We went further and found a room, good size, very good people, furnished, and to be kept in order for eight dollars a quarter.

This seemed reasonable to me, and also to Mr.Bradford.I felt safe in telling the lady that I thought I should take it.

I requested Mr.Bradford to keep a look-out for me while I was gone, and if we could not find a better place before I returned I would accept this.

This morning I left Concord to come and see Charles Dana concerning the books I shall require, and to see some of my friends.

I got into Boston at ten o'clock, and walked out here by dinner-time.