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[cerealandchoccymilk]

first project for design class yippee

trying to make visually appealing designs w/ 3 strips of paper and varying degrees of alteration while avoiding any subject matter

brainstorming for the last one and diagrams of the rest. im too lazy to take a new photo lmao (also it was from memory so I3i is wrong)

[whatdoesshedotothem]

Monday 18 January 1836

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No kiss F39° and rainy windy morning at 8 35 - A- had Mary lacing her stays her blister place not looked but I did it up last night and luckily it is well she smile at breakfast and said she was better but tho’ I talked a good deal and as if not much had happened yet my gravity was there I never kissed till she came to me to pay toll on going to the water closet breakfast at 9 staid a little after A- reading Holland on the Laws of life from p.91 to 113 - out at 10 ¼ - with Robert Mann + 3 shifting drift scale to front of house then Joseph Mann at Listerwick cabin sometime in spite

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 of rain - can get drain covers 2ft. 2in. long and 6 in. to 8 thick (none under 6) at 5d. per linear yard at the delf - to ask what Polland will cart them for - Some bend-wood (wood naturally bent so as to make a frame) for the Engine pit a circular of 9ft diameter - iron and rails wanted - talked to Joseph and had mentioned it also to Robert, about the price they would take the bit of coal of me at the top of the hill - might give me so much a yard for it - came in at 12 35 - wild, windy, rainy day - nobody working below at Pump field drain or taking out Engine pit so I suppose Robert Mann and c° will be obliged to give up this afternoon - changed my pelisse and boots - just passed thro’ the blue room in coming to my study and at my desk at 12 50 just said a word or two of civil inquiry to A- in passing from 12 50 to 1 55 wrote all but the 1st 3 ½ lines of yesterday and so far of today - then downstairs from 2 to 3 50 read from p.113 to p.180 Holland’s Inquiry into the Laws of life - then came upstairs - above ½ hour in the blue room - stood reading Marian’s Paxton’s Horticultural Register now edited by --- Maire for last October - interesting on fruit borders 14in. depth of good soil enough - on fruit trees in pots, on landscape gardening cork tree above 300 years old etc - at p,394 Refers to Denni��s Landscape gardener at p.370 refers to the Fruit cultivator by Mr. Rogers - washed hand etc rang for candles and came to my study about 5 - had talked to A- quietly and civilly but still gravely - from 5 to 6 looking over and arranging the 2 last month’s newspapers (morning Herald) to give to Whitley’s to be bound - dinner at 6 - coffee - A- read aloud her page of French as we have done for the last few days after coffee - poor thing she was almost in tears bade her come and sit on my knee explained she at first said I had done to her (about the carriage) as she would not have done to me but I gently reasoned her out this and all was set right again and she told me her plans of this morning for leaving me taking lodgings in London and having masters would have asked me to let her write in my name to Mrs. Hawkins to take the lodging thought of Crowther the librarian’s daughter  for a maid and to get a man as well as she could might have asked Jane Chapman to be with her but not certain poor thing thought I what plans   was kind to her said I would have helped her at any rate and done what I could for her etc without kindness and great good management I really think she would go wrongish in her upper works A- and I sat talking till my father was gone to bed - A- went upstairs and I to my aunt for ¼ hour till 9 40 at which hour F45° - windy stormy boisterous rainy day.