  <persName>Frederika Sophie Wilhelmine of Prussia</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <forename>Frederika</forename>
                     <forename>Sophie</forename>
                     <forename>Wilhelmine</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <persName><addName>Margravine of Brandenburg-Bareuth</addName></persName>
                  <birth when="1709-07-03">
                     <placeName>Berlin, Germany</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1758-10-14">
                     <placeName>Bayreuth, Bavaria, Germany</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="artist"/>
                  <occupation type="benefactor"/>
                  <occupation type="literary"/>
                  <occupation type="benefactor" subtype="patron"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="autobiographer"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">House of Hohenzollern, granddaughter of George I of Great
                     Britain, daughter of Frederic William I of Prussia and older sister of
                     Frederick the Great. Patron of music; composer for voice, strings, keyboard and
                     woodwinds; player on the lute.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="PrinceEdward1767" sex="m">
                  <persName>Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Hanover</surname>
                     <forename>Edward Augustus</forename>
                     <roleName>Prince</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <persName><addName>Duke of Kent and Strathearn</addName></persName>
                  <birth when="1767-11-02">
                     <placeName>Buckingham House, Westminster, London, England</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1820-01-23">
                     <placeName>Woolbrook Cottage, Sidmouth, Devon, England</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="military"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">4th son of <persName ref="#GeoIII">King George III</persName>,
                     his daughter became <persName ref="#Victoria_Queen">Queen Victoria</persName>,
                     following the 1817 death of Princess Charlotte, the royal family's only other
                     legitimate grandchild. Served as a British army officer in Quebec and Halifax
                     in the 1790s and played an influential role in the UK's changing relations with
                     Upper and Lower Canada and with the United States. From 1799, he served as
                     Commander-in-Chief of British forces in North America. Also served with the
                     rank of Field Marshal in the French Revolutionary and Coalition (Napoleonic)
                     Wars. He died of pneumonia and <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> dons
                     mourning dress for him.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Edward,_Duke_of_Kent_and_Strathearn_by_Sir_William_Beechey.jpg"/></note>
               </person>


               <person xml:id="ZouchT" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Zouch</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Zouch</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <occupation type="religious"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="biographer"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--Thomas Zouch, D.D. F.L.S. Prebendary of Durham--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Wilmot_James" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>James Wilmot</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Wilmot</surname>
                     <forename>James</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1726"/>
                  <death when="1807"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Serres_OW" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Olivia Wilmot Serres</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Serres</surname>
                     <surname type="paternal">Wilmot</surname>
                     <forename>Olivia</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Taylor_Joseph" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Joseph Taylor</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Taylor</surname>
                     <forename>Joseph</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Murphy_Ar" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Arthur Murphy</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Murphy</surname>
                     <forename>Arthur</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Williams_Thos" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Williams</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Williams</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Jones_John" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Jones</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Jones</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note><!--Sir John T. Jones--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Richardson_Jon" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Jonathan Richardson</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Richardson</surname>
                     <forename>Jonathan</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Rose_Wm" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>William Stewart Rose</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Rose</surname>
                     <forename>William</forename>
                     <forename>Stewart</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Lawrence_Wm" sex="m">
                  <!-- done -->
                  <persName>William Lawrence</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Lawrence</surname>
                     <forename>William</forename>
                     <roleName>1st Baronet</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1783-07-16"><placeName>Cirencester, Gloucestershire,
                        England</placeName></birth>
                  <death when="1867-07-05">
                     <placeName>Westminster, London, England</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="scholar" subtype="naturalist"/>
                  <occupation type="scholar" subtype="philosopher"/>
                  <occupation type="medical" subtype="surgeon"/>
                  <occupation type="government" subtype="reformer"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Lawrence contributed to ideas about the material origin of human
                     consciousness and about natural selection refuting Lamarck, in the generation
                     immediately preceding Darwin. In 1822, <persName ref="#Scott_John_LdEldon">the
                        Lord Chancellor</persName> condemned as blasphemous Lawrence's second book,
                        <title level="m">The Natural History of Man</title>, and he was forced to
                     withdraw it. He campaigned for medical reforms and co-founded <title>The
                        Lancet</title>. He later became president of the Royal College of Surgeons
                     and was appointed surgeon to Queen Victoria, who granted him a
                     baronetcy.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Fitzclarence_Geo" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>George Fitzclarence</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Fitzclarence</surname>
                     <forename>George</forename>
                     <forename>Augustus</forename>
                     <forename>Frederick</forename>
                     <roleName>Colonel</roleName>
                     <roleName>Earl of Munster</roleName>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Hutton_Cath" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Catherine Hutton</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Hutton</surname>
                     <forename>Catherine</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Lester_E" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Elizabeth Lester</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Lester</surname>
                     <forename>Elizabeth</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Smith_Ch" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Charlotte Smith</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Smith</surname>
                     <forename>Charlotte</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Brunton_Mary" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Mary Brunton</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Brunton</surname>
                     <forename>Mary</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Porter_Jane" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Jane Porter</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Porter</surname>
                     <forename>Jane</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Helme_Eliz" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Elizabeth Helme</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Helme</surname>
                     <forename>Elizabeth</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Comber_Thos" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Comber</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Comber</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Legh_T" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Legh</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Legh</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <occupation type="government"/>
                  <occupation type="literary"/>
                  <occupation type="government" subtype="politician"/>
                  <occupation type="literary" subtype="autobiographer"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">M. P.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Burnet_Gil" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Gilbert Burnet</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Burnet</surname>
                     <forename>Gilbert</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Murray_Hugh" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Hugh Murray</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Murray</surname>
                     <forename>Hugh</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Heude_Wm" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>William Heude</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Heude</surname>
                     <forename>William</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="RennellT" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Rennell</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Rennell</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Saabye" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Hans Egede Saabye</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Saabye</surname>
                     <forename>Hans</forename>
                     <forename>Egede</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Savigny_JBH" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Jean Baptiste Henri Savigny</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Savigney</surname>
                     <forename>Jean</forename>
                     <forename>Baptiste</forename>
                     <forename>Henri</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="deChaboulon" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Pierre Alexandre Edouard Fleury de Chaboulon</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname><nameLink>de</nameLink>Chaboulon</surname>
                     <forename>Pierre</forename>
                     <forename>Alexandre</forename>
                     <forename>Edouard</forename>
                     <forename>Fleury</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Correard_A" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Alexandre Corréard</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Corréard</surname>
                     <forename>Alexandre</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Howard_SirRob" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Sir Robert Howard</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Howard</surname>
                     <forename>Robert</forename>
                     <roleName/>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Nichols_JB" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Bowyer Nichols</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Nichols</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                     <forename>Bowyer</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Brunton_Alex" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Alexander Brunton</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Brunton</surname>
                     <forename>Alexander</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Russell_John" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Russell</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Russell</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Opie_J" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Opie</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Opie</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="VauxJH" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Hardy Vaux</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Vaux</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                     <forename>Hardy</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1782"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="BarrowJ" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Barrow</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Barrow</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Bennett_AM" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Anna Maria Bennett</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Bennett</surname>
                     <forename>Anna</forename>
                     <forename>Maria</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1750">
                     <placeName>Merthyr Tydfil</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1808-02-12">
                     <placeName ref="#Brighton"/>
                  </death>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="BrookeFrances" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Frances Brooke</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Brooke</surname>
                     <forename>Frances</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Brown_DrT" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Brown</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Brown</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                     <roleName>Professor</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <occupation type="medical" subtype="physician"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">M.D. and Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of
                     Edinburgh.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Cook1" sex="u">
                  <persName>Cook</persName>
                  <occupation type="service" subtype="cook"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Cook <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> hired in <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> for <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram House</placeName> on <date when="1819-02-13">February 13,
                        1819</date>. Works for about a year, as another Cook is hired on <date when="1820-03-14">March 14, 1820</date>. Name unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Cook2" sex="u">
                  <persName>Cook</persName>
                  <occupation type="service" subtype="cook"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Cook <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> hired <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName> for <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram House</placeName> on <date when="1820-03-14">March 14, 1820</date>.
                     She is employed for about a week, then resigns or is fired, as another Cook is
                     hired on <date when="1820-03-21">March 21</date>. <persName ref="#Hudswell_Mrs">Mrs. Hudswell</persName> tells her about their <quote><persName ref="#Cook2">old Cook</persName>'s misconduct</quote>, as reported in the
                        <title level="m">Journal</title> on <date when="1820-03-14">March 14,
                        1820</date>. Name unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Cook3" sex="u">
                  <persName>Cook</persName>
                  <occupation type="service" subtype="cook"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Cook <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> hired <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>for <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram House</placeName>, ahead of their move to <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">Three Mile Cross</placeName> on <date when="1820-03-21">March 21, 1820</date>. Name unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Cunningham_JW" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Cunningham</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Cunningham</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                     <forename>William</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">knew Byron, Vicar of Harrow</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Disraeli_I" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Isaac D'Israeli</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>D'Israeli</surname>
                     <forename>Isaac</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="DoddCE" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Charles Dodd</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Dodd</surname>
                     <forename>Charles</forename>
                     <forename>Edward</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>



               <person xml:id="DundasHen" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Henry Dundas, Lord Melville</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Dundas</surname>
                     <forename>Henry</forename>
                     <roleName>1st Viscount Melville</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <persName><addName>Lord Melville</addName></persName>
                  <birth when="1742-04-28">
                     <placeName>Edinburgh, Scotland</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1811-05-28">
                     <placeName>Edinburgh, Scotland</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <occupation type="government" subtype="politician"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="PorteousJ" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Porteous</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Porteous</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note/>
               </person>


               <person xml:id="EvelynJ" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Evelyn</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Evelyn</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Fellowes_W" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>William Fellowes</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Fellowes</surname>
                     <forename>William</forename>
                     <forename>Dorset</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Hackett_J" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>James Hackett</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Hackett</surname>
                     <forename>James</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="GaspeyT" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Gaspey</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Gaspey</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="HookhamT" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Hookham</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Hookham</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="KingWm" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>William King</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>King</surname>
                     <forename>William</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="LabaumeE" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Eugène Labaume</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Labaume</surname>
                     <forename>Eugène</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="MarieTherese_France" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Marie-Thérèse Charlotte de France, Duchesse d'Angloulême</persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Marmy_pet" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Marmy</persName>
                  <persName><addName>Marmion</addName></persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">One of Mitford's greyhounds at <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram House</placeName> in <date when="1819">1819</date>.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="MawmanJ" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Joseph Mawman</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Mawman</surname>
                     <forename>Joseph</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="MeekeM" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Mary Meeke</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Meeke</surname>
                     <forename>Mary</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Mill_Chas" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Charles Mill</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Mill</surname>
                     <forename>Charles</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="MowerA" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Arthur Mower</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Mower</surname>
                     <forename>Arthur</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="MuschetN" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Nicol Muschet</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Muschet</surname>
                     <forename>Nicol</forename>
                     <roleName>Laird of Boghall</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <death when="1721"/>
                  <note><!--mentioned in criminal trials volume with Porteous--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Ormsby_James" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Ormsby</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Ormsby</surname>
                     <forename>James</forename>
                     <forename>Wilmot</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="PlumptreAnne" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Anne Plumtre</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Anne</surname>
                     <forename>Plumptre</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="PlumptreAnnabella" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Annabella Plumtre</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Annabella</surname>
                     <forename>Plumptre</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="PocockeT" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Thomas Pococke</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Pococke</surname>
                     <forename>Thomas</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Repton" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Humphry Repton</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Repton</surname>
                     <forename>Humphry</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <occupation type="artist" subtype="landscape"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Reynolds_JH" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Hamilton Reynolds</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Reynolds</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                     <forename>Hamilton</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Ross_Capt" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>John Ross</persName>
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Ross</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                     <roleName>Captain</roleName>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Salame_Ab" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Abraham Salame</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Salame</surname>
                     <forename>Abraham</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Schimmelpennick_MA" sex="f">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Mary Anne Galton Schimmelpennick</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Schimmelpennick</surname>
                     <surname type="paternal">Galton</surname>
                     <forename>Mary</forename>
                     <forename>Anne</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Sharpe_CK" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Sharpe</surname>
                     <forename>Charles</forename>
                     <forename>Kirkpatrick</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Shaw_Sam" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Samuel Shaw</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Shaw</surname>
                     <forename>Samuel</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Wilson_Andrew" sex="m">
                  <!-- stub -->
                  <persName>Andrew Wilson</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Wilson</surname>
                     <forename>Andrew</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note><!-- assocuated with Porteous trial --></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Armstrong_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Armstrong</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Armstrong</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Bacon_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Bacon</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Bacon</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Allingham_Mrs" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Allingham</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Allingham</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Likely the mother of <persName ref="#Dickinson_Mrs">Catherine
                        Dickinson</persName>. Mitford visited them at <placeName ref="#Farley_Hill">Farley Hill</placeName> in 1820, when their daughter <persName ref="#Dickinson_Daughter">Frances</persName> was born.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Bath_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Bath</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Bath</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Associated with <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>. Forename unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Allin_Miss" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Miss Allin</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Allin</surname>
                     <roleName>Miss</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Correponded with Mitford in 1819. Forename unknown. Dates
                     unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Bailley_Dr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Dr. Bailley</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Bailley</surname>
                     <roleName>Dr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <!--<occupation>doctor</occupation>-->
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Biggs_Miss" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Miss Biggs</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Biggs</surname>
                     <roleName>Miss</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Forename unknown. Dates
                     unknown.<!--associated with Mr. and Miss Johnson --></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Hawkes_Miss" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Miss Hawkes</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Hawkes</surname>
                     <roleName>Miss</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Lived in <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>,
                     where Mitford visits her in 1819. Source: Journal.</note>
               </person>


