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And why my Dear Eliza has my letter layn unanswered. That it merited a reply I will not pretend...
While I was at St. Petersbourg, I had, the Pleasure, of receiving a Letter from you; I answered...
My Dear Eliza will be one of the first to inquire after the welfare of her friend. Nor shall she...
This day I was Dining with Mamma at Mrs. Atkinsons in hourly expectation of receiving letters...
Enclosed is a tasty ribbon for you, I do not mean to forget my other dear cousin, but could not...
Here my Dear Eliza is your friend placed in a little village two or three miles from Paris,...
I am situated at a small desk in an appartment about 2 thirds as large as your own little...
Your letter N 2. Eliza, I was so happy as to receive a day or two ago. I searched my journal,...
I had my dear Girl such an obligeing visit from you last Night, and such sweet communion with you...
You can judge of my impatience my Dear Cousin, the last week when we heard from Mr. Storer who...
I am determined not to neglect my pen for so long an interval as I did before your last Letters;...
There is a Gentleman by the Name of Blakney a Philadelphian who is with other company to dine...
I have now before me your two last Letters by my Dear Eliza received by Capt Calliham which I...
Yes my dear Neice, it was a Ceremony that one must study Some time to find out either utility or...
Did you ever my dear Betsy see a person in real Life such as your imagination form’d of Sir...
At the Bath hotel I received my dear Neices Letter of April. I have told your Sister and other...
Mr Smith informed me last Evening of an opportunity of writing by Way of N York and as I know of...
I came yesterday as far as Boston with Sister Lucy, who is employ’d in fixing me off: I came here...
I think my dear Betsy that some Letter of yours must have faild, as I have none of a later date,...
My things, are yet pretty much in Confusion, and I do not expect to get well settled till the...
Excuse me I have time only to tell you that I designd to have written, but the captain sails...
I thank you my dear Neice for your last kind Letter. There are no days in the whole year so...
In your Letter to Mamma my Dear Eliza of —— May you are strangely puzled to know in what manner...
I bought me a blue sarcenet coat not long since; after making it up I found it was hardly wide...
to what Cause my Dear Eliza am I to attribute that Air of Mistery which reigns throughout your...
I am very sorry to find by your Mammas Letters that you are unwell. I wish you could have made an...