Leaves from My Journal During the Summer of 1851 (Classic Reprint)

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At this period Of the year I generally get into a state of aversion to anything like extra trouble that amounts to a loathing; and if anything is to be done I like to do it at once, to avoid the bore Of thinking about it. SO I said internally, I can, in all probability, take care Of myself; I have not quite forgotten my German, though it is somewhat rusty, and though I never travelled before without a servant, I altogether decline having to take care Of a native now; and, as to beating the preserves in the not-inappropriate neighbourhood Of Mr. Wyld's great globe, to provide myself with anything that may turn up in forty-eight hours, that is not to be thought Of.
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