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Jun 29, 2022 Tintern Jun 24, 2022 logiebear May 12, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL10409837 1866 July 5th Thursday Mary Brown. Friday 6th Ladies General Com'e Matron is ill, obliged to go to bed immediately after the ladies left. Monday 9th Was enabled to recommence duties this morn'g for my recovery I feel truly thankful to "our Father" in heaven. Tuesday 10th Sharlotte Perry is relapsing into her impudent conduct. speaking rudely to both Miss Galbraith and Miss Wright Matron reprimanded her and she promised to be a better girl for the future her promises, however, are often made only to be broken. Wednesday 19th Wrote to the Mayor stating that our water supply was very little better since the repairs, and that the flag [?] was closed [underlined] crooked [end underlined] and [underlined] insecure [end underlined] and enquiring upon his worship to send men at once, to put these things to rights.	FL10409837 1866 July 5th Thursday Mary Brown. Friday 6th Ladies General Com'e Matron is ill, obliged to go to bed immediately after the ladies left. Monday 9th Was enabled to recommence duties this morn'g for my recovery I feel truly thankful to "our Father" in heaven. Tuesday 10th Sharlotte Perry is relapsing into her imupdent conduct. speaking rudely to both Miss Galbraith and Miss Wright Matron reprimanded her and she promised to be a better girl for the future her promises, however, are often made only to be broken. Wednesday 19th Wrote to the Mayor stating that our water supply was very little better since the repairs, and that the flag's was closed [underlined] crooked [end underlined] and [underlined] insecure [end underlined] and enquiring upon his worship to send men at once, to put these things to rights.

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