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whatdoesshedotothem · 3 years ago

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Saturday 2 June 1838

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rain in the night and early this morning A- better but not feeling well – I too began to feel oppressed in this stewy entresol – breakfast at 10 – had had the shoemaker (Lepoix from r. de capucines) – ordered 1 pair thick, 1 pair thin leather to be sent home on Wednesday evening, and pair thick for A- from 11 to 2 ¾ wrote out from line 34 of Tuesday up to now – had the waiter up about noon to get me another apartment – and then had Mr......... himself – explained that A- was très malade pendant la nuit and that I myself felt so oppressed we must have better air – would rather be at the top of the house looking up the garden than here in this little stewy entresol above the rez de chaussée looking into the court – he said he would do what he could – but the house quite full – sat down to write to SW. but had the woman with the bonnets from Madame Thomas – and the coiffeur from M. Edouard – A- does not seem to like her bonnet – poorly – lying down now at 3 ½ - still light rain falling – uncomfortable oppressive day or rather perhaps ‘tis the effect of our entresol A- crying and impatient what can I do with her she is fittest for home oh that I was at ease – wrote the last 9 lines and wrote copy of letter to SW. resolved to look about for another apartment – left A- lying down (in bed) took the 2 servants, and out at 6 – looked at à l’hotel de la Terrasse 3me I saw in vain on arriving – agreed with the mistress of the house to let her know in an hour or 2 whether I would take it or not to sleep in tonight – at 100fr. a week salon salle à manger and anteroom 2 bedrooms de maitre and 1 for Oddy and kitchen, and the carriage to be put into the remise here gratis – to give the servants of the house 1fr. a day – inquired at 1 or 2 places for apartments – one in r. Mt. Tabor would not be let for so short a time as a week – Madame Michelle had sent me n°3 in that street but I did not go so far – then at Amyots’ – bought little manuel of French language for Oddy and Guide des Pyrenees a little cadeau for A- then to la Madeleine (along the boulevards) and on hearing Madame Séné was at home just shewed the servants the post office and went and sat 25 minutes with her – very glad to see me – I said my aunt was dead had thought of and talked of Madame S- to the last etc. etc. Mademoiselle S- just married to M. le vicomte or something de Grouchy nephew or son to the marshal and had set off at 4 this morning to Turin her husband 1st secretary of Embassy there – Madame de Grouchy is now grande dame, and the Sénés upgot [upgo] too – the queen had been toute bonté to Mademoiselle S- the old marshal delighted at the match, and all goes well and en grand – I congratulated all parties and begged mille [?] – glad Madame de G- was gone to Turin where I was sure she would be much liked by Lady Albina Forster – Madame Séné inquired if I was likely to go there- yes! not at all unlikely – she said her daughter would be charmée de me revoir...... her niece who married a marquis de....... 4 or 5 years ago lives in the country 6 months in the year which is dull enough assez triste said Madame S- she was already writing to her daughter – and M. S- was gone to Enghien (near Montmorency) to get her an apartment for 2 or 3 pour la distraire on the loss of her daughter – In returning took the 3me hotel de la terrasse and returned to A- at 6 50 – she had done up her things ready for going to another place tonight – glad to move – went back to see about the rooms – Madame gone out, and the porter and housemaid said

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I could not possibly sleep there tonight the apartment was absolutely ‘inhabitable’ – a thousand difficulties – I was positive I said there was nothing ‘impossible’ and all was got over – returned to A- did up my things – dinner at 7 ½ - had up M. Meurice alias......... explained – all parties very civil and very sorry – had the carriage packed, and off with it and the servants (leaving A- lying down – to go for her when all was arranged) at 8 ¾ - all ready and went back for A- at 10 – made her some tea in our own little boiler – the servants had tea very comfortably about 10 ½ or later from the hotel – it was 11 50 before I left A- then had Oddy and siding till 12 ½ - damp day raining morning and evening and fine from about 4 to 7 – afterwards rain – F68° in my bedroom at 12 ½ tonight –

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tweetadvise · 7 years ago

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connectcommunications · 7 years ago

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The hidden cost of a telephone number

A lot has changed in the telecoms industry recently and will no doubt continue to change so please be aware that the figures and costs quoted below are correct as of July 2017*, they may not still be accurate if you are reading this whilst whizzing about on your hover board in 2037.

