[The Life and Correspondence of Sir Isaac Brock by Ferdinand Brock Tupper]@TWC D-Link bookThe Life and Correspondence of Sir Isaac Brock CHAPTER IV 2/19
My situation obliges me to maintain some sort of establishment, otherwise I should, from inclination, confine my intercourse to a very limited circle.
I have been for some days projecting a jaunt into the interior of the States, and I may probably visit New York before I return, but I shall weigh passing events well, ere I hazard so long a journey.
The heavy rains which have fallen for the last ten days have delayed my progress, as I did not choose to undertake the journey on horseback.
I by no means admire travelling alone in so comfortless a manner, in which the gratification would not repay the inconvenience. I purpose directing my steps in the first instance to Ballstown, a medicinal water of great celebrity, about twenty miles north of Albany.
I then expect to be joined by James Brock, and probably by some others of the 49th.
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