John Quincy Adams diary 23, 1 January 1795 - 12 May 1801, 5 August 1809 -
30 April 1836, page 225
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March 1810
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Thursday.
Morning visit to Martin. Supper at Romanzoff's. Princess Amelia of Baden. Came
home, ill. at 2.
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Violent
inflammation in my left eye, with fever. My wife also very ill. Dr Galloway
twice here. Letter from G. Fischer.
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Inflammation
of the eye and leg. Sent an excuse to Vicence. Visit from Mrs Krehmer.
Mysteries of Udolpho.
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My eye recovering. Morning visit from Six.
Sent excuse to the Colombi's. Evening visit from Harris. Newspapers.
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Mrs. Adams
is better. My eye recovers; my lameness and fever continue. Mrs. Krehmer took
Charles to the Palace.
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Visits from
Harris, and Captains Beckford and Donaldson. American Newspapers brought by
Adgate, from Russell.
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Sent an
excuse to Blome's diplomatic dinner. Ball at the Musical Club. All went but
Gray and I. Visits from Harris.
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Visits from
Vicence, Blome, Bussche, Six and Harris- Rode out, first time. Ball at
Vicence's- All except myself there.
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Rode out
with my wife and Charles. My lameness yet troublesome. Russian Carnival.
Evening at Cards.
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Visits from
Harris and Adgate but I could not see them. My lameness confines me upon the
bed. Chess with Smith.
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End of the Russian Carnival. Again confined
upon my bed. Visit from Harris. Could not see him. Evening Chess.
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Rode out-
Harris and Dr Galloway here- Passed the day chiefly on the Sopha- Too much
exercise upon my leg.
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Restless
Night and feverish day. End of the Roman Catholic Carnival. Mascarades. Evening
Chess with Smith.
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Fever and
lameness return and increase- Lead-water useless. Evening visit from Harris.
Chess with Everett.
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Rode out-
attempted to write- Instead of lead-water use fresh butter. Inflammation
increased. Evening Chess.
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Again
confined all day upon my bed. Leave butter for Turner's Cerate- Visit from
Harris- Medecine. Eve at Chess.
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Nervous
fever. Visits from Raimbert and Harris. Confined upon my bed. Harris told me of
Navarro's convention.
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Fever continues. Inflammation of my leg
subsides- fixed upon my bed. Visit from Harris. Read Massillon.
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Sat up part
of the day. Visit from Six. Passport to Cutts. Read Coxe's Travels. Vol. 3-
Chess with Everett.
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Up most of
the day. Rode out with my wife. Visits from Blome, Pardo and Harris. Chess with
Gray.
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Up all day.
Rode out- Can't walk yet. draft of a Note to Romanzoff in answer to his Evening
visit from Harris.
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Walk about
the house. Rode out and called at Meyer's. Note to Romanzoff. Long evening
visit from Six.
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M'Murtrie
called: going to England. Note from Romanzoff. Rode out with Catherine. Evening
visit from Harris.
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Rode with
my wife to the Gostinnoi Duor. Writing to send by M'Murtrie. Ball at de Bray's.
I sent an excuse.
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Vists from M'Murtrie, Martin, Fisher and
Harris- First walk out. Read Massillon. The Ladies at a concert-
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Walk,
rather too long. Harris dined and spent the Evening with us. Cards and Chess.
Answered Fischer of Moscow.
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Interview
with Romanzoff-- Danish privateering. Visit from Blome- Evening at Cards and
Chess. Reading Coxe.
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Morning
visit from Fisher. My wife paid some Evening visits. Weather moderated after
ten days cold. Cards and Chess.
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Visits from
Captain Beckford and Glukoff. Walk across the Neva. They are digging out the
ice logs for ice-cellars.
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Visits from
Montréal and Six. Dr. Galloway here. We dined at Glukoff's. Harris at Eve. J.
S. Smith & Maclure arrived.
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Madame
Ouvaroff's funeral. Mozart's requiem. J. S. Smith. Maclure, Fisher & Graham
here- Dined at Raimbert's.