               <!--LMW: not a dup.-->

               <person xml:id="Hill_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Hill</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Hill</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Received one of <persName ref="#Molly_pet">Molly</persName>'s
                     two puppies, born in 1819.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Hudswell_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Hudswell</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Hudswell</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Associated with <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>. Forename unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Jenkins_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Jenkins</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Jenkins</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Associated with <placeName ref="#Wokingham">Wokingham</placeName>. Forename unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Letchworth_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <persName>Mrs. Letchworth</persName>
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Letchworth</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Associated with <placeName ref="#Reading">Reading</placeName>.
                     Forename unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Marsh_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Marsh</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Marsh</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Likely the spouse of <persName ref="#Marsh_Henry">Harry
                        Marsh</persName>. Associated with <placeName ref="#Reading">Reading</placeName>. Forename unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Bullard_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Bullard</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Bullard</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Associated with <placeName ref="#Wokingham">Wokingham</placeName>. Forename unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Falmore_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Falmore</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Falmore</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Associated with <placeName ref="#Wokingham">Wokingham</placeName>. Forename unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Knyvett_MissH" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Miss H. Knyvett</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="paternal">Knyvett</surname>
                     <forename>H.</forename>
                     <roleName>Miss</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note/>
               </person>




               <person xml:id="Boscawen_Col" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Col. Boscawen</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Boscawen</surname>
                     <roleName>Colonel</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Boyd_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Boyd</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Boyd</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Budd_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Budd</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Budd</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#rjp #lmw"><!--In the journal, Mitford mentions that Mrs. Budd lived in
                           Bedford and died in childbirth on April 28, 1819.--><!--LMW: there is also a Miss Budd who died, possibly married name Mrs. Parks. And George Whittaker married a Sarah Budd, mother of the Whittakers Mitford knew who became publishers. --></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Carter_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Carter</persName>
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Carter</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--MRM meets him at the Webbs --></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Chamberlaine_Jeremy" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Chamberlaine</surname>
                     <forename>Jeremy</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <!--<occupation>shoemaker</occupation>-->
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Champernowne_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Champernowne</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Champernoune</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <persName><addName>Mr. Cham.</addName></persName>
                  <persName><addName>Mr. C.</addName></persName>
                  <note resp="#rjp #lmw"><!--Mr. Cham. was a friend of Sir William Elford. Mitford
                           mentions he dies after a few weeks of illness.--><!--LMW: check the 1819 letters where he is mentioned.--></note>
               </person>


               <person xml:id="Cliff_Jesse" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Jesse Cliff</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Cliff</surname>
                     <forename>Jesse</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#rjp">Jesse Clif gave the Mitford family elderly bantams in
                     1819.<!--lmw: Jesse Clift - spelling? there is a story named jesse Cliffe in country stories. I believe it should be Cliff--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Davies_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Davies</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Davies</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#rjp #lmw"><!--Owns a neighboring meadow.--><!--LMW: same as Farmer Davies?--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Dearesley_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Dearesley</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Dearesley</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <!--<occupation>doctor</occupation>-->
                  <note resp="#rjp #lmw"><!--LMW: Mr or Dr Dearesley Two people? transcription error?? check against ms. and any letters--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Deverell_John" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>John Deverell</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Deverell</surname>
                     <forename>John</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW: July 1819 journal mentions both Mr. John Deverell and then Mr. Deverell.  John could be the son of Mr.--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Deverell_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Deverell</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Deverell</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW: July 1819 journal mentions both Mr. John Deverell and then Mr. Deverell.  John could be the son of Mr.--></note>
               </person>
               <person xml:id="Fly_pet" sex="f">
                  <persName>Fly</persName>
                  <note resp="#ebb">Female dog given as a gift to MRM bby Farmer Webb in February
                     1819 and <q>married</q> to MRM's dog Mossy in May 1819. </note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Green_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Green</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Green</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW: review my notes on eminent persons of Reading--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Greenwell_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Greenwell</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Greenwell</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Harley_Miss" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Miss Harley</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="paternal">Harley</surname>
                     <roleName>Miss</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW: Could this be transription error for Miss HAWLEY? Mr. Hawley marries Besty Broughton.-->
                  </note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Havell_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Havell</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Havell</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW: Any connection to Havell's, the circulating library?--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Hayward_MrsW" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Hayward</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Hayward</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Associated with <placeName ref="#Watlington">Watlington</placeName><!--LMW: Journal address Watlington. MRM also corresponds in 1830s with Abraham H (son? b. 1801) There is a Mr. and Mrs. Hayward with a first born daughter.  Mrs. first initial may be H. Mr's first initial may be W. Check ancestry tree.--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Harris_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Harris</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Harris</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <!-- <occupation>doctor</occupation>-->
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW: a local doctor, not the same as H Harris the covent garden prop.--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Haydon" sex="m">
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Haydon</surname>
                     <forename>Benjamin</forename>
                     <forename>Robert</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <birth when="1786-01-26">
                     <placeName>Plymouth, England</placeName>
                  </birth>
                  <death when="1846-06-22">
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </death>
                  <note resp="#rnes #ebb"> Benjamin Robert Haydon was a painter educated at the
                        <orgName>Royal Academy</orgName>, who was famous for contemporary,
                     historical, classical, biblical, and mythological scenes, though tormented by
                     financial difficulties and incarceration. He painted <persName ref="#Wordsworth_Wm">William Wordsworth's</persName> portrait in 1842 and
                     painted a cameo of Keats in his epic canvas <bibl><title level="m" ref="#ChrstEJrslm_Haydon">Christ's Entry into Jerusalem</title>(<date from="1814" to="1820">1814-20</date>)</bibl>. <persName ref="#MRM">MRM</persName> was introduced to him at his London studio in the spring of
                     1817, and <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William Elford</persName> was a
                     mutual friend, and Haydon’s own acquaintances included several prominent
                     British Romantic literary figures. He completed <bibl><title level="m" ref="#Lazarus_Haydon">The Raising of Lazarus</title> in
                        <date>1823</date></bibl>. He wrote a diary and an autobiography, both of
                     which were published only posthumously, and he committed suicide in 1846.
                     George Paston's <bibl><title level="m">Little Memoirs of the Nineteenth
                           Century</title> (<date>1893</date>)</bibl> contends that Mitford was
                     asked to edit Haydon's memoir, but
                     declined.<!--RNES: uncitable (no page #s) reprint Paston on Google Books--></note>
                  <!-- Haydon, Christ's Entry into Jerusalem, now in Ohio: http://www.athenaeum.edu/discover/Artcollection.aspx -->
               </person>



               <person xml:id="Holton_Mrs" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Holton</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Holton</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"> Spouse of <persName ref="#Holton_Paul"/>. They lived in
                        <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName> and were friends with
                     the <orgName ref="#Webbs">Webbs</orgName>. Source: Journal. </note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Jack_boy" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Jack</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <forename>Jack</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> calls him <quote>the
                        droll boy who lived at <persName ref="#Body_Richard">Mr. Body</persName>'s 2
                        years ago &amp; then went to <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName></quote>. Possibly a young servant. Surname unknown.
                     Dates unknown. Source: Journal.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Madison_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Madison</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Madison</surname>
                     <surname><addName>Maddison</addName></surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Maitland_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Maitland</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Maitland</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Morris_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Morris</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Morris</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Associated with <placeName ref="#Wokingham_city">Wokingham</placeName>. Forename unknown. Dates unknown.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Newell_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Newell</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Newell</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Ogbourn_Miss" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Miss Ogbourn</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="paternal">Ogbourn</surname>
                     <roleName>Miss</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW: Mrs. Webb's maiden name was Ogbourn:  a sister or niece?  Is this AUNT MARY??--></note>
               </person>
               <!--LMW: Existing SI entry:
                              <person xml:id="Webb_Mary_elder" sex="f">
                                 <persName>Aunt Mary Webb</persName>
                                 <persName>
                                    <surname>Webb</surname>
                                    <forename>Mary</forename>
                                 </persName>
                                 <persName>
                                    <addName>Aunt Mary</addName>
                                 </persName>
                                 <note resp="#scw #lmw">Friend of<persName ref="#MRM">Mary Russell Mitford.
                                 </persName>Sister or sister-in-law of <persName ref="#Webb_James">James
                                    Webb</persName> and aunt of <persName ref="#Webb_Eliza">Eliza</persName>,
                                    <persName ref="#Webb_Jane">Jane</persName> and <persName ref="#Webb_Mary_younger">Mary Webb</persName>. <persName ref="#Needham_Francis">Francis Needham</persName>suggests that she was the
                                    basis for the character of <persName>Aunt Martha</persName> in the <title ref="#OV">Our Village</title>story of that title. Sources: <rs type="letter">
                                       <persName ref="#Needham_Francis">Francis Needham</persName>, Letter to
                                       <persName ref="#Roberts_Wm">William Roberts</persName>, <date when="1953-06-16">16 June 1953</date>
                                    </rs>. <bibl corresp="#Needham_PapersRCL">
                                       <persName ref="#Needham_Francis">Needham Papers</persName>, <orgName ref="#ReadingCL">Reading Central Library</orgName>
                                    </bibl>. Relationship to other Webbs and birth and death dates unknown. More
                                    research needed.</note>
                              </person>
                              -->

               <person xml:id="Payn_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Payn</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Payn</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Lives near <placeName ref="#SeymourCt">Seymour
                     Court</placeName><!--LMW: The Payns live on the way to Seymour Court, near the Wakefields. Mr. and Mrs. Payn likely married couple.-->
                  </note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Payn_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Payn</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Payn</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Lives near <placeName ref="#SeymourCt">Seymour
                     Court</placeName><!--LMW: The Payns live on the way to Seymour Court, near the Wakefields. Mr. and Mrs. Payn likely married couple.-->
                  </note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Piles_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Piles</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Piles</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Pithers_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Pithers</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Pithers</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#rjp #lmw"><!--Owns a neighboring field.--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Rapley_Betty" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Rapley</surname>
                     <forename>Betty</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!-- LMW: Same person as Elizabeth Rapley?--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Rainy_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Rainy</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Rainy</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Person who came to see <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram
                        House</placeName> in 1819. Source: Journal.</note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Cockle_Gen" sex="m">
                  <persName>General Cockle</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Cockle</surname>
                     <roleName>General</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="StQuentin">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>M. St. Quentin</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>St. Quentin</surname>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!-- LMW: M. St. Quentin partner and later spouse of Mrs. Rowden. Consult Rowden tree.--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Slade_F" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Slade</surname>
                     <forename>Frederick</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Spurling_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Spurling</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Spurling</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Stewart_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!-- 2022-10-30 ebb: mentioned in April 2020. 
                     I wonder if this is the same person as Major Stewart, whom she mentions in entries the next month? 
                     I'm moving the entries to sit next to each other.
                  -->
                  <persName>Mr. Stewart</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Stewart</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>
               <person xml:id="Stewart_Major" sex="m">
                  <!-- ebb: Could this be the same as Stewart_Mr?  -->
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Major</surname>
                     <forename>Stewart</forename>
                  </persName>
               </person>


               <person xml:id="Talmage_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <persName>Mrs. Talmage</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Talmage</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Taunton_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Taunton</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Taunton</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Voules_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Voules</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Voules</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Voules_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Voules</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Voules</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>

