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Sep 01, 2020 lrile Jul 15, 2020 hannahb25 May 21, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 196 [[Turin]] Monday Sep'r. 3rd - Went to see the Academy for riding - It is a very excellent one, & on a ~~good~~ good Establishment - There are at present not less than 10 English here viz - [[Lord Berrymore]] & [[Lord Berkeley]] ~~Cap~~ S'r [[Sir Thomas Gascoigne]] [[Mr. Dillon]] - [[Mr. Crawford]]. [[Mr. Greir]] Cap't. [[Captain Dobron]]. [[Mr. Needham]]. [[Mr. Fermior]] & [[Mr. Fuser]] - they pay for Board &c in all £80 Sterl - for half a year, w/ch [which] is the shortest Term of staying Tuesday Sep'r [September] ye [the] 4: Yesterday & to day we were visited by all the above Gentlemen, as also [[Mr. Valet]] who came to [[Turin]] a few days ago - This Afternoon [[Lord Abbingdon]] arrived from [[Geneva]] - To day we visited the University w'ch [which] is a small but neat building, con- taining various Rooms fitted up or the different Classes to lecture - It has no apartments for the accomodation of Students as at [[Oxford]] or [[Cambridge]].	p. 196 Turn Monday Sep'r. 3rd - Went to see the Academy for riding - It is a very excellent one, & on a good good Establishment - There are at present not less than 10 English here viz - Lord Berrymore & Lord Berkeley ~~Cap~~Mr. Thomas Gascoigne Mr. Dillon - Mr. Crawford. Mr. Greir Cap't. Dobron. Mr. Needham. Mr. Fermior & Mr. Fuser - they pay for Board &c in all [pound symbol] 80 Sterl - for half a year, w/ch in the shortest Term of staying Tuesday Sep'r ye 4: Yesterday & to day we were visited by all the above Gentlemen, as also Mr. Valet who came to Turin a few days ago - This Afternoon Lord Abbingdon arrived from Geneva - To day we visited the University w'ch is a small but neat building, con- taining various Rooms fitted up or the different Classes to lecture - It has no apartments for the accomodation of Students as at Oxford or Cambridge.

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