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Two days only are wanting to campleat six years since my dearest Friend first crost the...
I inclose to you my sons Letters, which you will be so kind as to return safe to me again; as...
I have not received a Line from you, nor heard a Syllable Since yours of November 18th, which I...
As I did not write you by the last conveyance I will not omit the present. I supposed your sister...
I received Letters dated about the middle of November from Mr. Adams, in which he was very urgent...
The Roads have been so bad for several Weeks past, that there has been but little travelling, and...
I hope this will be the last Letter which I shall have occasion to write to you, before I embark...
I am this day, Madam, favoured with your Letter of the 19th. of March, and embrace the earliest...
I have been much dissapointed in not receiving any Letters from your Father or you by the late...
By Mr. Bourne, who was here last Week, I informed You that our commercial Affairs were arranged,...
I came to Town yesterday and have engaged My passage on Board the ship Active Capt. Lyde,...
As You have been so kind as to undertake the care of Mr. Adams’es Estate and affairs during the...
43Sunday June 20 1784. (Adams Papers)
Embarked on Board the ship Active Capt. Lyde commander, with my daughter and 2 servants for...
Little my Dear Mrs. Dana did I think I should leave America without seeing you, but a slow fever,...
45Wedensday [23 June]. (Adams Papers)
Our ship dirty, ourselves sick. Went upon deck and sent the servants down to clean her up: very...
46Thursday [24 June]. (Adams Papers)
A fine wind and clear air but the Ship going before the wind rolls sadly. Dr. Clark has been well...
47Sunday 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...
48Monday Mor’g 28 June. (Adams Papers)
A very dissagreeable Night. Wind at the southard near the Banks of Newfoundland. The morning...
49Thursday 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...
50Fryday 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...
51Saturday 3 July. (Adams Papers)
A fine morning. Rose by six o clock. Went upon deck. None of the Gentlemen up; our Second Mate, a...
From the first of April to this time, I have been in constant and anxious Expectation of hearing...
53Sunday July 4th 1784. (Adams Papers)
This is the Anniversary of our Glorious Independance. Whilst the Nations of Europe are enveloped...
Suppose every proper Epithet to occupy these two upper Lines. Under them all I most cordially...
I have been 16 days at sea, and have not attempted to write a single Letter; tis true I have kept...
56Tuesday July 6th. (Adams Papers)
I was not able to write yesterday the wind blew so fresh; and not very fair, so that there was...
It is now the 7th. of July, the 18th. day Since we Saw You Quit our shores to seek a happier...
58Thursday 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...
59Fryday July 9. (Adams Papers)
A fine day; but little wind; have been upon Deck the chief of the Day, engaged in reading...
As well in compliance with your request, as to gratify my own inclination I take my pen after 3...