I was more exhaused last night that I had ever been at any
meeting - exceedingly tired.
I never
went out of the Hotel.
Cumming kept me
company - in the course of the day I conversed with two confirmed drunkards,
and got them to sign the Pledge.
In the
evening I attended the Convivial meeting in the Hall - it was crowded to
suffocation but
I must confess I was not
pleased with it - it was too formal and had too much of the theatrical for me.
After the meeting I had a conversation with a Printer, who
showed me a very old edition of the Bible. It belonged to the poet Cowper, and
had been purchased in Rome.
Typed by Betty Kay 11th May 1996, from Dan Marshall`s
notes of the original journal.
Permission to reprint granted by Morris Kay, 25 June, 2012.
©2013, copyright Alana Farrell
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