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with the only and beloved daughter of my late venerable and respected Friend I pour the tear of...
We have had in the Week past the coldest Weather that has been through the winter, yet we have...
I thank you for your care of my Letters those that I mist, which you put in the Book were found....
I have to acknowledge your favours of 23 April No. 86 of the 15 May No 87, and yesterday by mr...
So long a period Should not have elapsed before I had congratulated you upon your new Character...
I had determined yesterday, to Sit out this morning with Louisa, and make you a visit of a day,...
It would be ungratefull in me not to feel & pleased thank you for the interest you take in the...
I thank you for the pamphlet sent me and think the writer more sinned against than sining. I will...
I am indebted to you for several very entertaining Letters, while I have not any thing in return...
The inclosed Letter I received a few days Since to forward by the first opportunity. my last...
I received your note this morning. mr A forgot to leave it last Evening; I am not much...
You have been so good in writing to your Father and Brother that I ought not to complain that you...
It is with Sincere pleasure that I acknowledge your Letter of Febry 23d this day received, a...
I hope you have received your mittins, and your Brother his, which Mrs. Foster took a fortnight...
I was never more at a loss what to say to you than at the present moment, to accuse you of...
I am very Sorry to learn that your Mother is so unwell, as Susan represents her. let me hear from...
I received the Silk and chalk this mor’g on Wednesday. I wrote you and inclosed to you mr Adams...
I send the Boys to your and your Fathers kind care. I hope they will not be obliged to stay long...
I most sincerely sympathize with you, and the bereved distrest Family at Washington. in the...
I would not come to Town to day because I knew I should only add to yours, and my own agony, my...
The moon shone so bright this morning that I rose, as it seems while it was yet Night, and...
I have already written to you twice by this opportunity. I had not intended to have taken my pen...
your kind and Friendly Letter found me in great affliction for the loss of my dear, and only...
will you give me leave to introduce to your acquaintance the Rev’d mr Coleman, a gentleman who is...
I have been sick almost ever since I had the pleasure of receiving your favour of May, but in...
I rode up to your house this morning to inquire how the Children were and heard that they were...
Your favour of I received by the last mail. I had been in daily expectation of hearing from you,...
The Saturday after you left Boston, I went to Town, and brought up George. he went the next week...
Altho’ I have repeatedly written to you Since I received a Letter from you, I am not critical in...
Altho my Health would not permit me to personally to pay the last respect to my Ancient and...
I received your Letter of december 6th on the 14th and was very glad to hear of your safe arrival...
Mrs Smith reachd here yesterday at about ten oclock was like your dear Mother taken out of the...
I address you jointly and congratulate you upon the fine weather we have had since you commenced...
I received your Letter, and one which you forwarded for mrs Cuthbert, which I gave my Friend, who...
I received your obliging favour of july 29th with the inclosure. I had not any objection to your...
you do not know how much your company is desired at Quincy. these long Evening we want much, an...
your kind and sympathetic Letter demands my thanks and receives my gratitude—my own loss is not...
I Sit down to thank you for your Letter yesterday received by the post, and to Say that I was...
I transmit, to you two Letter lately received altho of an old date. they may communicate to you...
you are at Liberty to publish the following extract, as a Letter from abroad to a Friend. They...
My Grandaughter The present Mrs. Treadway availed herself of your kind invitation to make you a...
By a vessel which saild a week since, I wrote to my Son, and Grandson’s. by this I shall write...
Mr Benjamin Beal jun’r Who has long resided in France, returnd last Winter upon a visit to his...
Mr Edward Brooks, Eldest son of mr P C Brooks has visited us, and offerd to take Letters for us...
I cannot let my Son visit Plimouth without bearing a few lines to my old Friend who has always...
your Letter my dear Abbe is worthy the daughter of the Mother you mourn, whose disposition and...
your Letter of December & gave me pleasure, and I wish I could in return Communicate the Same to...
Through the kind of attention of mr Crafts we learnt yesterday morning of the arrival of the...
I embrace the earliest oppertunity, after receiving the inclosed, of forwarding it to you; I...
Your Letter of Sep’br th 11 came safe to hand, and I was well pleasd With the account you give me...