Premium rate, freephone and geographic telephone number costs

With so many types of telephone prefixes floating about these days it can be hard to keep track of which ones are “premium rate”, which ones are free and which ones cost the same as calling your Auntie Anne at the bottom of the street.

I’ve decided in this guide to break it down into number types rather than individual prefixes although in many sections I have given plenty of prefix examples both in the title and in the description. If there is a specific prefix you are looking for then please press “Ctrl +F” on your keyboard to search the page. I’ve also added a little £££ sign to highlight the real stingers out there.

Useful links to within this post (if you don’t fancy reading all of it):

01 and 02 Geographic numbers

A list of all 01 and 02 area codes (very long)

030 Not-for-profit numbers

03 Non-geographic UK-wide numbers

070 Personal numbers

071 to 079 Mobile numbers

0800 and 0808 Freephone numbers

084 and 087 numbers

09 Premium rate numbers

116 Services of social value numbers

118 Directory enquiry numbers

Geographic 01 and 02 numbers

I’m starting with these as they are still the most recognisable in the UK, basically if the number you are dialling starts with 01 or 02 then it is classed as a geographic number and you will only ever be charged as such by your telecoms provider, there’s no sneaky way of getting additional charges pushed back onto the caller with these type of calls. Most providers (landline and mobile) offer packages that include geographic for free but if you’re not on such a package then expect to pay up to 13p per minute from a landline and between 3p and 55p from a mobile. You might also be charged a call set-up fee so check the terms and conditions with your telecoms provider if in doubt.

Click here to view a full list of area codes for 01 and 02 numbers

Non-geographic UK-wide 03 numbers

These numbers are aimed mainly at UK businesses and organisations that wish to have one number that anyone from Aberdeen to Aberystwyth to Ashford can call and be charged no more than a call to a 01 or 02 geographic number. So our telephone number 0330 3333 777 will cost you the same to dial as call to Edinburgh (0131), Manchester (0161), London (020) or any other 01 or 02 number.

As with geographic 01 and 02 numbers, the 03 prefix is frequently included in packages and bundles with x-amount of monthly minutes free.

Not-for-profit 030 numbers

As with the above 03 numbers, these are for UK not-for-profit charities and public bodies that wish to have one number nationally. Again, costs should be the same to dial as a 01 or 02 number and they are usually included in packages and bundles with x-amount of monthly minutes free.

Freephone 0800 and 0808 numbers

Does pretty much what it says on the till, 0800 and 0808 numbers are free for the caller as the business or organisation you are calling picks up the tab. 0500 numbers also used to be free to call but this range was withdrawn in June 2017.

Mobile numbers 071 to 079

The reason I have not simply put “07” in the description above is that I want to draw your eye to the fact I am not talking about “070” numbers (see the next section titled “Personal numbers”).

Calls to 071 through to 079 (mobile numbers) vary hugely depending on whether you are calling from a landline or mobile and who your provider is. Again, certainly with mobile packages, you will find that many providers offer inclusive minutes but in general calls can cost anywhere from 10p to 20p from a landline and from 3p all the way up to 55p from a mobile. At the risk of sounding like a broken record, if in doubt ask your provider.

Personal numbers beginning 070

OK, this is when we start to see some sneaky charging going on. At first glance a telephone number that starts 070 probably looks like a normal mobile number but wait…..

It’s a premium rate number, if you call a 070 number from a landline it can cost you up to £3.40 per minute! From a mobile the cost can be up to £2.50 per minute. So be warned, 070 numbers are not mobile numbers and personally I’m amazed that OFCOM allow them to exist.

084 and 087 numbers

I’m sure someone at OFCOM will disagree with me vehemently here but I’m grouping 084 and 087 numbers together as basically you could spend half a day working out how much you will be charged to use them. Calls to 0843, 0844, 0845 and 087 numbers are made up of 2 legs/charges.

1 leg/charge: is called an access charge which is set by your telecoms provider. 2 leg/charge: is the service charge which is set by the business or organisation you are calling. This part is charged at 0p to 13p per minute.

