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Captain Lyde talks of leaving London tomorrow. I just write a line by him to inform you that we...
As You have been so kind as to undertake the care of Mr. Adams’es Estate and affairs during the...
It was not untill the 21 of April that your Letter of December 1st. reach’d me, tho forwarded by...
I have written twice to you by way of New York, but do not find by yours that either of them had...
Captain Lyde arrived a week ago, and yesterday, he and mr Jenks dinned with us. By the latter we...
And why my dear Madam have you not written a few lines, and tuckt into a corner of my good uncles...
As well in compliance with your request, as to gratify my own inclination I take my pen after 3...
Half the pleasure of a Letter consist in its being written to the moment and it always gave me...
I have scarcly toucht a pen since I came from London nor have I written a single Letter to a...
Mr Adams being absent upon publick Buisness in Holland when your Letter came to Hand I take the...
The affliction under which you are now labouring has been protracted to a much longer period,...
I cannot let my son return to America without a few lines to you, nor will I doubt their being...
I have lately been reading Mrs Montague’s essays upon the Genious and writings of shakspear, and...
Although I have not yet written to you, be assured Madam, you have been the subject of some of my...
I have to thank you for your very inteligent Letter of May 4, and am glad to find one writer who...
Your obliging favour of April 25 came to hand by Captain Lyde just after my arrival here. The...
I received your favour last evening which is the first line we have had from you; I shall send to...
268Sunday June 20 1784. (Adams Papers)
Embarked on Board the ship Active Capt. Lyde commander, with my daughter and 2 servants for...
269Thursday [24 June]. (Adams Papers)
A fine wind and clear air but the Ship going before the wind rolls sadly. Dr. Clark has been well...
270Monday Mor’g 28 June. (Adams Papers)
A very dissagreeable Night. Wind at the southard near the Banks of Newfoundland. The morning...
271Thursday July 1 1784. (Adams Papers)
I have not been able to write a line since Monday when a North east Storm came on and held till...
272Fryday July 20 1787 London. (Adams Papers)
This day three years I landed at Deal. Since that time I have travelld to France, to Holland and...
273Saturday 3 July. (Adams Papers)
A fine morning. Rose by six o clock. Went upon deck. None of the Gentlemen up; our Second Mate, a...
274Sunday 23 [i.e. 22 July.] (Adams Papers)
Went to the Cathedral Church at Winchester. It is a very curious structure. It is said to have...
275Tuesday July 6th. (Adams Papers)
I was not able to write yesterday the wind blew so fresh; and not very fair, so that there was...
276July [24–]25 (Adams Papers)
We left this village and proceeded on our way to Blanford where we put up for the Night. Saw...
277Fryday July 9. (Adams Papers)
A fine day; but little wind; have been upon Deck the chief of the Day, engaged in reading...
Early in the morning a pilot Boat came of to us from Deal. The wind blew very high and the Sea...
27928th (Adams Papers)
We left Axminster and proceeded to Exeter. Here we put up at the Hotell in the Church yard and...
280Sunday July 18th. (Adams Papers)
This Day about 2 oclock made land. It is almost a Calm, so that we shall gain but little. We hope...
MS (M/AA/1, APM Reel 197). PRINTED: JA , D&A , 3:212–217 . AA began her Diary in London on 30...
282Wedensday [23 June]. (Adams Papers)
Our ship dirty, ourselves sick. Went upon deck and sent the servants down to clean her up: very...
283Sunday June 27. (Adams Papers)
I have been so sick that I could not be regular in my journal. We have had two days calm since we...
MS (M/AA/1, APM Reel 197). PRINTED: JA , D&A , 3:203–208 . AA ’s Diary of the family’s trip...
285Fryday 2 of July. (Adams Papers)
A fine wind and a pleasent day. Our sea sickness has left us in a great measure. Went all of us...
28621. (Adams Papers)
We set out about 9 in the morning, stoped and baited at Farnham, dinned at Alton and reached...
287Sunday July 4th 1784. (Adams Papers)
This is the Anniversary of our Glorious Independance. Whilst the Nations of Europe are enveloped...
28824 [i.e. 23] July. (Adams Papers)
We dinned at South hampton and set out after dinner for Salsbury 22 miles, where we meant to have...
289Thursday July 8th. (Adams Papers)
If I did not write I should lose the Days of the Weeks. Yesterday a cold wet day. Could not go...
290Monday Morning July 19th. (Adams Papers)
A calm. The vessel rolling: the wind freshning towards Night. We hope for a speedy passage up the...
291July 26[–27] (Adams Papers)
Our next Stage was Bridport a small Sea port but a very bad harbour. No trade only in coal which...
292Saturday 17 of July. (Adams Papers)
I have neglected my journal for a week. During that time we have had 3 calm days, some wet...
Sunday London March 30. We took our departure from the Bath Hotell where I had been a Fortnight,...