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Here we found it was not possible to
proceed to [[Dunkirk]] any other way than
by first going to [[Calais]] - on acct. [account] of the
excessive rains, & the Co low Country and
especially the Road from [[St. Oman]] to
[[Dunkirk]] being deluged with ye [the] Rain

Frid. [Friday] Oct. [October] 25 We dined at. Here in distant
from [[St. Oman]] abt. Miles - or Posts. Here
we came into good Post Road - Went here
to see a Convent of english Nuns in Numb [Number]
abt. [about] 26 - supported entirely by Charity - tho [though]
shut up for ever within the walls of the
Convent. The Lady Abbess from [[Lancashire]]
between 50 & 60 Years old - a discreet well
spoken woman. there are some is one from [[Charles
County Maryland]] of the name O'neal - they
convers'd [conversed] freely at the grate we without Vails
on their faces - were merry eno' [enough] - say they are
happy in their Lot - tho' [though] clothed in hard Cloth
& bare footed - they are I think of the order of
[[St. Francisca]] - We were conducted to

them

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