Back to the first part of the leg, the access charge, I can’t tell you how much this will be as it’s set by each individual provider differently. So BT, 02, SKY, TalkTalk, Virgin Media etc set this part of the leg, as a guide BT currently charge 12p per minute for their access charge so add that to whatever the business you are calling is charging and you might get your final figure- good luck.

My preferred option when calling an 084 or 087 number is not to, I go to the website https://www.saynoto0870.com/ which has a huge database of alternate numbers some of which are even freephone to get through to the same place.

Premium rate 09 numbers

Similar to the way that 084 and 087 numbers are broken down into two parts, 09 numbers charging also consist of the access charge and service charge, however, we are now into the land of some serious money-making by the owner(s) of the number you are calling and the charges are far, far higher than that of 084 numbers.

As the cost of calling these numbers is again broken up into 2 parts it’s very hard to tell you what you will be paying but basically, without putting to fine a point on it, lots. The access charge is from your phone company so you could be talking anything from a couple of pence to £0.50 a minute for example, the real cost is from the service charge though. This can range from anywhere from 1p (I don’t believe anyone has ever charged this low but clearly I’m very cynical!) to £3.60 per minute and you could also be charged a set-up fee of up to £6.00 for each call.

Unlike 084 and 087 numbers, 09 premium rate numbers are regulated by the #Phone-paid Services Authority#www.psauthority.org.uk (PSA).

Services of social value 116 numbers

I’ll be honest, I’d never heard of this prefix before I started researching for this post but the long and short of it is that they are free from anywhere in the European Union.

#Click here#https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/116-helplines to read more about them but they are very much social welfare lines such as 116000 which is for missing children and this number can be called for free regardless of where you are in the EU.

Directory enquiry numbers 118

Here we come to the real big money and also the reason how I came about writing this post.

A couple of days ago I was walking back from the school-run with my friend when he pulled out this fun fact about the cost of calling a 118118 number. “How much do you think a 3 minute call to 118118 where you are transferred through to the business costs?” he asked, “£9.99” I said, deliberately pitching it high- “not even close, £18.32” he said quite smugly. I didn’t believe him, no way could a 3 minute call to directory enquiries cost that much so I did some research and yes, yes he was right – £18.32!

I could go deep into how these numbers are charged but Ben Salisbury wrote and excellent piece for MoneySavingExpert.com which you can read by clicking here(http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/phones/2017/05/118-118-call-charges-rise-to-minimum-of-898). 118 numbers usually have a connection charge which can be up to around £7 and then a charge per minute of around £3.60 but these are not the maximum charges. 118 numbers are regulated by the Phone-paid Services Authority and so long as the charges are clearly advertised then anything goes.

*Disclaimer Alert

The material and information contained on this post is for general information purposes only. You should not rely upon the above figures as a basis for making any business, legal or any other decisions. The author makes no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability or availability with respect to the information, products, services or related graphics contained for any purpose. Any reliance you place on such material is therefore strictly at your own risk.

