At the start of the letter, the narrator (Silence Dogood) appears to be:

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Sonja [21]3 years ago

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The narrator (Silence Dogood) appears to be c.) taking a leisurely stroll.

There were 14 letters written by Benjamin Franklin under the pseudonym: Silence Dogood. As you did not mention which, I can only assume it was the fourth letter.

This letter talks about:

a conversation Silence Dogood had with a Reverend
her stroll into her orchid as she thought about what the Reverend said
a dream she had

We can therefore conclusively say that if this question is based on the fourth letter, Silence Dogood was taking an evening stroll at the start of the letter.

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