                  <note resp="#rjp #lmw">She receives one of Molly's puppies, born in
                     1819.<!--LMW: likely married couple with Mr. Voules.--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Walker_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Walker</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>Walker</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW: MRM corresponds with a Mrs. Walker in 1842--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Waterton_Mrs" sex="f">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mrs. Waterton</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname type="married">Waterton</surname>
                     <roleName>Mrs.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="White_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. White</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>White</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW: Tom White mentioned in connection with Captain Tuppen. Same as Mr. White, or his son?--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="White_Tom" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Tom White</persName>
                  <persName>
                     <surname>White</surname>
                     <forename>Tom</forename>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW: Tom White mentioned in connection with Captain Tuppen. Same as Mr. White, or his son?--></note>
               </person>

               <person xml:id="Williams_Mr" sex="m">
                  <!--done-->
                  <persName>Mr. Williams</persName>
                  <persName><surname>Williams</surname>
                     <roleName>Mr.</roleName>
                  </persName>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><!--LMW Is Miss Williams, in SI, his daughter?--></note>
               </person>


            </listPerson>
         </div>

         <div type="places">
            <listPlace sortKey="histPlaces">

               <place xml:id="Exmouth"/>

               <place xml:id="ManchesterHouse"/>

               <place xml:id="copse_Dearesley">
                  <placeName>Mr. Dearesley's copse</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw"><persName ref="#Dearsley_Wm">Mr. Dearesley</persName>'s copse
                     near <placeName ref="#Bertram_houe">Bertram House</placeName>. <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> went <name ref="#primrose">primros</name>ing
                     there in <date when="1819-03">March 1819</date>. Source: Journal.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="cottage_TMC">
                  <placeName>cottage at Three Mile Cross</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">House belonging to <persName ref="#Body_Richard">Richard
                        Body</persName> in <placeName ref="#ThreeMileCross">Three Mile
                        Cross</placeName> where <persName ref="#MRM">Mary Russell Mitford</persName>
                     moved with <orgName ref="#Mitfords_Ma_Pa">her parents</orgName> in <date when="1820">1820</date> after leaving <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram House</placeName>. <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> lived
                     there until <date when="1851">1851</date>.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="field_BBr">
                  <placeName>Fields at Burghfield Bridge</placeName>
                  <district>Wokingham</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Fields at <placeName ref="#BurghfieldBr">Burghfield
                        Bridge</placeName>. <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">George Mitford</persName>
                     went there to get his daughter Field <name ref="#tulip">Tulip</name>s in <date when="1819-04">April 1819</date>.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="field_BH">
                  <placeName>Fields at Bertram House</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Fields belonging to the <placeName ref="#Bertram_houe">Bertram
                        House</placeName> estate. One location where <persName ref="#MEM">Mitford</persName> goes <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting in <date when="1819-03">March 1819</date>. Some of the fields are used for <name ref="#hay">hay</name>ing.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="plantation_BH">
                  <placeName>Plantations at Bertram House</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Plantations--planted woodlands--belonging to the <placeName ref="#Bertram_houe">Bertram House</placeName> estate. One location where
                        <persName ref="#MEM">Mitford</persName> went <name ref="#fir">fir</name>topping and fed my <name ref="#robin">robin</name>s in winter <date when="1819">1819</date> and <date when="1820">1820</date>,</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="field_Body">
                  <placeName>Mr. Body's fields</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Fields belonging to the <placeName ref="#Body_Richard">ichard
                        Body</placeName>. One location where <persName ref="#MEM">Mitford</persName>
                     goes <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting in <date when="1819-03">March
                        1819</date>.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="field_Dearesley">
                  <placeName>Mr. Dearesley's field</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Field belonging to the <placeName ref="#Dearsley_Wm">Mr.
                        Dearsley</placeName>, once part of the <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram House estate</placeName>, sold by <persName ref="#Mitford_Geo">George Mitford</persName>. One location where <persName ref="#MEM">Mitford</persName> goes <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting in <date when="1819-03">March 1819</date>.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="field_Davies">
                  <placeName>Mr. Davies's fields</placeName>
                  <district>xxx</district>
                  <!--??-->
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="field_Pithers">
                  <placeName>Mr. Pithers's fields</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Field belonging to <placeName ref="#Pithers_Mr">Mr.
                        Pithers</placeName>. One location where <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> goes <name ref="#violet">violet</name>ting in <date when="1819-03">March 1819</date>, although she did not find any that
                     year.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="field_PW">
                  <placeName>Fields at Pinge Wood</placeName>
                  <district>Whitley</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Frequent destination for <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName>
                     walks and drives, accompanied by <persName ref="#Hill_Lucy">Lucy</persName>
                     &amp; their dogs. Frequent site for collecting <name ref="#flower">flower</name>, including <name ref="#violet">violets</name>, <name ref="#pansy">pansies</name>, <name ref="#cowslip">cowslip</name>s, and <name ref="#woodsorrel">wood sorrel</name>.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="field_TMC">
                  <placeName>Fields at Three Mile Cross</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield oarusg</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Fields near the <placeName ref="#cottage_TMC">gottage at Three
                        Mile Cross</placeName>.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="garden_BH">
                  <placeName>garden at Bertram House</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Garden at <placeName ref="#Bertram_houe">Bertram
                        House</placeName> estate.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="meadow_BH">
                  <placeName>meadows at Bertram House</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Meadows belonging to the <placeName ref="#Bertram_houe">Bertram
                        House</placeName> estate.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="meadow_Bridgwater">
                  <placeName>Mr. Bridgwater's meadows</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Meadows owned by <persName ref="#Bridgwater_Mr">Mr.
                        Bridgewater</persName>. One of the locations <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> goes <name ref="#cowslip">cowslip</name>ping in <date when="1820-04">April 1820</date>.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="meadow_Davies">
                  <placeName>Mr. Davies's meadows</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Meadows owned by <persName ref="#Davies_Mr">Mr.
                        Davies</persName>. One of the locations <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> goes to gather <name ref="#woodsorrel">woodsorrel</name>
                     and <name ref="#violet">violet</name>s.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="meadow_TMC">
                  <placeName>meadows at Three Mile Cross</placeName>
                  <district>Shinfield parish</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Meadows near the <placeName ref="#cottage_TMC">cottage at Three
                        Mile Cross</placeName>.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="GroveCottage">
                  <placeName>Grove Cottage</placeName>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <note resp="#lmw">One of the houses <orgName ref="#Mitfords">Mitfords</orgName>
                     view but do not choose in planning their relocation from <placeName ref="#Bertram_house">Bertram House</placeName>in 1820.</note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="Ashmolean_Old">
                  <placeName>Ashmolean</placeName>
                  <district>Oxford</district>
                  <!--??-->
                  <region>Oxfordshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <location>
                     <geo>51.75443 -1.25519</geo>
                  </location>
                  <note resp="#lmw">In Mitford's time, the Ashmolean collection was housed in the
                     1683 <soCalled>Old Ashmolean</soCalled>, a purpose-built museum on Broad Street
                     that now houses Oxford's History of Science Museum.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Ashmolean_2006.JPG"/>
                  </note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="PaperMill_Marlow">
                  <placeName>Paper mill on the Thames</placeName>
                  <district>Marlow</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="BurghfieldBr">
                  <placeName>Burghfield Bridge</placeName>
                  <district>Wokingham</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <location>
                     <geo>51.429997 -1.023278</geo>
                  </location>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Hamlet near Reading named after a bridge crossing the River
                     Kennett. The existing bridge was constructed in 1812 and is a Grade II listed
                     building.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Burghfield_Bridge.jpg"/></note>
                  <note><ptr target="https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/berks/vol3/pp399-404"/></note>
                  <note><ptr target="http://www.berkshirehistory.com/villages/burghfield.html"/></note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="Lockinge">
                  <placeName>Lockinge</placeName>
                  <district>Wantage</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <region>Oxfordshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <location>
                     <geo>51.584 -1.388</geo>
                  </location>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Small parish that runs from Ilsley Downs to the Vale of White
                     Horse district; historically part of Berkshire and now in Oxfordshire.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/berks/vol4/pp307-311"/></note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="Overton">
                  <placeName>Overton</placeName>
                  <region>Hampshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <location>
                     <geo>51.2439 -1.2615</geo>
                  </location>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Large parish. In 1831, the Hundred of Overton contained Ashe,
                     Bradley, Deane, Laverstoke, Overton, Tadley, and North Waltham. Overton Mill
                     has produced banknote paper since the eighteenth century. <persName ref="#Russell_Richard">Richard Russell</persName> lived here as vicar of
                     Overton and rector of Ashe and Deane.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/hants/vol4/p197"/></note>
                  <note><ptr target="https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/hants/vol4/pp210-219"/></note>
                  <!-- https://www.stmarysoverton.org.uk/history.php [the dickers family have a plaque in the church] -->
               </place>

               <place xml:id="ReadingTownHall">
                  <placeName>Reading Town Hall</placeName>
                  <district>Reading</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <location>
                     <geo>51.45695 -0.97005</geo>
                  </location>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
                  <note><ptr target="https://www.berkshirehistory.com/odds/reading_town_hall.html"/></note>
                  <note><ptr target="https://www.readingtownhall.co.uk/"/></note>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="WhitleyWood">
                  <placeName>Whitley Wood</placeName>
                  <district>Reading</district>
                  <region>Berkshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <location>
                     <geo>51.41632 -0.96171</geo>
                  </location>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Hamlet near <placeName ref="#Reading_city">Reading</placeName>.</note>
                  <note/>
                  <note/>
               </place>

               <place xml:id="Watlington">
                  <placeName>Watlington</placeName>
                  <region>Oxfordshire</region>
                  <country>England</country>
                  <location>
                     <geo>51.584 -1.388</geo>
                  </location>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Small market town on the edge of the Chiltern Hills. By the late
                     eighteenth century, it had six inns, all owned by the <orgName ref="#Haywards">Hayward brewing family</orgName>. Watlington Town Hall, built in 1665, is a
                     Grade II listed building.</note>
                  <note><ptr target="https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/oxon/vol8/pp210-252"/></note>
                  <note><ptr target="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Watlington_-_Town_Hall_(geograph_5277549).jpg"/></note>
                  <!-- https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/chilterns-countryside/features/a-brief-history-of-watlington-hill -->
               </place>
            </listPlace>
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         <div type="nature">


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               <item xml:id="flower"/>

            </list>

            <list sortKey="animals">

               <item xml:id="spaniel"/>

               <item xml:id="greyhound"/>

               <item xml:id="butterfly"/>

               <item xml:id="cat"/>

               <item xml:id="chicken"/>

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         <div type="publications">

            <listBibl sortKey="serial_MRM">

               <bibl xml:id="Times_Papers"> </bibl>
               <bibl xml:id="Pamphleteer_per">
                  <title>The Pamphleteer</title>
                  <pubPlace>London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher><orgName ref="#AJValpy_pub">A. J. Valpy</orgName></publisher>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Published between 1813 and 1828. Full title: <title level="m">The Pamphleteer: Respectfully Dedicated to Both Houses of Parliament. To be
                        Continued Occasionally, an Average of Four or Five Numbers Annually</title>.
                     Contained shorthand reportage of major Parliamentary speeches, as well as
                     original and reprinted pamphlets, reports, essays, and letters on current
                     political and economic, as well as social, literary and medical issues.
                     Contributors included <persName ref="#Elford_SirWm">Sir William
                        Elford</persName>, <persName ref="#Talfourd_Thos">Thomas Noon
                        Talfourd</persName> and <persName ref="#Sinclair_SrJohn">John
                        Sinclair</persName>, among others. Special topics of particular interest to
                     Mitford and her circle included copyright law, the laws regulating theatres,
                     greyhounds and coursing, and brewing.</note> xvvv </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="BritishCritic_per">
                  <title>British Critic</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Tory periodical</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="EclecticRev">
                  <title>Eclectic Review</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Periodical</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="MonthlyMag">
                  <title>the Monthly Magazine</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Periodical</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="EuroMag">
                  <title>European Magazine</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Periodical</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="EdinburghRev">
                  <title>Edinburgh Review</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Periodical</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="EdinburghMag1785to1816">
                  <title>Edinburgh Magazine; or Literary Miscellany</title>
                  <pubPlace><placeName ref="#Edinburgh"/></pubPlace>
                  <publisher><orgName>J. Sibbald</orgName></publisher>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Published by Sibbald, 1785 to 1816, then published by Constable
                     until 1826.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="EdinburghMag1817to1826">
                  <title>Edinburgh Magazine; or Literary Miscellany</title>
                  <pubPlace><placeName ref="#Edinburgh"/></pubPlace>
                  <publisher><orgName>J. Constable</orgName></publisher>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Previously published by Sibbald, then published by Constable,
                     1817 to 1826.</note>
               </bibl>
            </listBibl>