Click here to view a full list of area codes for 01 and 02 numbers

Prefix Area covered 0113 Leeds 0114 Sheffield 0115 Nottingham 0116 Leicester 0117 Bristol 0118 Reading 01200 Clitheroe 01202 Bournemouth 01204 Bolton 01205 Boston 01206 Colchester 01207 Consett 01208 Bodmin 01209 Redruth 0121 Birmingham 01223 Cambridge 01224 Aberdeen 01225 Bath 01226 Barnsley 01227 Canterbury 01228 Carlisle 01229 Barrow-in Furness / Millom 01233 Ashford (Kent) 01234 Bedford 01235 Abingdon 01236 Coatbridge 01237 Bideford 01239 Cardigan 01241 Arbroath 01242 Cheltenham 01243 Chichester 01244 Chester 01245 Chelmsford 01246 Chesterfield 01248 Bangor (Gwynedd) 01249 Chippenham 01250 Blairgowrie 01252 Aldershot 01253 Blackpool 01254 Blackburn 01255 Clacton-on-Sea 01256 Basingstoke 01257 Coppull 01258 Blandford 01259 Alloa 01260 Congleton 01261 Banff 01262 Bridlington 01263 Cromer 01264 Andover 01267 Carmarthen 01268 Basildon 01269 Ammanford 01270 Crewe 01271 Barnstaple 01273 Brighton 01274 Bradford 01275 Clevedon 01276 Camberley 01277 Brentwood 01278 Bridgwater 01279 Bishops Stortford 01280 Buckingham 01282 Burnley 01283 Burton-on-Trent 01284 Bury-St-Edmunds 01285 Cirencester 01286 Caernarfon 01287 Guisborough 01288 Bude 01289 Berwick-on-Tweed 01290 Cumnock 01291 Chepstow 01292 Ayr 01293 Crawley 01294 Ardrossan 01295 Banbury 01296 Aylesbury 01297 Axminster 01298 Buxton 01299 Bewdley 01300 Cerne Abbas 01301 Arrochar 01302 Doncaster 01303 Folkestone 01304 Dover 01305 Dorchester 01306 Dorking 01307 Forfar 01308 Bridport 01309 Forres 0131 Edinburgh 01320 Fort Augustus 01322 Dartford 01323 Eastbourne 01324 Falkirk 01325 Darlington 01326 Falmouth 01327 Daventry 01328 Fakenham 01329 Fareham 01330 Banchory 01332 Derby 01333 Peat Inn 01334 St Andrews 01335 Ashbourne 01337 Ladybank 01339 Aboyne / Ballater 01340 Craigellachie 01341 Barmouth 01342 East Grinstead 01343 Elgin 01344 Bracknell 01346 Fraserburgh 01347 Easingwold 01348 Fishguard 01349 Dingwall 01350 Dunkeld 01352 Mold 01353 Ely 01354 Chatteris 01355 East Kilbride 01356 Brechin 01357 Strathaven 01358 Ellon 01359 Pakenham 01360 Killearn 01361 Duns 01362 Dereham 01363 Crediton 01364 Ashburton 01366 Downham Market 01367 Faringdon 01368 Dunbar 01369 Dunoon 01371 Great Dunmow 01372 Esher 01373 Frome 01375 Grays Thurrock 01376 Braintree 01377 Driffield 01379 Diss 01380 Devizes 01381 Fortrose 01382 Dundee 01383 Dunfermline 01384 Dudley 01386 Evesham 01387 Dumfries 013873 Langholm 01388 Bishop Auckland / Stanhope 01389 Dumbarton 01392 Exeter 01394 Felixstowe 01395 Budleigh Salterton 01397 Fort William 01398 Dulverton 01400 Honington 01403 Horsham 01404 Honiton 01405 Goole 01406 Holbeach 01407 Holyhead 01408 Golspie 01409 Holsworthy 0141 Glasgow 01420 Alton 01422 Halifax 01423 Boroughbridge / Harrogate 01424 Hastings 01425 Ringwood 01427 Gainsborough 01428 Haslemere 01429 Hartlepool 01430 Market Weighton / North Cave 01431 Helmsdale 01432 Hereford 01433 Hathersage 01434 Bellingham / Haltwhistle / Hexham 01435 Heathfield 01436 Helensburgh 01437 Clynderwen / Haverfordwest 01438 Stevenage 01439 Helmsley 01440 Haverhill 01442 Hemel Hempstead 01443 Pontypridd 01444 Haywards Heath 01445 Gairloch 01446 Barry 01449 Stowmarket 01450 Hawick 01451 Stow-on-the-Wold 01452 Gloucester 01453 Dursley 01454 Chipping Sodbury 01455 Hinckley 01456 Glenurquhart 01457 Glossop 01458 Glastonbury 01460 Chard 01461 