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By a Letter which I received from Caroline dated 1st Sepbr She acquaints me that a mr Verplanck...
I expected you home. that is the reason I did not write. beside I have melted away and very, very...
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...
In the death of Mrs. ADAMS, her friends and society lament no ordinary loss. The grave has closed...
When I received your Letter of the 8th, written upon a Sunday, for which you apologize, it...
I was rejoiced when I found the justice of Congress had made some necessary Provision for the...
I received yesterday your journal to the 21st of Jan’ry. Washington Seems to be in a whirpool of...
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...
I received last Evening the Calico & your Bill, in which I find Several mistakes which I Shall...
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...
I this morning received Your Second Letter, by way of journal. we have all been highly...
It would be ungratefull in me not to feel & pleased thank you for the interest you take in the...
you will I know excuse my not haveing written to you more than once; when you learn the...
The moon shone so bright this morning that I rose, as it seems while it was yet Night, and...
Your Letters are always Common property with the Family to hear from you, and know that you are...
while I congratulate dear Caroline upon the Birth of a daughter, I am calld to mourn with her...
I received your obliging favour of july 29th with the inclosure. I had not any objection to your...
I have been haunted with the Deamon of omission, and a hundred Sprights in the garb of excuses,...
The voice of the Nation call’s you home. the Government call you home—and your parents unite in...
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...
As you accused me last Evening, or rather Night with preventing the Ladies from writing to you; I...
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...
When President Munroe was upon his Tour Surrounded by the Military, encompassed by Citizens,...
I think I once heard you Say—to make a thing choice it Should be rare. your kind Letter last...