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I am much pleased my Dear John by your Letters and hasten to answer the last which was received...
Oh! that I could visit Philadelphia! and run about as I did Forty Eight years ago—to Roman...
Your Letter of the 29 reached me safely the day before yesterday and as it contained information...
It is very long since I had the pleasure of writing to you. considering George a better...
My Brother much as usual. The impossibility of hastening the cure of his very painful desease in...
I yesterday received your Letter which was forwarded to me by George from Washington—Your Uncle...
read my Letter attentively and then tell me if you perceive any thing like harshness abou ? in...
I have been much gratified at hearing of your success at the Exhibition which news has reached us...
I am so concerned about Charles that I once more write to you on the subject and beg of you to...
I will not apologize for not writing as I hate excuses none especially when they are bad or...
I yesterday received your Letter and was very much concerned to observe the depression of spirits...
Being very well I hasten to write you and although you disclaim all merit in a certain...
Being much better in health I seize the opportunity of writing a few lines to you and your...
Altho’ I write with difficulty I cannot resist the temptation and must gratify myself by writing...
I should have answer’d your Letter earlier could I write with my accustomed care but it fatigues...
I have to thank you for two amiable letters—the last is of too great importance for me to answer,...
I have to thank you for two amiable letters—the last is of too great importance for me to answer...
I make no charges against you what ever and on the contrary am delighted to find that if I did...
When at Quincy you have often reproached me for being prejudiced concerning the Unitarians and...
Since my return home George has so well supplied my place in writing to you and we have had so...
In answer to your Letter of 17 which I received last evening I have only to beg that you will...
The plan of your father to follow us as far as the cross roads to Dedham prevented my taking...
Your father yesterday performed his part to admiration and there was as much general satisfaction...
My visit is delayed In consequence of the celebration of the 4th July a day of double interest to...
Your Letter pleased and displeased me; the goodness and purity of your motives can never admit of...
Your Letter reached me last Eveng. and I am very sorry to learn that your Grandfather is so...
I am glad to learn from your favour of 25. of May, that you have Seen Mr and Miss Roach. They had...
Your Letter pleased both your father and myself as your reasoning is very good and shows...
Mr Roach with his Sister and daughter are to dine with us to day he tells me that he had the...
Last night I received and read your lovely Letter of the 11th: As the three Cantabridgeans were...
It is now I suppose nearly a vacation time with you and you will take your flight to Quincy for a...
Your reproach my dear Sir was very keen and keenly felt because conscience pointed its force and...
I hope We have not forgotten each other! We wait with impatience for the weighty and immeasurable...
You become so testy I almost begin to feel disinclined to write to you at all as my Letters...
Your last Letter is as wild yourself you will acknowledge that is saying something? As to Diana...
I feel a little uneasy about you and therefore write you again to give you a timely caution as...
I will answer your last Letter by saying that your most horrible is altogether thrown away as...
My thanks are due to you, for your kind favour of the 27th. of January—I am sorry to hear that...
I have been so much indisposed it has been almost impossible for me to keep my journal and my...
If after your example I could have keept a Journal—from the fifteenth of November, to the...
This day two hundred years our adventurous Ancestors landed at Plymouth—and two years hence will...
Decbr. 3d Did not attend at Church Mr Ryland was to preach and his last sermon was such a strange...
29th Rode out and called on my patient who is fast recovering and able to raise his broken arm—In...
I last evening received your Letter of the 20h with great delight and assure you I require...
Novbr. 22 Spent the day at home excepting about an hour in which I paid a number of visits—Dr....
18th Received a number of visits and returned a few.—Mr Poletica passed the Evening with...
I do not know if I ought to congratulate you or not on your acceptance of the trouble and anxiety...
How grieved I am my dear John at the news we have just received you may concieve who knew what an...
An indisposition which confined me to my bed in the first instance and moving in the next into...
My Eyes were delighted with your handwriting this Morning—And my heart Cheered with the Contents...