Gretna 01462 Hitchin 01463 Inverness 01464 Insch 01465 Girvan 01466 Huntly 01467 Inverurie 01469 Killingholme 01470 Isle of Skye – Edinbane 01471 Isle of Skye – Broadford 01472 Grimsby 01473 Ipswich 01474 Gravesend 01475 Greenock 01476 Grantham 01477 Holmes Chapel 01478 Isle of Skye – Portree 01479 Grantown-on-Spey 01480 Huntingdon 01481 Guernsey 01482 Hull 01483 Guildford 01484 Huddersfield 01485 Hunstanton 01487 Warboys 01488 Hungerford 01489 Bishops Waltham 01490 Corwen 01491 Henley-on-Thames 01492 Colwyn Bay 01493 Great Yarmouth 01494 High Wycombe 01495 Pontypool 01496 Port Ellen 01497 Hay-on-Wye 01499 Inveraray 01501 Harthill 01502 Lowestoft 01503 Looe 01505 Johnstone 01506 Bathgate 01507 Alford (Lincs) / Louth / Spilsby 01508 Brooke 01509 Loughborough 0151 Liverpool 01520 Lochcarron 01522 Lincoln 01524 Lancaster 015242 Hornby 01525 Leighton Buzzard 01526 Martin 01527 Redditch 01528 Laggan 01529 Sleaford 01530 Coalville 01531 Ledbury 01534 Jersey 01535 Keighley 01536 Kettering 01538 Ipstones 01539 Kendal 015394 Hawkshead 015395 Grange-Over-Sands 015396 Sedbergh 01540 Kingussie 01542 Keith 01543 Cannock 01544 Kington 01545 Llanarth 01546 Lochgilphead 01547 Knighton 01548 Kingsbridge 01549 Lairg 01550 Llandovery 01553 Kings Lynn 01554 Llanelli 01555 Lanark 01556 Castle Douglas 01557 Kirkcudbright 01558 Llandeilo 01559 Llandysul 01560 Moscow 01561 Laurencekirk 01562 Kidderminster 01563 Kilmarnock 01564 Lapworth 01565 Knutsford 01566 Launceston 01567 Killin 01568 Leominster 01569 Stonehaven 01570 Lampeter 01571 Lochinver 01572 Oakham 01573 Kelso 01575 Kirriemuir 01576 Lockerbie 01577 Kinross 01578 Lauder 01579 Liskeard 01580 Cranbrook 01581 New Luce 01582 Luton 01583 Carradale 01584 Ludlow 01586 Campbeltown 01588 Bishops Castle 01590 Lymington 01591 Llanwrtyd Wells 01592 Kirkcaldy 01593 Lybster 01594 Lydney 01595 Lerwick / Foula / Fair Isle 01597 Llandrindod Wells 01598 Lynton 01599 Kyle 01600 Monmouth 01603 Norwich 01604 Northampton 01606 Northwich 01608 Chipping Norton 01609 Northallerton 0161 Manchester 01620 North Berwick 01621 Maldon 01622 Maidstone 01623 Mansfield 01624 Isle of Man 01625 Macclesfield 01626 Newton Abbot 01628 Maidenhead 01629 Matlock 01630 Market Drayton 01631 Oban 01633 Newport 01634 Medway 01635 Newbury 01636 Newark 01637 Newquay 01638 Newmarket 01639 Neath 01641 Strathy 01642 Middlesbrough 01643 Minehead 01644 New Galloway 01646 Milford Haven 01647 Moretonhampstead 01650 Cemmaes Road 01651 Oldmeldrum 01652 Brigg 01653 Malton 01654 Machynlleth 01655 Maybole 01656 Bridgend 01659 Sanquhar 01661 Prudhoe 01663 New Mills 01664 Melton Mowbray 01665 Alnwick 01666 Malmesbury 01667 Nairn 01668 Bamburgh 01669 Rothbury 01670 Morpeth 01671 Newton Stewart 01672 Marlborough 01673 Market Rasen 01674 Montrose 01675 Coleshill 01676 Meriden 01677 Bedale 01678 Bala 01680 Isle of Mull – Craignure 01681 Isle of Mull – Fionnphort 01683 Moffat 01684 Malvern 01685 Merthyr Tydfil 01686 Llanidloes / Newtown 01687 Mallaig 01688 Isle of Mull – Tobermory 01689 Orpington 01690 Betws-y-Coed 01691 Oswestry 01692 North Walsham 01694 Church Stretton 01695 Skelmersdale 01697 Brampton 016973 Wigton 016974 Raughton Head 016977 Not listed 01698 Motherwell 01700 Rothesay 01702 Southend-on-Sea 01704 Southport 01706 Rochdale 01707 Welwyn Garden City 01708 Romford 01709 Rotherham 01720 Isles of Scilly 01721 Peebles 01722 