            <listBibl sortKey="work_MRM">

               <bibl xml:id="TwoPapers">
                  <title level="m">Two Papers: A Theatrical Critique, and an Essay [ . . . ]
                     attributed to the Editor of the <q>Ex-m-n-r</q>
                  </title>
                  <author/>
                  <publisher>Miller</publisher>
                  <pubPlace>London</pubPlace>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Satire aimed at <persName ref="#hunt">Leigh Hunt</persName>.
                     Full title: Two Papers: A Theatrical Critique, and an Essay (being No. 999 of
                     the <q>Pretender</q> on Sonnet-writing and Sonnet-writers in general, including
                     A <q>Sonnet on Myself,</q> attributed to the Editor of the <q>Examiner,</q> and
                     preceded by Proofs of their Authenticity, founded upon the authority of
                     internal evidence.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Florence_Macarthy_SO"><!--update existing-->
                  <title>Florence Macarthy</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford records that she was <quote>very much amused by
                        it</quote>. Later, she writes that she <quote>liked it better than the
                        first</quote>, perhaps comparing the last volume to the first. Source:
                     Journal.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Remarks_Italy">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford records she was <quote>charmed with
                  it</quote>.</note></bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Marriage_SF">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford records that she <quote>liked it very much</quote>; she
                     also says that it <quote>made me laugh</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Women_CM">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford records that she <quote>liked it very much</quote>; she
                     also says that it <quote>made me laugh</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Specimen_Nat_poem">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>very good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="TenYearsatTripoli">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>very entertaining indeed</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Wheel_Fortune_play">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>middling</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Don_Juan_poem">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>good but wicked</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Peters_Letters_novel">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>very good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Life_LadyRussell">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>interesting</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="PR_JLeyden">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>very good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Shakespeare_Times_nonfict">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford considered it <quote>good materials badly
                     used</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Monastery_WS">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">As Mitford reads, she rates it <quote>not very good</quote>,
                        <quote>not so good as some of his Novels</quote> and then, presumably as she
                     reads the final volume, <quote>pretty good too</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="WalpoletoMontagu">
                  <!--update existing-->
                  <title/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>charming</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>


               <bibl xml:id="Hacho">
                  <title level="m">Hacho; or, the Spell of St. Wilten</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Deacon_WF">William Frederick Deacon</persName></author>
                  <publisher>William Hone</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Narrative poem in imitation of <persName ref="#Scott_Wal">Scott</persName>, written while the author was at Cambridge.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="ManinMoon_Hone">
                  <title level="m">The Man in the Moon</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Cruikshank_Geo"/></author>
                  <publisher>William Hone</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Man in the Moon, A Speech from
                        the Throne to the Senate of Lunataria. In the Moon.</title>. Political
                     satire.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Acct_Know">
                  <title level="m">Account of the captivity of Capt. Robert Knox and other
                     Englishmen, in the island of Ceylon</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Knox_Rbt"/></author>
                  <publisher>J. Hatchard</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Account of the Captivity of Capt.
                        Robert Knox and other Englishmen, in the island of Ceylon; and of the
                        Captain's miraculous escape, and return to England, in September, 1680;
                        after detention on the island of nineteen years and a half.</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_Montrose">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of the Most Renowned James Graham, Marquis of
                     Montrose</title>
                  <author ref="#Graham_DofMontrose"/>
                  <author ref="#Wishart_Geo"/>
                  <publisher>Archibald Constable and Co.</publisher>
                  <pubPlace>Edinburgh</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Memoirs of the most renowned James
                        Graham, Marquis of Montrose. Translated from the Latin of the Rev. Dr.
                        George Wishart, afterwards Bishop of Edinburgh. To which are added, sundry
                        original letters, never before published</title>. After reading, Mitford
                     commented that Graham was <q>a very great man &amp; great poet!</q>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mordaunt">
                  <title level="m">Mordaunt: Sketches of Life, Characters, and Manners, in Various
                     Countries</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Moore_DrJ"/>
                  </author>
                  <publisher>G. G. and J. Robinson</publisher>
                  <pubPlace>London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1800"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Mordaunt: Sketches of Life,
                        Characters, and Manners, in Various Countries; including the Memoirs of a
                        French Lady of Quality.</title>. Mitford rated it <q>an excellent old
                        Novel</q>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Sacrifice_Isabel">
                  <title>The Sacrifice Of Isabel: A Poem.</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Quillinan_Ed"/></author>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</publisher>
                  <pubPlace>London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1816"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it. <q>an elegant Poem</q>.</note>
               </bibl>


               <bibl xml:id="Diary_Dodington"/>
               <!--<persName ref="#Dodington_Geo">Bubb Doddington</persName>'s Diary</title> <q>which is Corruption itself</q>.</p>
                  The diary of the late George Bubb Dodington, Baron of Melcombe Regis, from March 8, 1749, to February 6, 1761;
Author:	George Bubb Doddington Melcombe, Baron.; Aston William; Bookbinder Head & Hull; Head & Hull Bookbinder; Hull & Head Bookbinder; All authors
Publisher:	Salisbury, pr. & sold by E.Easton; London, G. & T. Wilkie;, 1784.
               http://viaf.org/viaf/36909450
               -->

               <bibl xml:id="PrivateCorr_BF"/>
               <!--<persName ref="#Franklin_Ben">Dr. Franklin</persName>'s Correspondence</title>
                  The private correspondence of Benjamin Franklin, LL. D, F.R.S., &c. Minister Plenipontentiary from the United States of America at the court of France, and for the Treaty of Peace and Independence with Great Britain, &c. & c : comprising a series of letters on miscellaneous, literary, and political subjects written between the years 1753 and 1790, illustrating the memoirs of his public and private life, and developing the secret history of his political transactions and negociations
                  1817
                  <q>famous>q/>-->

               <bibl xml:id="BioMem_PrCharlotte"/>
               <!--Life of <persName ref="#PrincessCharlotte">Princess Charlotte</persName></title> by <persName ref="#Booth_John">Booth</persName>
                  A biographical memoir of the public and private life of the much lamented Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales and Saxe-Coburg : illustrated with recollections, anecdotes, and traits of character, including incidental observations upon persons and events connected with the subject of the memoir, accompanied by explanatory and authentic documents in an appendix.
Author:	Henry Hoppner Meyer; George Hawkins; John Barfield; John Booth, (Bookseller); John Hatchard; All authors
Publisher:	London : Printed by J. Barfield, Wardour-Street, printer to H.R.H. the Prince Regent, for John Booth, Duke-Street, Portland-Place ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Egerton, Whitehall ; Rodwell & Martin, Bond-St. ; Chapple, Pall-Mall ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1817.

<q>a catch penny thing</q>-->

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_Martyn"/>
               <!--memoirs of <persName ref="#Martyn_H">H. Martyn</persName></title>
                  Memoirs of the Rev. Henry Martyn, etc. [By John Sargent.].
Author:	John SARGENT, Rector of Lavington.; Henry Martyn
Publisher:	London : J. Hatchard, 1819.
                     full title: Memoir of the Rev. Henry Martyn, B.D. late fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and chaplain to the honorable East India Company.-->

               <bibl xml:id="MiltonWksLife_CS"/>
               <!--<persName ref="#Symmon_Chas">Symmon</persName>'s Life of Milton</title>
                  The prose works of John Milton : with a life of the author
Author:	John Milton; Charles Symmons
Publisher:	London : J. Johnson, 1806.
Series:	Library of English literature, LEL 20265-68.
<q>very good<q/>
               -->

               <bibl xml:id="NoFiction"/>
               <!--No Fiction</title>
                  No Fiction: a narrative founded on recent and interesting facts. [By Andrew Reed.]].
Author:	FICTION.; Andrew REED, the Elder.
Publisher:	London, 1820.
<q>sad methodistical stuff</q>
               -->

               <bibl xml:id="Sermons_RRussell">
                  <title level="m">Manuscript sermons</title>
                  <author ref="#Russell_Richard"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Unpublished manuscript sermons by <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName>'s grandfather. <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName>
                     owns a copy, which she loans to <persName ref="#Knyvett_Chas">Charles
                        Knyvett</persName>.</note>
               </bibl>


               <bibl xml:id="MossyMs">
                  <title level="m">Manuscript tribute to Mossy</title>
                  <author ref="#MRM"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Manuscript tribute to <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>, written after his death.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="MossyPoem">
                  <title level="m">Manuscript poem to Mossy</title>
                  <author ref="#MRM"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Manuscript poem to <persName ref="#Mossy_pet">Mossy</persName>,
                     written after his death.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Independence">
                  <title level="m">Independence</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author and date unidentified.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="AuthAcct_FrRev">
                  <title level="m">Authentic Account of the French Revolution</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author and date unidentified. Mitford rated it
                        <q>interesting</q>. Source: Journal.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Morland">
                  <title level="m">Morland</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author and date unidentified.</note>
               </bibl>
               <!-- ?? Authentic memoirs of the late George Morland : with remarks on his abilities and progress as an artist ... together with a fac-simile of his writing, specimens of his hieroglyphical sketches etc. ...
Author:	Francis William Blagdon; George Morland
Publisher:	London : Printed for Edward Orme, 1806. -->

               <bibl xml:id="Raymond">
                  <title level="m">Raymond</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author and date unidentified.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Branford">
                  <title level="m">Branford</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author and date unidentified. Mitford rated it <quote>pretty
                        good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="SoldierBoy">
                  <title level="m">Soldier Boy</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author and date unidentified.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Ellesmere">
                  <title level="m">Ellesmere</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author and date unidentified.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Vicissitudes">
                  <title level="m">Vicissitudes</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author and date unidentified.</note>
                  <!-- On the Origin and Vicissitudes of Literature, Science and Art,
And Their Influence on the Present State of Society. A Discourse, Delivered on the Opening of the Liverpool Royal Institution, 25th November, 1817
By William Roscoe · Harris and Co. and sold by Cadell and Davies, 1817
                  
                  OR??
                  
                  Vicissitudes of life : exemplified in the interesting memoirs of a young lady, in a series of letters : in two volumes.
Author:	Jane West
Publisher:	London : E. Cox and Son, 1815
                  -->
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Lectures_JOpie">
                  <title level="m">Lectures on Painting</title>
                  <author ref="#Opie_J #Opie_Amelia"/>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1809"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Lectures on Painting, Delivered at
                        the Royal Academy of Arts: with a letter on the proposal for a public
                        memorial of the naval glory of Great Britain. By the late John Opie, Esq.
                        Professor in Painting at the Royal Academy. To which are prefixed, a memoir
                        by Mrs. Opie, and other accounts of Mr. Opie's talents and
                     character</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="CritProse_Dryden">
                  <title level="m">The Critical and Miscellaneous Prose Works of John Dryden</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Dryden"/></author>
                  <editor>Edmond Malone</editor>
                  <publisher>Cadell and Davies</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1800"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Critical and Miscellaneous
                        Prose Works of John Dryden, Now First Collected: with Notes and
                        Illustrations; An Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, Grounded
                        on Original and Authentick Documents; and A Collection of His Letters, the
                        greater part of which has never before been published.</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Italian_AR">
                  <title level="m">The Italian</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Radcliffe_A"/></author>
                  <publisher>T. Cadell, Jr. and W. Davies</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1797"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Italian, or the Confessional of
                        the Black Penitents. A Romance</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Orig_Miniature">
                  <title level="m">The Original of the Miniature. a Novel.</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Davenport_Sel"/></author>
                  <publisher>A. K. Newman</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1816"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">4 volumes. Printed at the Minerva Press.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="QueenhooH">
                  <title level="m">Queenhoo Hall, A Romance</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Strutt_Jos"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace>London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1808"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">3 volumes. Published with <title level="m">Ancient Times, a
                        drama</title> (vol. 4).</note>
               </bibl>


