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I thank you for your letter of the 29th. and a sketch of Mr Hancocks Life, which I am very glad...
I thank you for your kind letter—And will proceed with my abrupt narrative— The practice of the...
I thank you for your kind Letter of the 16th. I rejoice to hear of your comfortable health and...
I have been as Civil to Mr Lane who brought me your letter of 26. As I could. He dined with me...
O that I had the talent at discription, of a Homer a Milton or a Walter Scot—I would give you a...
O that I had the talent at description of a Homer a Milton or a Walter Scott I would give you a...
By the last Post I received your Olive Branch—And by this days Post, your Letter—you are loading...
The circle in which I move you know is very Contracted—and when I go round regularly like a hores...
Our George has gained the first prize—and bares his honour meekly—He is a dutiful Son, for he is...
Captain Phillips’s letter is a Volume of News to me—That he Sailed without a Commission was never...
I am much obliged to you for your history of Chelmsford which I have read with great pleasure and...
The Universal Vanity of human Nature, must have obstructed itself on your observation in the...
I have received within this hour, the Inclosed letter from Mr. Jefferson—Which, as it is...
I have been as Civil to Mr Lane who brought me your letter of August 26th. as I could, he dined...
Some time ago I requested permission, to write to you certain facts in Confidence which I wish to...
I have two kind letters from you to answer—the last—of August 7th.—has filled me with deep sorrow...
Accept my kind thanks for your Letter of the 1st. Inst. and its inclosure. I have given a rapid...
I thank you for your kind letter of the 24th. of July—I should be very wrong to give an opinion...
Your friendly letter of the 24th July, I received as a precious treasure. You have in your list...
I will not envy you but congratulate you on the pleasure you have had in your excursion to...
I thank you for the promptitude with which you paid my debt to Mrss Gales & Seaton—and...
I thank you for the promptitude with which you paid my debt to Mr Gales & Seaton—and discontinued...
Liberty Tree in Boston, was a very aged and a very large Elm—in the front yard of Deacon Elliot...
I will not envy you but congratulate you on the pleasure you have had in your excursion to...
Inclosed is a letter, and an account from Mr. Gales for the National Intelligencer— I am very...
Extract. I was not able to accept the condescending invitation of the Government of the State and...
Your kind enquiries of Dr Waterhouse concerning my health have excited in me an ardent desire to...
If you may not murmur when you approach seventy, surely I ought not when I approach ninety; and...
You know not the gratification you have given me, by your kind; frank; and Candid letter—I must...
Thanks for your letter of the 20th. of June and for the first volume of your translation of...