Question

I left the lodging at the same hour; and this turned out a very

unfortunate occurrence for me: because henceforward at inns I was

drained of my money very rapidly. In a fortnight I was reduced to a

short allowance; that is, I could allow myself only one meal a day.

From the keen appetite produced very constant exercise and mountain

air acting on a youthful stomach, I soon began to suffer greatly on this

slender regimen; for the single meal which I could venture to order

was coffee or tea. Even this, however, was at length withdrawn: and

afterwards,? so long as I remained in Wales, I subsisted either on

blackberries, hips - haws, etc, or on the casual hospitalities which I

now and then received, in return for such little services as I had the

opportunity of rendering sometimes I wrote letters to their sweetheart

for Young women who had lived as servants in Shrewsbury, or other

towns on the English border. On all such occasions I gave great

satisfaction, to my humble friends, and was generally treated with

hospitality.

Answer these questions:-

i. How many meals a day did he allow himself?

ii. What did these meals largely consist of?

iii. What did he live on when he had no money left?​

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