               <bibl xml:id="View_Europe">
                  <title level="m">View of the State of Europe during the Middle Ages</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#HallamH"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">3 volumes. Mitford rated it <quote>good</quote></note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="WrightvClement">
                  <title level="m">Report of the Action, Wright v. Clement</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#WrightJ #ClementWI #FarquharsonG"/></author>
                  <publisher>J. Wright</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Report of the Action, Wright v.
                        Clement: for certain libels published in Cobbett's Political Register: tried
                        in the Court of King's Bench at Westminster, on Friday, the 10th of
                        December, 1819, before Lord Chief Justice Abbott and a special
                     jury</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="DescCat_Louvre">
                  <title level="m">A Descriptive Catalogue of the Pictures in the Royal Museum, or,
                     the Louvre</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Visconti_E"/></author>
                  <publisher>Samuel Leigh</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Descriptive Catalogue of the
                        Pictures in the Royal Museum, or, the Louvre; also, A description of the
                        sculpture in the lower gallery.</title></note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="HistWIndies_BE">
                  <title level="m">History of the West Indies</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Edwards_Bryan"/></author>
                  <publisher>G. and W. B. Whittaker</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1798"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">5 volumes. Full title: <title level="m">The History, Civil and
                        Commercial, of the British West Indies. with a continuation to the present
                        time. with maps and plates</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Life_Wesley">
                  <title level="m">The Life of Wesley</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Southey_R"/></author>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 volumes. Full title: <title level="m">The Life of Wesley; and
                        the Rise and Progress of Methodism</title>. Mitford rated it <quote>very
                        good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Narr_Campaign_Saxony">
                  <title level="m">A Circumstantial Narrative of the Campaign in Saxony, in the year
                     1813</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#KempeAJ"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Circumstantial Narrative of the
                        Campaign in Saxony, in the year 1813; written originally in German by Baron
                        von Odeleben, [...] To which are subjoined the notes of M. Aubert de Vitry,
                        editor of the French edition. The whole translated by A. J. Kempe</title>.
                     Mitford rated it <quote>good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Dudley">
                  <title level="m">Dudley</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#OKeeffe_Ad"/></author>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">3 volumes. by <q>Miss O'Keeffe</q>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="EskdaleHerdboy">
                  <title level="m">The Eskdale Herd-Boy</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Blackford_Mar"/></author>
                  <publisher>T. Cadell, Jr. and W. Davies</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Eskdale Herd-Boy, a Scottish
                        Tale for the Instruction and Amusement of Young People</title>. Mitford
                     rated it <quote>good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Speeches_Windham">
                  <title level="m">Speeches in Parliament of the Right Honourable William
                     Windham</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Windham_Wm #Amyot_Thos"/></author>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1812"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">3 volumes. Full title: <title level="m">Speeches in Parliament
                        of the Right Honourable William Windham, to which is prefixed some account
                        of his life by Thomas Amyot</title>. Mitford rated them <quote>good</quote>
                     and <quote>very good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="TalesofFancy_Shipwreck">
                  <title level="m">Tales of Fancy: The Shipwreck</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Burney_SH">Sarah Harriet Burney</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>Henry Colburn</publisher>
                  <date when="1816">1816</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">
                     <title level="a">The Shipwreck</title> makes up volume one of the three-volume
                     work. The remaining volumes make up <title ref="#Country_Neighbours">Country
                        Neighbours</title>. As she reads, Mitford rated it <quote>famous</quote>;
                        <quote>very good</quote> and <quote>very good indeed</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Country_Neighbours"><!--existing entry, fix date-->
                  <title level="m">Tales of Fancy: Country Neighbors; or, The Secret</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Burney_SH">Sarah Harriet Burney</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>H. Colburn</publisher>
                  <date when="1816">1816</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">
                     <title level="a">Country Neighbors</title> makes up volumes two and three of
                     the three-volume work. As she reads, Mitford rated it <quote>famous</quote>;
                        <quote>very good</quote> and <quote>very good indeed</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Delphine">
                  <title level="m">Delphine</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#deStael"/></author>
                  <publisher>J. J. Paschoud</publisher>
                  <pubPlace>Geneva, Switzerland</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1802"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>not good</quote> and <quote>much too
                        dismal</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Travels_Nubia">
                  <title level="m">Travels in Nubia</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Burckhardt_JL"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Published by the Association for Promoting the Discovery for the
                     Interior Parts of Africa.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mission_Ashantee">
                  <title level="m">Mission from Cape Coast Castle to Ashantee</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Bowdich_TE"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Mission from Cape Coast Castle to
                        Ashantee: with a statistical account of that Kingdom, and geographical
                        notices of other parts of the interior of Africa</title>. Mitford rated it
                        <quote>dull</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_RLEdgeworth">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of Richard Lovell Edgeworth</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#EdgeworthRL #Edgeworth_Maria"/></author>
                  <publisher>R. Hunter</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw"> 2 volumes. Full title: <title level="m">Memoirs of Richard
                        Lovell Edgeworth, Esq. begun by himself and concluded by his daughter, Maria
                        Edgeworth</title>. Mitford rated it <quote>very good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Travels_NGermany">
                  <title level="m">Travels in the North of Germany</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Hodgskin_Thos"/></author>
                  <publisher>A. Constable</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#Edinburgh"/>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Travels in the North of Germany:
                        Describing the Present State of the Social and Political Institutions [. . .
                        ] Particularly in the Kingdom of Hanover</title>. Mitford rates it as
                        <quote>good politics but middling writing</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Knights_Swan">
                  <title level="m">Knights of the Swan</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#deGenlis_Mme"/></author>
                  <publisher>Vernor and Hood</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1796"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 volumes. Full title: <title level="m">The Knights of the Swan:
                        or, the court of Charlemagne: a romance, written by the Countess of Genlis,
                        in continuation of The tales of the castle</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Walsingham">
                  <title level="m">Walsingham</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Robinson_Mary"/></author>
                  <publisher>T. N. Longman</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1797"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Walsingham, or the Pupil of Nature:
                        A Domestic Story</title>. Reprinted in 1805 by William Lane for Minerva
                     Press. Mitford rated it <quote>old &amp; bad</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="KingCoal">
                  <title level="m">King Coal's Levée</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#ScafeJ"/></author>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">King Coal's Levee, Or Geological
                        Etiquette, With Explanatory Notes; And The Council Of The Metals</title>.
                     Mitford called it a <quote>pretty little thing</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_WilhelminaofPrussia">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of Frederica Sophia Wilhelmina</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Wilhelmine_Prussia1709"/></author>
                  <publisher>Henry Colburn</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1812"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Memoirs of Frederica Sophia
                        Wilhelmina: princess royal of Prussia, margravine of Bareith, sister of
                        Frederick the Great</title>. Manuscripts show that her memoirs were written
                     or revised in French between 1748 and 1758, and then printed in German and in
                     French in 1810.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="HermitInLondon">
                  <title level="m">The Hermit in London</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#MDonough_F"/></author>
                  <publisher>Henry Colburn</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Published anonymously. 5 volumes. Full title: <title level="m">The Hermit In London, Or, Sketches of English Manners</title>. Mitford
                     rated it <quote>very good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Sketch_FriendsFam">
                  <title level="m">A Sketch of my Friend's Family</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Marshall_MrsLA"/></author>
                  <publisher>Henry Teape</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Sketch of my Friend's Family:
                        intended to suggest some practical hints on religion and domestic
                        manners</title>. Mitford rated it <quote>sad Methodistical
                     stuff</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="SirPFrancisDenied">
                  <title level="m">Sir Philip Francis denied!: a letter addressed to the British
                     nation</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Serres_OW"/></author>
                  <publisher>E. Williams</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">James Wilmot's niece Olivia Wilmot Serres claims that her uncle
                     wrote <title level="m">The Letters of Junius</title>. Part of the controversy
                     over the identity of the pseudonymous author.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="JuniusLtrs">
                  <title level="m">The Letters of Junius</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Junius_pseudo"/></author>
                  <editor>Henry Sampson Woodfall</editor>
                  <publisher>Thomas Ewing</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1772"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Collection of letters written pseudonymously between 1769 and
                     1772 and colleccted by newspaper editor Henry Woodfall in 1772. Political
                     polemic critical of the government and of <persName ref="#GeoIII">George
                        III</persName>. In 1770, Woodfall was prosecuted for seditious libel and
                     acquitted over printing a portion of the letters, which appeared in <title level="s">The Public Advertiser</title>. The author was never identified and
                     scholars' current thinking attributes the work to <persName ref="#Francis_Philip">Sir Philip Francis</persName>. The controversy over
                     authorship was still lively in Mitford's day and throughout the 19th century.
                     Mitford called its contents a <quote>famous peppering</quote> and says that
                     there is <quote>nothing so good now</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>


