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Agreable to your Request we have concluded to Send you the picture. Mr Adams has been So occupied...
mr Dexter will come to Boston tomorrow for the Trunks you must go with him to mr Crufts who when...
The President has a letter from Vanderkemp, in which he proposes to have him send a collection of...
enclosed is the money which mrs Welsh advanced upon your account which you will pay her, and get...
Susan has written you, I Suppose that mr Clark has returnd, and that he is very desirious of...
This Evening my dear Daughter, will give you a Son, and me a Grandson, whom I have no doubt will...
“Delightful praise, like summer rose, That brighter in the dew-drop glows.” They were sweet drops...
As Dean Swift says, “eyes with writing almost blind,” I commence a letter to you, near ten...
By a Letter which I received from Caroline dated 1st Sepbr She acquaints me that a mr Verplanck...
When I received your Letter of the 8th, written upon a Sunday, for which you apologize, it...
The account of your Health and your debility gives me much concern. the frequent bleedings your...
I will not let so good an opportunity pass without writing you a few Lines, to inquire after your...
Thank you thank you dear Harriet for the Letter from mr Adams you sent me last Evening. tho only...
What right have I to be one of your tormentors? and amongst the numerous applicants for...
I am indebted to you, for two very kind Letters The first, was written after my Grandaughter miss...
mr Clark will deliver you this Susan has a Letter from her Mother urgeing her to come to See her,...
Upon taking up your Register the other day, a communication respecting drawing rooms, attracted...
I inclose to you a paper with the distrest State of an old Batchelor, not Supposing that you will...
So, so master John, your Back is up, because you have not been written to, as often as you...
I beleive you thought me very imprudent to consent to the Presidents going to Town So cold a day...
I write you a few lines in addition to what I have already written, and inclose you the Copy of a...
I write but seldom to you, least you should feel as tho’ you were obliged to replie, when you...
I received the articles this morning cloth Nankeen Ribbon Letter covers &c altho the Gospel...
enclosed is a Letter which you will see contains a request to me; and through me to you. the...
I have Sent the Shoe & Shall have a pr by Saturday—it is a folly to keep the Boots I Send—charles...
You justly appreciate the Sympathy of your Quincy Friends under the heavey affliction you have...
enclosed is Harriets account which I wish you to Settle when you go to Town. I have had it some...
I was rejoiced when I found the justice of Congress had made some necessary Provision for the...
I received your Letter by mr Beals, and was very glad to learn that you and your Brother had...
I received Your Letter of July 18th on Saturday 25th. It was a great damper to me, who had been...
Mr W S Smith with Mrs Smith are upon a visit to her Relations in Washington. he is desirious of...
I write a line to enclose a Letter from Harriet. George has been so steady at Cambridge that I...
It would be ungratefull in me not to feel & pleased thank you for the interest you take in the...
The moon shone so bright this morning that I rose, as it seems while it was yet Night, and...
I received your obliging favour of july 29th with the inclosure. I had not any objection to your...
Through the kind of attention of mr Crafts we learnt yesterday morning of the arrival of the...
Two more Letters accompany this for mr Lyman and if time will allow I have no doubt but I shall...
The president has thought it Safe for the Students to assemble at Cambridge upon fryday last, and...
I have not had any opportunity of writing to you before—indeed I have been So occupied: that I...
I wrote to you on Monday by mr Cruft in much anxiety about John requesting you to let hear from...
Welcome home again—I received by mrs Adams your Note, and Carolines, the Same Mail brought me a...
I wrote the inclosed a few days Since, but not having an opportunity to Send it which I liked I...
Before I go into Bed, I must write you a few lines, after the agitation of the day—about Ten this...
The Children Say that they have your permission to come to Town to dine with Commodore Hull—and...
There is Surely a Secret Sympathy between us, for the very week in which you have written me I...
I have not yet acknowledged your favour of June 27th I go so seldom into the buisy world, that I...
My last Note went to you by mr Marston, with two Letters enclosed—I did not write on Saturday as...
The Books have come, and never were in the Custom house as I beleive. it was not a Box, but a...
We promise ourselves the pleasure of visiting you on fryday next, and hope that a Severe Cold now...
Why my dear Neice so loth to use your pen? But I do not hear from it twice in a year? Altho you...