Salisbury 01723 Scarborough 01724 Scunthorpe 01725 Rockbourne 01726 St Austell 01727 St Albans 01728 Saxmundham 01729 Settle 01730 Petersfield 01732 Sevenoaks 01733 Peterborough 01736 Penzance 01737 Redhill 01738 Perth 01740 Sedgefield 01743 Shrewsbury 01744 St Helens 01745 Rhyl 01746 Bridgnorth 01747 Shaftesbury 01748 Richmond 01749 Shepton Mallet 01750 Selkirk 01751 Pickering 01752 Plymouth 01753 Slough 01754 Skegness 01756 Skipton 01757 Selby 01758 Pwllheli 01759 Pocklington 01760 Swaffham 01761 Temple Cloud 01763 Royston 01764 Crieff 01765 Ripon 01766 Porthmadog 01767 Sandy 01768 Penrith 017683 Appleby 017684 Pooley Bridge 017687 Keswick 01769 South Molton 01770 Isle of Arran 01771 Maud 01772 Preston 01773 Ripley 01775 Spalding 01776 Stranraer 01777 Retford 01778 Bourne 01779 Peterhead 01780 Stamford 01782 Stoke-on-Trent 01784 Staines 01785 Stafford 01786 Stirling 01787 Sudbury 01788 Rugby 01789 Stratford-upon-Avon 01790 Spilsby 01792 Swansea 01793 Swindon 01794 Romsey 01795 Sittingbourne 01796 Pitlochry 01797 Rye 01798 Pulborough 01799 Saffron Walden 01803 Torquay 01805 Torrington 01806 Shetland 01807 Ballindalloch 01808 Tomatin 01809 Tomdoun 01821 Kinrossie 01822 Tavistock 01823 Taunton 01824 Ruthin 01825 Uckfield 01827 Tamworth 01828 Coupar Angus 01829 Tarporley 01830 Kirkwhelpington 01832 Clopton 01833 Barnard Castle 01834 Narberth 01835 St Boswells 01837 Okehampton 01838 Dalmally 01840 Camelford 01841 Newquay 01842 Thetford 01843 Thanet 01844 Thame 01845 Thirsk 01847 Thurso / Tongue 01848 Thornhill 01851 Great Bernera / Stornoway 01852 Kilmelford 01854 Ullapool 01855 Ballachulish 01856 Orkney 01857 Sanday 01858 Market Harborough 01859 Harris 01862 Tain 01863 Ardgay 01864 Abington 01865 Oxford 01866 Kilchrenan 01869 Bicester 01870 Isle of Benbecula 01871 Castlebay 01872 Truro 01873 Abergavenny 01874 Brecon 01875 Tranent 01876 Lochmaddy 01877 Callander 01878 Lochboisdale 01879 Scarinish 01880 Tarbert 01882 Kinloch Rannoch 01883 Caterham 01884 Tiverton 01885 Pencombe 01886 Bromyard 01887 Aberfeldy 01888 Turriff 01889 Rugeley 01890 Ayton / Coldstream 01892 Tunbridge Wells 01895 Uxbridge 01896 Galashiels 01899 Biggar 01900 Workington 01902 Wolverhampton 01903 Worthing 01904 York 01905 Worcester 01908 Milton Keynes 01909 Worksop 0191 Tyneside / Durham / Sunderland 01920 Ware 01922 Walsall 01923 Watford 01924 Wakefield 01925 Warrington 01926 Warwick 01928 Runcorn 01929 Wareham 01931 Shap 01932 Weybridge 01933 Wellingborough 01934 Weston-Super-Mare 01935 Yeovil 01937 Wetherby 01938 Welshpool 01939 Wem 01942 Wigan 01943 Guiseley 01944 West Heslerton 01945 Wisbech 01946 Whitehaven 019467 Gosforth 01947 Whitby 01948 Whitchurch 01949 Whatton 01950 Sandwick 01951 Colonsay 01952 Telford 01953 Wymondham 01954 Madingley 01955 Wick 01957 Mid Yell 01959 Westerham 01962 Winchester 01963 Wincanton 01964 Hornsea / Patrington 01967 Strontian 01968 Penicuik 01969 Leyburn 01970 Aberystwyth 01971 Scourie 01972 Glenborrodale 01974 Llanon 01975 Alford (Aberdeen) / Strathdon 01977 Pontefract 01978 Wrexham 01980 Amesbury 01981 Wormbridge 01982 Builth Wells 01983 Isle of Wight 01984 Watchet 01985 Warminster 01986 Bungay 01987 Ebbsfleet 01988 Wigtown 01989 Ross-on-Wye 01992 Lea Valley 01993 Witney 01994 St Clears 01995 Garstang 01997 Strathpeffer 020 London 023 Southampton / Portsmouth 024 Coventry 028 Northern Ireland 029 Cardiff