               <bibl xml:id="LecPoetry_WHaz">
                  <title level="m">Lectures on the English Poets, delivered at the Surrey
                     Institution</title>
                  <author ref="#Hazlitt_Wm"/>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName ref="#Taylor_Hessey">Taylor and Hessey</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819">1819</date>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Narr_EgyptCataracts">
                  <title level="m">Narrative of a Journey in Egypt and the Country Beyond the
                     Cataracts</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Radcliffe_A"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1817"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="HaroldEx">
                  <title level="m">Harold the Exile</title>
                  <author>anonymous</author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">3 volumes. Published anonymously and with no publisher listed.
                     Considered to be a fictionalized account of the early life of <persName ref="#Byron">Byron</persName> and his spouse <persName ref="#Byron_Annab">Annabelle Millbank Byron</persName>. Mitford rated it <quote>very stupid
                        &amp; dismal</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="AntiquitatesCurio">
                  <title level="m">Antiquitates Curiosae: the etymology of many remarkable old
                     sayings, proverbs, &amp; singular customs</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Taylor_Joseph"/></author>
                  <publisher>T. &amp; J. Allman</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="WaytoKeepHim">
                  <title level="m">The Way to Keep Him. A Comedy in Five Acts</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Murphy_Ar"/></author>
                  <publisher>P. Vaillant</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1770"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Way to Keep Him: a Comedy in
                        five acts, as it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane</title>. An
                     earlier 1760 version had 3 acts, rather than 5.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="NapoleonPeint">
                  <title level="m">Napoleon Peint Par Lui-même. Extraits du Véritable Manuscrit de
                     Napoleon Bonaparte, par un Amércain</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Napoleon"/></author>
                  <publisher> Henry Colburn</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="TraitsNature">
                  <title level="m">Traits of Nature</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Burney_SH"/></author>
                  <publisher>Henry Colburn</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1812"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">5 volumes.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mazeppa_By">
                  <title level="m">Mazeppa, a Poem.</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Byron"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford records that she <quote>liked it very
                     much</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Reynolds_LitWks">
                  <title level="m">The Literary Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Reynolds_Josh"/></author>
                  <publisher>Cadell and Davies</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Literary Works Of Sir Joshua
                        Reynolds, Knight. Late President Of The Royal Academy; Containing His
                        Discourses, Papers In The Idler, The Journal Of A Tour Through Flanders And
                        Holland, And Also His Commentary On Du Fresnoy's Art Of Painting. Printed
                        From The Author's Revised Copies, With his last Corrections and Additions:
                        To Which Is Prefixed, Some Account of the Life of the Author By Edmond
                        Malone, Esq. In Three Volumes</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="MemsQE1">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of the Court of Elizabeth, Queen of England</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Aikin_Lucy"/></author>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 volumes.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Manners">
                  <title level="m">Manners: A Novel</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#BrookeFrances"/></author>
                  <publisher>Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">3 vols. Written under the pseudonym <q>Madame Panache</q>.
                     Mitford rated it <quote>a pretty thing</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="TalesofmyLandord_3rd">
                  <title level="m">Tales of my Landlord, 3rd series</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Scott_Wal"/></author>
                  <publisher>T. Cadell, Jr. and W. Davies</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#Edinburgh">Edinburgh</pubPlace>
                  <publisher ref="#Constable_pub">Constable and co.</publisher>
                  <date when="1819">1819</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">4 volumes. <title level="m">The Bride of Lammermoor</title> made
                     up volumes one and two and <title level="m">Legend of Montrose</title>, volumes
                     three and four.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="ClassicalTour_Hoare">
                  <title level="m">A Classical Tour Through Italy and Sicily</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Hoare_RC"/></author>
                  <publisher>Mawman</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Classical Tour Through Italy and
                        Sicily: tending to illustrate some districts which have not been described
                        by Mr. Eustace</title>. Mitford dismissed it as
                     <quote>humdrum</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="InsaneWorld">
                  <title level="m">The Insane World</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Williams_Thos"/></author>
                  <publisher>J. Hatchard</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Insane World; or, a Week in
                        London. A Satire</title>. Mitford dismissed it as <quote>stupid and
                        frantical</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="AcctDenmark1692">
                  <title level="m">An Account of Denmark in 1692</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#MolesworthRbt"/></author>
                  <publisher>Timothy Goodwin</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1694"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">An Account of Denmark as it was in
                        the year MDCXCII</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Remarks_HistEng">
                  <title level="m">Remarks on the History of England</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Bolinbroke"/></author>
                  <publisher>Richard Francklin</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1743"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Remarks on the History of England:
                        From the Minutes of Humphry Oldcastle, Esq</title>. Published pseudonymously
                     as Humphry Oldcastle. She rated them <quote>famous</quote>. Mitford may have
                     read the later reprint published by T. Davies.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Acct_War1808">
                  <title level="m">Account of the War in Spain and Portugal, and in the South of
                     France, from 1808, to 1814, inclusive</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Jones_John"/></author>
                  <publisher>T. Egerton</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">She rated considered it a <quote>sad uncandid military
                        book</quote>
                  </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="WksPainting_JR">
                  <title level="m">The Works of Jonathan Richardson</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Richardson_Jon"/></author>
                  <publisher>T. Davies</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1773"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Works of Mr. Jonathan
                        Richardson. Consisting of I. The theory of painting. II. Essay on the art of
                        criticism, so far as it relates to painting. III. The science of a
                        connoisseur</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Coll_PolTracts">
                  <title level="m">A Collection of Political Tracts</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Bolinbroke"/></author>
                  <publisher>Richard Francklin</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1754"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Collection of Political Tracts:
                        By the author of the Dissertation upon Parties</title>. She rated them
                        <quote>famous</quote>. Mitford may have read the later reprint published by
                     T. Davies.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="TalesHall_GC">
                  <title level="m">Tales of the Hall</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Crabbe"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 vols. Verse. Last work published in his lifetime.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Journal_India1817">
                  <title level="m">Journal of a Route Across India</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Fitzclarence_Geo"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Journal of a Route Across India,
                        Through Egypt, to England, in the Latter End of the Year 1817, and the
                        Beginning of 1818</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Desc_NSWales">
                  <title level="m">A Description of the Colony of New South Wales</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Wentworth_WC"/></author>
                  <publisher>G. &amp; W. B. Whittaker</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Statistical, Historical, and
                        Political Description of the Colony of New South Wales, and its Dependent
                        Settlements in Van Diemen's Land</title>. Mitford rated it <quote>not
                        good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="MiserMarried">
                  <title level="m">The Miser Married: A Novel</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Hutton_Cath">Catherine Hutton</persName></author>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1813"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">3 volumes. Mitford rated it a <quote>clever
                     thing</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Life_WmRussell">
                  <title level="m">The Life of William, Lord Russell</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Russell_John"/></author>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Life of William, Lord Russell;
                        with some account of the times in which he lived</title>. Mitford rated it
                        <quote>pretty good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="LectsHistLit_Schlegel">
                  <title level="m">Lectures on the History of Literature: Ancient and Modern</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#SchlegelF"/></author>
                  <publisher>William Blackwood</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="YoungPhil_CS">
                  <title level="m">The Young Philosopher. A Novel</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Smith_Ch">Charlotte Smith</persName></author>
                  <publisher>T. Cadell, Jr. and W. Davies</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1798"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>pretty but too dismal</quote>. Source:
                     Journal.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="LifeRichard2">
                  <title level="m">The Life and Reign of King Richard the Second, by a Person of
                     Quality</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Howard_SirRob"/></author>
                  <publisher>M. L. and L. C.</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1681"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="HistAcctAfrica_JL">
                  <title level="m">Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in Africa, by the
                     late J. Leyden</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Leyden_John #Murray_Hugh"/></author>
                  <publisher>W. Constable</publisher>
                  <pubPlace>Edinburgh</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Historical Account of Discoveries
                        and Travels in Africa, by the late J. Leyden, enlarged and completed to the
                        present time, with illustrations</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_Napoleon1815">
                  <title level="m">Mémoires pour servir à l'histoire de la vie privée, du retour, et
                     du règne de Napoléon en 1815</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#deChaboulon"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it <quote>rather dull</quote> but then also called
                     it <quote>a most interesting book</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Byron_6thPoems">
                  <title level="m">The Works of the Right Honourable Lord Byron. Vol. 6 of 6</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Byron"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Works of the Right Honourable
                        Lord Byron. In Six Volumes. Vol. VI: <title ref="#Prisoner_Chillon">Prisoner
                           of Chillon</title>, <title ref="#Manfred">Manfred</title>, <title ref="#Lament_Tasso">Lament of Tasso</title>, &amp;c.</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Prisoner_Chillon">
                  <title level="m">Prisoner of Chillon</title>
                  <author ref="#Byron"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Lament_Tasso">
                  <title level="m">Lament of Tasso</title>
                  <author ref="#Byron"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Petrarque_deG">
                  <title level="m">Pétrarque et Laura</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#deGenlis_Mme"/></author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Pilgrim_Cross">
                  <title level="m">The Pilgrim of the Cross</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Helme_Eliz"/></author>
                  <publisher>P. Norbury</publisher>
                  <pubPlace>Brentford</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1805"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">4 vols. Full title: <title level="m">The Pilgrim of the Cross:
                        or, the Chronicles of Christabelle de Mowbray; an Ancient
                     Legend</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Narr_Senegal">
                  <title level="m">Narrative of a Voyage to Senegal in 1816</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Savigny_JBH #Correard_A"/></author>
                  <publisher>Henry Colburn</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Narrative of a Voyage to Senegal in
                        1816; Undertaken by Order of the French Government, Comprising an Account of
                        the Shipwreck of the Medusa, the Sufferings of the Crew, and the Various
                        Occurrences on Board the Raft, in the Desert of Zaara, at St. Louis, and at
                        the Camp of Daccard. To Which are Subjoined Observations Respecting the
                        Agriculture of the Western Coast of Africa, from Cape Blanco to the Mouth of
                        the Gambia</title>. Mitford rated it <quote>horrible</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Illus_LitHist">
                  <title level="m">Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth
                     Century</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Nichols_JB"/></author>
                  <publisher>J. Nichols and Son</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Illustrations of the Literary
                        History of the Eighteenth Century, Consisting of Authentic Memoirs and
                        Original Letters of Eminent Persons; and Intended as a Sequel to <q>The
                           Literary Anecdotes</q></title>. Mitford rated it variously as <quote>very
                        amusing</quote> and <quote>amusing enough</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Percival">
                  <title level="m">Percival: or, Nature Vindicated: a Novel.</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Dallas_RC"/></author>
                  <publisher>Longman and Rees</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1801"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford called it a <quote>stupid old Novel</quote>. Source:
                     Journal.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Remarks_scepticism">
                  <title level="m">Remarks on Scepticism</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#RennellT"/></author>
                  <publisher>F. C. and J. Rivington</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Remarks on Scepticism especially as
                        it is connected with the subjects of organization and life. Being an answer
                        to the views of M. Bichat, Sir T.C. Morgan, and Mr. Lawrence upon those
                        points</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Lects_WmLawrence">
                  <title level="m">Cursory Observations upon the Lectures on Physiology, Zoology,
                     and the Natural History of Man</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Lawrence_Wm"/></author>
                  <publisher>Cadell and Davies</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Cursory Observations upon the
                        Lectures on Physiology, Zoology, and the Natural History of Man, delivered
                        at the Royal College of Surgeons, by W. Lawrence. In a series of letters
                        addressed to that gentleman; with a concluding letter to his pupils. To
                        which is added, a congratulatory address to Mr. Lawrence on the suppression
                        of his Lectures</title> 2nd edition. Ed. Edward William Grinfield. <persName ref="#Wheeler_James">James Wheeler</persName> loaned the book to Mitford.
                     She rated it <quote>famous</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Journal_Greenland">
                  <title level="m">Greenland: being extracts from a journal kept in that country in
                     the years 1770 to 1778</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Saabye"/></author>
                  <publisher>Boosey and Sons</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Greenland: being extracts from a
                        journal kept in that country in the years 1770 to 1778: to which is
                        prefixed, an introduction; containing some accounts of the manners of the
                        Greenlanders, and of the mission in Greenland</title></note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="History_Burnet">
                  <title level="m">Bishop Burnet's History of his Own Time</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#Burnet_Gil"/></author>
                  <publisher>R. and M. Priestley</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Bishop Burnet's History of his Own
                        Time from the restoration of King Charles II to the conclusion of the treaty
                        of peace at Utrecht, in the reign of Queen Anne. To which is prefixed, a
                        summary recapitualtion of affairs in Church and State, from King James I to
                        the restoration in the year 1660, together with the author's
                     life</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Diary_Invalid">
                  <title level="m">The Diary of an Invalid</title>
                  <author><persName ref="#MatthewsH"/></author>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Diary of an Invalid; being the
                        journal of a tour in pursuit of health in Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, and
                        France in the years 1817, 1818, and 1819</title>. Mitford rated it
                        <quote>famous</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_Vaux">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of the First Thirty-two Years of the Life of James Hardy
                     Vaux</title>
                  <author ref="#VauxJH"/>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 vols. Full title: Volume 1: <title level="m">Memoirs of the
                        First Thirty-two Years of the Life of James Hardy Vaux, a swindler and
                        pickpocket: now transported, for the second time, and for life, to New South
                        Wales</title> and volume 2: <title level="m">Memoirs of James Hardy
                        Vaux</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="LeightonPr">
                  <title level="m">Leighton Priory</title>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Author and date unidentified.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="MysteriousWife">
                  <title level="m">The Mysterious Wife: a novel</title>
                  <author ref="#MeekeM"/>
                  <publisher>William Lane</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1797"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">4 volumes. Minerva Press. Published under the pseudonym
                     Gabrielli.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="ThaddeusofWarsaw">
                  <title level="m">Thaddeus of Warsaw</title>
                  <author ref="#Porter_Jane"/>
                  <publisher>Longman and Rees</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1803"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_Evelyn">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs, Illustrative of the Life and Writing of John
                     Evelyn</title>
                  <author ref="#EvelynJ"/>
                  <publisher>Henry Colburn</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Memoirs, Illustrative of the Life
                        and Writings of John Evelyn, Esq. F.R.S. author of the <q>Sylva,</q> &amp;c.
                        &amp;c.: comprising his diary, from the year 1641 to 1705-6, and a selection
                        of his familiar letters: to which is subjoined, the private correspondence
                        between King Charles I and his Secretary of State, Sir Edward Nicholas,
                        whilst his majesty was in Scotland, 1641, and at other times during the
                        Civil War: also between Sir Edward Hyde, afterwards Earl of Clarendon, and
                        Sir Richard Browne, ambassador to the Court of France, in the time of King
                        Charles I and the usurpation: the whole now first published from the
                        original mss. in two volumes</title>. Mitford rated it as <quote>very
                        entertaining</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="PrivLife_Misc_JN">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of the Private Life of my Father</title>
                  <author ref="#deStael"/>
                  <publisher>Henry Colburn</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Memoirs of the Private Life of my
                        Father. To which are added miscellanies by M. Necker. Translated from the
