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This 4 page paper provides a letter written from an Irish maid in 1830 to her parents who have remained in Ireland. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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on using this paper properly December 15, 1830 Dear Mum and Dad, I am writing to you because I do not want you
to worry about me. I will be fine. I have found a job as a maid and America has been good to me so far. When I left Ireland, there
was a sense of scarcity (Scally, 1996). As I live and work in America, I have a sense of hope. So first, I do not want you to fret about
my journey, but to understand that while I am not settled right now, I will have a good life here. The trip was not uneventful. The voyage was rough. The
seas were very choppy at times and I did get sick sometimes, but other people were sick too. One of the men said I have to develop sea legs but
I dont know if I can. Anyway, the cheaper fare to Canada was the only way I could get here, even though a ticket directly to New York would have
been easier ("The Irish," n.d.). Mum, I know you do not like the idea of taking a big boat, but when I earn enough money, I would like you and
dad to come here to live. It is much better than the misery you are experiencing in Ireland now. You dont understand because you have not seen it here. No,
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