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whatdoesshedotothem · 2 years ago

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Saturday 2 June 1838

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rain in the night and early this morning A- better but not feeling well – I too began to feel oppressed in this stewy entresol – breakfast at 10 – had had the shoemaker (Lepoix from r. de capucines) – ordered 1 pair thick, 1 pair thin leather to be sent home on Wednesday evening, and pair thick for A- from 11 to 2 ¾ wrote out from line 34 of Tuesday up to now – had the waiter up about noon to get me another apartment – and then had Mr......... himself – explained that A- was très malade pendant la nuit and that I myself felt so oppressed we must have better air – would rather be at the top of the house looking up the garden than here in this little stewy entresol above the rez de chaussée looking into the court – he said he would do what he could – but the house quite full – sat down to write to SW. but had the woman with the bonnets from Madame Thomas – and the coiffeur from M. Edouard – A- does not seem to like her bonnet – poorly – lying down now at 3 ½ - still light rain falling – uncomfortable oppressive day or rather perhaps ‘tis the effect of our entresol A- crying and impatient what can I do with her she is fittest for home oh that I was at ease – wrote the last 9 lines and wrote copy of letter to SW. resolved to look about for another apartment – left A- lying down (in bed) took the 2 servants, and out at 6 – looked at à l’hotel de la Terrasse 3me I saw in vain on arriving – agreed with the mistress of the house to let her know in an hour or 2 whether I would take it or not to sleep in tonight – at 100fr. a week salon salle à manger and anteroom 2 bedrooms de maitre and 1 for Oddy and kitchen, and the carriage to be put into the remise here gratis – to give the servants of the house 1fr. a day – inquired at 1 or 2 places for apartments – one in r. Mt. Tabor would not be let for so short a time as a week – Madame Michelle had sent me no.3 in that street but I did not go so far – then at Amyots’ – bought little manuel of French language for Oddy and Guide des Pyrenees a little cadeau for A- then to la Madeleine (along the boulevards) and on hearing Madame Séné was at home just shewed the servants the post office and went and sat 25 minutes with her – very glad to see me – I said my aunt was dead had thought of and talked of Madame S- to the last etc. etc. Mademoiselle S- just married to M. le vicomte or something de Grouchy nephew or son to the marshal and had set off at 4 this morning to Turin her husband 1st secretary of Embassy there – Madame de Grouchy is now grande dame, and the Sénés upgot [upgo] too – the queen had been toute bonté to Mademoiselle S- the old marshal delighted at the match, and all goes well and en grand – I congratulated all parties and begged mille [?] – glad Madame de G- was gone to Turin where I was sure she would be much liked by Lady Albina Forster – Madame Séné inquired if I was likely to go there- yes! not at all unlikely – she said her daughter would be charmée de me revoir...... her niece who married a marquis de....... 4 or 5 years ago lives in the country 6 months in the year which is dull enough assez triste said Madame S- she was already writing to her daughter – and M. S- was gone to Enghien (near Montmorency) to get her an apartment for 2 or 3 pour la distraire on the loss of her daughter – In returning took the 3me hotel de la terrasse and returned to A- at 6 50 – she had done up her things ready for going to another place tonight – glad to move – went back to see about the rooms – Madame gone out, and the porter and housemaid said

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