                        French.</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Hist_ParisianMass">
                  <title level="m">The History of the Parisian Massacre</title>
                  <author ref="#Comber_Thos"/>
                  <publisher>J. J. Stockdale</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1810"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The History of the Parisian
                        Massacre; Wherein all the minute circumstances of that sanguinary event are
                        faithfully pourtrayed: collected from unpublished manuscripts, impartial
                        historic writers, and other authentic sources.</title>. Mitford rated it
                        <quote>bad</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="AutumnRhine">
                  <title level="m">An Autumn Near the Rhine</title>
                  <author ref="#DoddCE"/>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">An Autumn Near the Rhine; Or
                        Sketches of Courts, Society, Scenery, &amp;c. in Some of the German States
                        Bordering on the Rhine</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="DeRance">
                  <title level="m">De Rancé: a Poem</title>
                  <author ref="#Cunningham_JW"/>
                  <publisher>T. Cadell and W. Davies</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1815"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Zuma">
                  <title level="m">Zuma, or the Tree of Health</title>
                  <author ref="#deGenlis"/>
                  <publisher>Henry Colburn</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Zuma, or the Tree of Health. To
                        which are added, the fair Pauline,--Zeneida,--the reeds of the Tiber,--and
                        the Widow of Luzi</title>. First published in Paris in 1817 as<title level="m">Zuma, ou, La Découverte du quinquina uivi de La belle Paule, de
                        Zenéide, des Roseaux du Tibre, etc.</title> Mitford dismisses it as
                        <quote>stupid</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Narr_Algiersin1816">
                  <title level="m">A Narrative of the Expedition to Algiers in the Year 1816</title>
                  <author ref="#Salame_Ab"/>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819">1819</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Narrative of the Expedition to
                        Algiers in the Year 1816, under the command of the right hon. Admiral Lord
                        Viscount Exmouth</title>. Mitford rated it <quote>good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Journal_Soldier71st">
                  <title level="m">A Journal of a Soldier of the 71st</title>
                  <author ref="#PocockeT"/>
                  <publisher>W. B. Whittaker</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819">1819</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Journal of a Soldier of the 71st,
                        or Glasgow Regiment, Highland Light Infantry, from 1806 to 1815</title>.
                     Mitford called it as <quote>stupid enough</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="HeadlongHall">
                  <title level="m">Headlong Hall</title>
                  <author ref="#Peacock_TL"/>
                  <publisher>T. Hookham, Jr.</publisher>
                  <publisher>Baldwin, Craddock &amp; Joy</publisher>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1816"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it as <quote>famous</quote>.</note></bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="ItalianTrans_ChasD">
                  <title level="m">Italian Translations </title>
                  <author ref="#Dickinson_Chas"/>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Unpublished manuscript translations of works in Italian.
                        <persName ref="#MRM">Mitford</persName> reviewed the manuscript proofs.
                  </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Sicilian_MM">
                  <title level="m">The Sicilian</title>
                  <author ref="#MeekeM"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>William Lane</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1798"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Minerva Press.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="WinterEve_JH">
                  <title level="m">Winter Evening's Tales</title>
                  <author ref="#Hogg_J"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>Edinburgh</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Oliver and Boyd</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 vols. Full title: <title level="m">Winter Evening's Tales,
                        collected among the cottagers in the South of Scotland</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="TalesofWHS">
                  <title level="m">Tales of Wonder, of Humour, and of Sentiment; Original and
                     Translated</title>
                  <author ref="#PlumptreAnne #PlumptreAnnabella"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Colburn</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 vols. Volume 1 contains <title level="a">Zelis</title>, <title level="a">The Weathercock</title>, <title level="a">The Magic Dollar</title>
                     Volume 2 contains <title level="a">The Spectre of Presburg</title>, <title level="a">The Fair of Beaucaire</title>, <title level="a">Tsching-Quang</title>. Mitford rates it <quote>very amusing</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Ltrs_Cont_JW">
                  <title level="m">Letters from the Continent</title>
                  <author ref="#Ormsby_James"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Letters from the Continent During
                        the Months of October, November, and December, 1818: Including a Visit to
                        Aix-la-Chapelle, and the Left Bank of the Rhine</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="VoyagePG_WH">
                  <title level="m">A Voyage up the Persian Gulf, and a Journey Overland from India
                     to England, in 1817</title>
                  <author ref="#HeudeWm"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="BeggarGirl">
                  <title level="m">The Beggar Girl and her Benefactors</title>
                  <author ref="#Bennett_AM"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>William Lane</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1790"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">5 vols. Minerva Press. Mitford rated it as
                     <quote>famous</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Walk_Switz1816">
                  <title level="m">A Walk Through Switzerland in September 1816</title>
                  <author ref="#HookhamT"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1818"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="IntNarr_Bruce">
                  <title level="m">An Interesting Narrative of the Travels of James Bruce, Esq. into
                     Abyssinia</title>
                  <author ref="#Shaw_Sam"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Shaw</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1790"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">An Interesting Narrative of the
                        Travels of James Bruce, Esq. into Abyssinia: To discover the source of the
                        Nile. Abridged from the original work</title>. Mitford rated it <quote>very
                        learned &amp; curious</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Hist_Crusades_CM">
                  <title level="m">The History of the Crusades</title>
                  <author ref="#Mill_Chas"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The History of the Crusades, for
                        the recovery and possession of the Holy Land</title>. Mitford rated it
                        <quote>very good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Anecdotes_King">
                  <title level="m">Political and Literary Anecdotes of his Own Times</title>
                  <author ref="#KingWm"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>John Murray</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1819"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Tour_Alet">
                  <title level="m">A Tour to Alet and La Grande Chartreuse</title>
                  <author ref="#SchimmelpennickMA"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>A. and J. Arch</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1816"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Tour to Alet and La Grande
                        Chartreuse by Dom Claude Lancelot, Author of the Port Royal Grammar, with
                        some account of the monastery and abbot reformer of La Trappe; also,
                        biographical sketches of M. Du Verger de Hauranne, Abbé St. Cyran, Cornelius
                        Jansenius, bishop of Ypres; and a brief view of the celebrated institution
                        of Port Royal</title>. </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="CrimTrials_Porteous">
                  <title level="m">Criminal Trials Illustrative of the Tale Entitled <q>The Heart of
                        Mid-Lothian</q></title>
                  <author ref="#SharpeCK"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>Edinburgh</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Archibald Constable and Co.</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Criminal Trials Illustrative of the
                        Tale Entitled <q>The Heart of Mid-Lothian</q>: published from the original
                        record, with a prefatory notice, including some particulars of the life of
                        Capt. John Porteous.</title>. </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="PeterBell_JHR"><!-- existing id. -->
                  <title level="m">Peter Bell. A Lyrical Ballad.</title>
                  <author ref="#Reynolds_JH"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName ref="#Taylor_Hessey">Taylor and Hessey</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Parodic work, purporting to be by <persName ref="#Wordsworth_Wm">Wordsworth</persName>. Mitford reports that she liked it and the original
                        <quote>very much</quote>. Source: Journal.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="PeterBell_WW">
                  <title level="m">Peter Bell. A Tale in Verse.</title>
                  <author ref="#Wordsworth_Wm"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Taylor and Hessey</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford reports that she liked it and the <title ref="#PeterBell_JHR">parody by J. H. Reynolds</title>
                     <quote>very much</quote>. Source: Journal.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Voyage_PolarExp">
                  <title level="m">A Voyage of Discovery, Made Under the Orders of the Admiralty, in
                     his Majesty's ships Isabella and Alexander for the purpose of exploring
                     Baffin's Bay, and Enquiring into the possibility of a North-West
                     Passage.</title>
                  <author ref="#Ross_Capt"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>John Murray</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1819"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="WhiteCottage_AM">
                  <title level="m">The White Cottage</title>
                  <author ref="#MowerA"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>Edinburgh</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>W. Blackwood</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The White Cottage. A Tale.</title>.
                     Mitford rated it <quote>too dismal</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Calamities">
                  <title level="m">Calamities of Authors</title>
                  <author ref="#Disraeli_I"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>John Murray</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1812"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Calamities of Authors: including
                        some inquiries respecting their moral and literary
                     characters</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Obs_Landscape">
                  <title level="m">Observations on the Theory and Practice of Landscape
                     Gardening</title>
                  <author ref="#Repton"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>T. Bensley</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Observations on the Theory and
                        Practice of Landscape Gardening: Including some remarks on Grecian and
                        Gothic architecture, collected from various manuscripts, in the possession
                        of the different noblemen and gentlemen, for whose use they were originally
                        written; the whole tending to establish fixed principles in the respective
                        arts.</title></note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Obs_CauseEffect">
                  <title level="m">Observations on the Nature and Tendency of the Doctrine of Mr.
                     Hume, concerning the relation of cause and effect</title>
                  <author ref="#Brown_DrT"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>Edinburgh</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Mundell and Son</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1806"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Visit_LaTrappe">
                  <title level="m">A Visit to the Monastery of La Trappe, in 1817</title>
                  <author ref="#Fellowes_W"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>William Stockdale</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Visit to the Monastery of La
                        Trappe in 1817 With Notes Taken During a Tour Through Le Perche, Normandy,
                        Bretagne, Poitou, Anjou, Le Bocage, Touraine, Orleanois, and the Environs of
                        Paris. Illustrated with Numerous Coloured Engravings, from Drawings Made on
                        the Spot</title>. Mitford records that she <quote>liked it very
                     well</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="ChronHist_Arctic">
                  <title level="m">A Chronological History of Voyages Into the Arctic
                     Regions</title>
                  <author ref="#Barrow_J"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>J. Murray</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Chronological History of Voyages
                        Into the Arctic Regions; Undertaken Chiefly for the Purpose of Discovering a
                        North-East, North-West, or Polar Passage between the Atlantic and Pacific:
                        From the Earliest Period of Scandinavian Navigation, to the departure of the
                        Recent Expeditions, under the Orders of Captains Ross and
                     Buchan</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="PictTour_FrSw">
                  <title level="m">A Picturesque Tour Through France, Switzerland, on the Banks of
                     the Rhine, and Through Part of the Netherlands in the Year 1816</title>
                  <author ref="#MawmanJ"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>J. Mawman</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it as <quote>stupid</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_Curran">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of the Legal, Literary, and Political Life of the Late,
                     the Right Honourable John Philpot Curran</title>
                  <author ref="#ORegan"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>J. Harper and R. Milliken</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Memoirs of the Legal, Literary, and
                        Political Life of the Late, the Right Honourable John Philpot Curran, Once
                        Master of the Rolls in Ireland: comprising copious anecdotes of his wit and
                        humour; and a selection of his poetry; interspersed with occasional
                        biography of his distinguished contemporaries in the Senate and at the
                        Bar.</title> Mitford rates it as <quote>stupid</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="CircNarr_Russia">
                  <title level="m">A Circumstantial Narrative of the Campaign in Russia </title>
                  <author ref="#LabaumeE"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Leigh</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1814"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 vols. Full title: <title level="m">A Circumstantial Narrative
                        of the Campaign in Russia: embellished with plans of the battles of the
                        Moskwa and Malo-Jaroslavitz: interspersed with faithful descriptions of
                        those affecting and interesting scenes of which the author was an
                        eye-witness</title>. </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Year_Day">
                  <title level="m">A Year and a Day </title>
                  <author ref="#BrookeFrances"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName ref="#Baldwin_Cradock_Joy_pub">Baldwin, Cradock and Joy</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 vols. Full title: <title level="m">A Year and a Day. A
                        Novel.</title> Written under the pseudonym <q>Madame Panache</q>. Mitford
                     rates it <quote>pretty enough but too dismal</quote>. Source: Journal. </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_Temple">
                  <title level="m">Mémoires Particuliers de la Captivité de la Famille Royale de la
                     Tour de Temple</title>
                  <author ref="#MarieTherese_France">Marie-Thérèse Charlotte de France, Duchesse
                     d'Angloulême</author>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName>Paris</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Audot</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw"> Full title: <title level="m">Mémoires particuliers, formant
                        avec l'ouvrage de M. Hue et le Journal de Cléry l'histoire complète de la
                        captivité de la famille royale de la Tour de Temple</title>. </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Woman_MB">
                  <title level="m">Woman, or Minor maxims </title>
                  <author ref="#Budden_M"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>William Lane</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">In 2 volumes. Full title: <title level="m">Woman, or Minor
                        maxims. A Sketch.</title> Minerva Press. </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Lives_HaydenMoz">
                  <title level="m">The Lives of Haydn and Mozart </title>
                  <author ref="#Bombet_L">L. A. C. Bombet</author>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>John Murray</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1818"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Lives of Haydn and Mozart: With
                        Observations on Metastasio, and on the Present State of Music in France and
                        Italy.</title>
                  </note><!-- check vols. and name on tp or if anon. -->
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Anecdotes_WSeward">
                  <title level="m">Anecdotes of Distinguished Persons</title>
                  <author ref="#Seward_Wm">William Seward</author>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>T. Cadell and W. Davies</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1804"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">4 vols. Full title: <title level="m">Anecdotes of Distinguished
                        Persons: Chiefly of the Last and two preceding centuries. Adorned with
                        sculptures. The second edition, with additions and corrections. Mitford
                        called it <quote>very amusing</quote>. Source: Journal.</title>
                  </note><!-- check full title and name on tp or if anon. First edition, 1796-->
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="AnecdotesTo1700_JM">
                  <title level="m">Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London from the Roman
                     Invasion to the Year 1700</title>
                  <author ref="#Malcolm_J">James Peller Malcolm</author><pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1811"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Anecdotes of the Manners and
                        Customs of London from the Roman Invasion to the Year 1700: including the
                        origin of British society, customs and manners, with a general sketch of the
                        state of religion, superstition, dresses and amusements of the citizens of
                        London during that period: to which are added, illustrations of the changes
                        in our language, literary customs, and gradual improvement in style and
                        versification, and various particulars concerning public and private
                        libraries: illustrated by eighteen engravings.</title>
                  </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="BurkeWks_Rivington">
                  <title level="m">The Works of the Rt. Hon. Edmund Burke</title>
                  <author ref="#Burke_E">Edmund Burke</author><pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName></pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>F. C. and J. Rivington</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date from="1801" to="1823"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">The Rivingtons published a comprehensive edition of Burke's
                     works and correspondence, including his unpublished manuscripts, between 1801
                     and 1823, based, in part, on an earlier 3-volume edition by Dodsley. Mitford
                     calls Burke a <quote>sad turncoat</quote>. Source: Journal.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Life_Burke_RB">
                  <title level="m">The Life of Burke</title>
                  <author ref="#Bisset_R">Robert Bisset</author>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName></pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>Cawthorn</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1800"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Life of Edmund Burke:
                        Comprehending an Impartial Account of his Literary and Political Efforts,
                        and a Sketch of the Conduct and Character of his Most Eminent Associates,
                        Coadjutors, and Opponents. Published in 1798 and 1800, this title was the
                        most current biography of Burke available at the time of reading. James
                        Prior would publish a more authoritative account in 1824 that superceded
                        those by Bisset and MacCormick (1798).</title>
                  </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Narrative_Eqypt_RW">
                  <title level="m">A Narrative of the Expedition to Egypt</title>
                  <author ref="#WilsonRbt">Robert T. Wilson</author>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>R. Dutton</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1800"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">A Narrative of the Expedition to
                        Egypt. Under Sir Ralph Abercrombie. Containing An Exposition of the
                        Principles and Conduct of Napoleon Buonaparte. Abridged from the History of
                        that Campaign. With Occasional Notes.</title>
                  </note>
               </bibl>


