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KnoWoPerWriMo
Dec. 2nd, 2008 10:38 pmThursday 2. December
This day continued dark, misty and raw; I being vexed and in a peevish humor from a lack of tobacco did think to take horse and find some, so I and du Lac and St. John and Thoreaux, some others and our men, did think to ride to Dieppe it being the only place roundabouts where it might be found and since it being a long ride we did think to stay the night there so off went we at dawn and made the town in time for dinner the which we had and a good one too; then when we were done and had gotten our rooms (du Lac and I to lodge together) out went I to buy some tobacco and having bought plenty to last me a good while; that done off went we to a tavern to find ourselves some pleasant companionship then finally back to our room to lie in a clean bed in a chamber with a fire.
Luke’s habit has finally gotten the better of him! He’s been without tobacco for some days now and had come to the breaking point so he convinces his old friend M. du Lac and some others to come with him on a jaunt to Dieppe for a little R&R. Coningsby has nothing much to report today.
This day continued dark, misty and raw; I being vexed and in a peevish humor from a lack of tobacco did think to take horse and find some, so I and du Lac and St. John and Thoreaux, some others and our men, did think to ride to Dieppe it being the only place roundabouts where it might be found and since it being a long ride we did think to stay the night there so off went we at dawn and made the town in time for dinner the which we had and a good one too; then when we were done and had gotten our rooms (du Lac and I to lodge together) out went I to buy some tobacco and having bought plenty to last me a good while; that done off went we to a tavern to find ourselves some pleasant companionship then finally back to our room to lie in a clean bed in a chamber with a fire.
Luke’s habit has finally gotten the better of him! He’s been without tobacco for some days now and had come to the breaking point so he convinces his old friend M. du Lac and some others to come with him on a jaunt to Dieppe for a little R&R. Coningsby has nothing much to report today.
