Commentaires sur son travail et de raconter des histoires de serpent avec Homer Hall. Transcription : [Homer] Hall de rentrer de Genessee, avec la nouvelle que son père [Elisée] Hall et allait suivre. Sate avec nous le reste de la journée. 17. Jeudi. Au travail sur le bloc d'acajou et ?ǣEra ?s ? Poster tous les jours livelong. Pluie o ?les portes. Waud [Alf] dorures les trames pour Mme Dob [Elizabeth] Dobson ?s photo, et Homer surtout Hall avec nous, la lecture de Boccace [Giovanni Boccaccio]. Soir, il et [Arthur] Mason dans notre chambre, également Davis le marin tourné Gilder, qui je et Alf visité à Brooklyn. Il aider

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Comments on his work and telling snake stories with Homer Hall. Transcription: [Homer] Hall returned from Genessee, with the news that his father [Elisha Hall] and Cross would follow. Sate with us the remainder of the day. 17. Thursday. At work on the mahogany block and ?ǣEra ?s ? poster all the livelong day. Rain out o ?doors. Alf [Waud] gilding the frames for Mrs Dob [Elizabeth Dobson] ?s picture, and Homer Hall mostly with us, reading Boccace [Giovanni Boccaccio]. Evening, he and [Arthur] Mason in our room, also Davis the sailor turned Gilder, whom I and Alf visited in Brooklyn. He helping Alf till 11. 18. Friday. Mahogany block and poster, and rain all day. 19. Saturday. The same every whit. Alf unable to finish his work, defers going ?ǣtill Monday. ? 20. Sunday. Still rain and in-doors. A rhyming letter sent to Hall Senior at Genessee, suggesting the transmission of a cider barrel. Fred [Greatbatch] and Edward [Greatbatch] called in the afternoon. Evening sitting in the kitchen listening to snake stories chiefly told by Homer Hall. He is a hard headed independant fellow, has been engineer on Lake Michigan boats, driven a locomotive on a railroad, a travelling daguerrotypist, dealt in horses, farmed and what not. Has been in every state in the Union, save the new ones on the Pacific. 21. Monday. Down town spite of wet, to [William] Roberts, where I got the block containing [Thomas] Picton ?s portrait, engraved. Took it, and the big mahogany drawing for poster to the ?ǣEra ? Office, saw Tom Frank and left. To Wells and Webbs for blocks, then returning to [177] Canal along the North River. An atmosphere of mud damp and drizzle. Drawing the rest of the afternoon for Alf. He in a devil of a hurry, yet to no purpose, as he could not get the multiplicity of things done in time. Evening sitting imbibing a moderate quencher in the parlor with Homer Hall and Alf. 22. Tuesday. Down town, it being a glorious sunny, breezy day. To the Era Office. Picton not there, but l