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I write you my dear Madam, to announce our safe arrival at Cronstad, after a most tedious, and...
The dull weather of Last week has prevented sister Shaw from making her visit or she would have...
we arrived here on twesday Evening on the 11 th , after a pleasent journey in which we met with...
we left Philadelphia on Wedensday last. the day preceeding was very Hot a partial Rain had waterd...
I received your Letter of May 16. and was very happy to find that you were all upon the recovery....
Before Mr. Smith went away I had no opportunity to ask Master John a Question but in company. I...
It is a great Grief to me my dear sister that I can do so little for you in your trouble when I...
Had I had an idea that my writing could have afforded you one moments satisfaction I should...
I recieved your very kind letter my dear Aunt a few days since and hasten to answer it although...
This day fortnight the 2 of May we propose to set out on our journey to Braintree. it will be the...
The weather is Hot as we can bear the whole city is like a Bake House. we have a House with large...
I left Philadelphia on twesday Noon the 24 of April. my first stage was only twenty miles. I bore...
Having already written to Mrs Adams, by this conveyance, my dear Madam, I cannot think of losing,...
I have been exceedingly grieved at hearing of our dear Sister Adams’s Illness— She was so well in...
It is so long since the enclosed was written that I am almost ashamed to send it. However I wish...
your kind attention my Dear Aunt demands an early acknowledgement, you judge very right that it...
I do not know whether you have heard a word from me since I left you, if you have not, I presume...
“Completely blest, to see my fellows blest.” I was happy to hear from you, & to find that you, &...
When I received your last kind, and daily Remembrance of me, I felt doubly obliged, for I knew I...
I hear Judge Seargant is to go to Boston tomorrow, & I will not defer writing a few Lines to my...
Mr. Dodge has just informed me of his design to go to Boston tomorrow, and has kindly offered to...
Justice & judgment are the habitation of thy throne, O my God! but thy mercy endureth forever— In...
I am very sorry I lost the Opportunity of conveying a Letter to Braintree by Mr. Thayer last...
I believe in one of my Letters I told you I had troubles of various kinds— I need to be possessed...
You cannot think how anxious I have been to hear from my Sister Adams, & you. Two Vessels I saw...
I thank you, and my Betsy Smith for your kind Care of my dear little sick Girl. She has had 2 in...
If it was possible to tell you, my dear Mrs. Cranch, how much I think myself obliged to you, for...
If I had received your Letter an hour sooner, I could have sent you an answer the same day, viz....
I reciev’d a few days since your Letter of Sepr. 12th and yesterday that of october the 12th and...
I have been waiting till I am out of all patience to hear that you are returnd to England. One or...