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Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth, Vol. 1 (of 2)
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Dorothy Wordsworth
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It
had
been
dark
long
before
we
reached
Hamilton,
and
William
had
some
difficulty
in
driving
the
tired
horse
through
the
town.
At
the
inn
they
hesitated
about
being
able
to
give
us
beds,
the
house
being
brim-full--lights
at
every
window.
We
were
rather
alarmed
for
our
accommodations
during
the
rest
of
the
tour,
supposing
the
house
to
be
filled
with
tourists;
but
they
were
in
general
only
regular
travellers;
for
out
of
the
main
road
from
town
to
town
we
saw
scarcely
a
carriage,
and
the
inns
were
empty.
There
was
nothing
remarkable
in
the
treatment
we
met
with
at
this
inn,
except
the
lazy
impertinence
of
the
waiter.
It
was
a
townish
place,
with
a
great
larder
set
out;
the
house
throughout
dirty.
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