               <bibl xml:id="Lectures_Paint_HF">
                  <title level="m">Lectures on Painting: Delivered at the Royal Academy, March,
                     1801.</title>
                  <author ref="#Fuseli_H"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>J. Johnson</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1801"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Materials_WB">
                  <title level="m">Materials for Thinking</title>
                  <author ref="#Burdon_Wm">William Burdon</author>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>K. Anderson</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1806"/>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Account_GeoMathews">
                  <title level="m">Account of the Extraordinary and Shocking Case of George
                     Mathews</title>
                  <author ref="#Mathews_Geo">George Mathews</author>
                  <author ref="#Harner_J">James Harner</author>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>J. Ridgway</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1819"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Account of the Extraordinary and
                        Shocking Case of George Mathews: Who was Capitally Convicted at the Old
                        Bailey in February, 1818 on a False Charge of Robbing His Master, Colonel
                        Whaley, and Afterwards, Through the Benevolent Influence of Mr. Alderman
                        Wood, the Hon. Mr. Bennett and Others, Pardoned by the Prince Regent, on the
                        Clearest Proofs Being Given of His Innocence : Containing a Report of the
                        Trial of Mathews, a Sketch of His Life, His Memorial to the Prince Regent,
                        Colonel Whaley's Answer, Remarks Thereon, and Mr. Harmer's Letter,
                        Explaining His Reasons for Assisting in the Development, and Obtaining a
                        Pardon for Mathews.</title>
                  </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Wonders_NW">
                  <title level="m">The Wonders of the Little World</title>
                  <author ref="#Wanley_N">Nathaniel Wanley</author>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <date when="1678"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m"> Wonders of the Little World; or, a
                        General History of Man: displaying the various facultires, capacitities,
                        powers and defects of the human body and mind. In many thousand most
                        interesting relations of persons remarkable for bodily prfections or
                        defects; Collected from the writings of the most approved historians,
                        philosophers, and physicians, of all ages and countries. Forming a complete
                        system of the mental and corporeal powers and defects of Human Nature. And
                        intended to increase knowledge, to promote virtue, to discourage vice, and
                        furnish topics for innocent and ingenious converssation.</title> Mitford may
                     have read the 2-volume expanded edition published in 1806, edited my William
                     Johnston.</note>&gt; </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Fall_Jerusalem_HM">
                  <title level="m">The Fall of Jerusalem</title>
                  <author ref="#Milman_HH"/>
                  <pubPlace>
                     <placeName ref="#London_city">London</placeName>
                  </pubPlace>
                  <publisher>
                     <orgName>J. Murray</orgName>
                  </publisher>
                  <date when="1820"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The Fall of Jerusalem: A Dramatic
                        Poem.</title>
                  </note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="MansfieldPk">
                  <title level="m">Mansfield Park</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Austen_Jane">Jane Austen</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <date when="1814">1814</date>
                  <note>3 volumes. Full title: <title level="m">Mansfield Park: A Novel.</title>
                     Published as <q>bu the Author of Pride and Prejudice.</q></note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Sense_S">
                  <title level="m">Sense and Sensibility</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Austen_Jane">Jane Austen</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>Thomas Egerton</publisher>
                  <date when="1811">1811</date>
                  <note>3 volumes. Published anonymously as <q>by a Lady</q>. Mitford rated it
                        <quote>very good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_Sidney_TZ">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Sir Philip Sidney</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Zouch_T"/>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>J. Mawman</publisher>
                  <date when="1808"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Mitford rated it as <quote>stupid</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="PopularTales_ME">
                  <title level="m">Popular Tales</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Edgeworth_Maria"/>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>J. Johnson</publisher>
                  <date when="1804"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">In 3 volumes. Volume 1 includes: <title level="a">Lame
                        Jervas</title>, <title level="a">The Will</title>, <title level="a">The
                        Limerick Gloves</title>, <title level="a">Out of Debt Out of Danger</title>;
                     Volume 2 includes: <title level="a">The lottery</title>, <title level="a">Rosanna</title>, <title level="a">Murad the Unlucky</title>, <title level="a">The Manufacturers</title>; Volume 3 included: <title level="a">The
                        Contrast</title>, <title level="a">The Grateful Negro</title>, <title level="a">To-morrow</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="MoralTales_ME">
                  <title level="m">Moral Tales for Young People</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Edgeworth_Maria"/>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>J. Johnson</publisher>
                  <date when="1801"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">In 3 volumes. Includes: <title level="a">Forester</title>,
                        <title level="a">The Prussian Vase</title>, <title level="a">The
                        Knapsack</title>, <title level="a">The Good Aunt</title>, <title level="a">The Good French Governess</title>, <title level="a">Mademoiselle
                        Panache</title> and <title level="a">Angelina; or, L'Amie
                     Inconnue</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="ComicDramas_ME">
                  <title level="m">Comic Dramas, in Three Acts</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Edgeworth_Maria"/>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>R. Hunter</publisher>
                  <date when="1817"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Contains three plays: <title level="a">Love and Law</title>;
                        <title level="a">The Two Guardians</title>; and <title level="a">The Rose,
                        Thistle and Shamrock</title>. Mitford rated them <quote>not
                     good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="WalpoleltrstoCole">
                  <title level="m">Letters from the Hon. Horace Walpole, to the Rev. William Cole
                     and others</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Walpole_Hor">Horace Walpole</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>H. Colburn</publisher>
                  <date when="1818">1818</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Letters from the Hon. Horace
                        Walpole, to the Rev. William Cole and others, Esq. from the year 1736, to
                        the year 1770: Now First Published from the Originals</title>. Mitford
                     called them <quote>delightful</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mystery_TG">
                  <title level="m">Mystery, or Forty Years Ago: A Novel</title>
                  <author ref="#GaspeyT">
                     <persName>Thomas Gaspey</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</publisher>
                  <date when="1820">1820</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">3 vols. Mitford considered it <quote>not very
                     good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Altham">
                  <title level="m">Altham and His Wife: A Domestic Tale</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName>Charles Ollier</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <!--<publisher></publisher>-->
                  <date when="1810">1810</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">1 vol. Mitford calls it a <quote>pretty tale</quote>. Source:
                     Journal</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_Huet">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of the Life of Peter Daniel Huet, Bishop of
                     Avranches</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#AikinJ">John Aikin</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</publisher>
                  <publisher>Cadell and Davies</publisher>
                  <date when="1818">1818</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 vols. Full title: <title level="m">Memoirs of the Life of
                        Peter Daniel Huet, Bishop of Avranches, written by himself and translated
                        from the original Latin, with copious notes, biographical and
                        critical</title>. Mitford calls them <quote>very entertaining</quote>.
                     Source: Journal.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_Conde">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of the Life of the Great Condé</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName>Louis Joseph de Bourbon, prince de Condé</persName>
                  </author>
                  <author><persName>Fanny Holcroft</persName></author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme</publisher>
                  <date when="1807">1807</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Translated into English from the French by Fanny Holcroft.
                     Mitford called them <quote>not very good</quote> and <quote>stupid
                        enough</quote>. Source: Journal.</note>
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               <bibl xml:id="Display_JT">
                  <title level="m">Display</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Taylor_Jane">Jane Taylor</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>Taylor and Hessey</publisher>
                  <date when="1815">1815</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Display: A Tale. For Young
                        People</title>.</note>
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               <bibl xml:id="CarysDante">
                  <title level="m">The Vision; or, Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Dante"/>
                  </author>
                  <author><persName ref="#Cary_HF"/></author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>J. Barfield</publisher>
                  <date when="1814">1814</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Printed for the author.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Letters_NItaly">
                  <title level="m">Letters from the North of Italy</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Rose_Wm">William Stewart Rose</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <date when="1819">1819</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 vols. Full title: <title level="m">Letters from the North of
                        Italy: Addressed to Henry Hallam, Esq.</title>. Mitford called it
                        <quote>very good though vulgar</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Quakers_EL">
                  <title level="m">The Quakers: A Tale</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Lester_E">Elizabeth Lester</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>Baldwin, Cradock and Joy</publisher>
                  <date when="1817">1817</date>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Specimens_BritPoets">
                  <title level="m">Specimens of the British Poets</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Campbell_Thos"/>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <date when="1819">1819</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">7 vols. The <title level="a">Essay on English Poetry</title>
                     which prefaces this collection, forms part of the controversy over the
                     significance of <persName ref="#Pope_Alex">Pope</persName>'s works. Mitford
                     records she likes it <quote>very much</quote> and that it is <quote>very
                        good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Parvenus">
                  <title level="m">Les Parvenus; ou, Les Aventures de Julien Delmours</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#deGenlis"/>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace>Paris</pubPlace>
                  <date when="1819">1819</date>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Zapolya">
                  <title level="m">Zapolya</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Coleridge_ST"/>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>John Murray</publisher>
                  <date when="1819">1819</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Subtitled: <title level="m">A Dramatic Poem ] . . .] in humble
                        imitation of <q>The Winter's Tale</q> of Shakespeare</title>. Mitford called
                     it <quote>very good</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Mems_ElizHamilton">
                  <title level="m">Memoirs of the Late Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Benger_ElizO">Elizabeth Ogilvy Benger</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown</publisher>
                  <date when="1818">1818</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">2 vols. Full title: <title level="m">Memoirs of the Late Mrs.
                        Elizabeth Hamilton, with a selection from her correspondence and other
                        unpublished writings</title>. Mitford rated it <quote>very
                     bad</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Rivals_RBS">
                  <title level="m">The Rivals: A Comedy</title>
                  <author ref="#Sheridan_RichardB"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">First performed in <date when="1776">1776</date> at <placeName ref="#Covent_Garden_Theatre">Covent Garden Theatre</placeName>. Upon reading
                     the play, Mitford rated it <quote>famous</quote>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Narr_SAmPatriots">
                  <title level="m">Narrative of the Expedition which Sailed from England in 1817, to
                     Join the South American Patriots</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#Hackett_J">James Hackett</persName>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>J. Murray</publisher>
                  <date when="1818">1818</date>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">Narrative of the Expedition which
                        Sailed from England in 1817, to Join the South American Patriots: Comprising
                        Every Particular Connected with Its Formation, History, and Fate; with
                        Observations and Authentic Information Elucidating the Real Character of the
                        Contest, Mode of Warfare, State of the Armies, &amp;c.</title>.</note>
               </bibl>

               <bibl xml:id="Hist_JSpinner">
                  <title level="m">The History of Jenny Spinner</title>
                  <author>
                     <persName ref="#James_Miss"/>
                  </author>
                  <pubPlace ref="#London_city">London</pubPlace>
                  <publisher>Printed for the Author</publisher>
                  <date when="1800"/>
                  <note resp="#lmw">Full title: <title level="m">The History of Jenny Spinner, the
                        Hertfordshire Ghost. Written by herself.</title> Reprinted in Pall Mall
                     magazine.</note>
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