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Often when I labour in my garden,—and I do so usually from sunrise till its setting—I expatiate...
The information in your last letter, of your return to your garden and your records has given me...
Although I did not hear from Montezillo—Since your very affectionate Letter of 30 May—except by...
A friend in need, is a friend indeed; you must certainly have read Shakespear, and have learnt...
Although my health is very indifferent, and my eyes soo weak and dim, that within a fortnight, I...
I dare not, no, I will not delay longer my answer to your affectionate Letter, with which I was...
I thank you for your kind Letters I agree with you that we can never be thankful enough for the...
Yesterday I was highly gratified with your affectionate Letter, and answer it directly, not to...
Your unexpected favour of Nov. 30 was highly gratifying—I am too much acquainted with the...
I Sincerely condole with you in the loss of your Friends Walker Wislar and Bray. I Sincerely...
In your last Letter you requested copies of my Letters to Dr. Price. They are inclosed— These...
The events of this month, have been to me almost overwhelming. They have excited my sensibility...
This morning I did See in a N.Y. paper—the announced death of your Revered Father—my beloved and...
Did I not foster Such an exalted opinion of John Quincy Adams, then yet I might deem it a...
I see by your favour of May 10th that we must all grow Old—but you have not yet experienced one...
I delay’d to write you a few lines—to congratulate you cordially on the happy arrival of the 30th...
I owe you a letter or two I believe, and my Conscience smites me for the neglect,—and my daring...
I indulge once more in the gratification—of Sending you a few lines, in the hope, that you enjoy...
I thank my God, that I enjoy the high gratification in congratulating you with the tribute, paid,...
In Answer to your kind favour of the 21st. I have had a very feeble Winter and am Still afflicted...
yes, I am thankful—I am Sensible of my high obligations towards you—how few can follow your...
As Misery is Said to derive Some consolation from the Misery of others; your Letter of 18. Septr....
Although the last favour with which I was honoured by you on Aug. the 3 d leaves me Scarce any...
How can I, in any manner, reciprocate your kindnesses? I know I can not, and yet I feel cordially...
Your favour of the Sixth of July has afflicted me. My Minister Mr Whitney lately told Us, what I...
I have recd. your kind favour of the 4th. of March and thank you for your kind rememberance of...
I am confident, you will kindly permit me to Send you a few lines—at this time—if it was only, &...
The last tiding of your welfare, with which I was gratified—was by Judge Peter Smith. I had made...
You justly appreciate the Sympathy of your Quincy Friends under the heavey affliction you have...
James Otis Counsellor, Colonel &c &c &c Said to me Some fifty or Sixty years ago “John; when I...
I have transmitted to Mr. Quincy, extracts from two of your letters, relative to the name and...
Although only a few moments of day light are left me, I Shall take hold of these to indulge a...
Pray tell me how you apply the sublimate Murcury for the cure of externally and internally of...
I rejoice in all your Felicities described in your favour of 29th. Nov. What a Contrast between...
How deeply I thank you. Our Quincy Library will be honord with the name of Vanderkemp. Virgil and...
It would be ungratefull in me not to feel & pleased thank you for the interest you take in the...
Your favor of the 16 th is just recieved, and your silence in it on the subject of your health...
I must then Submit to the painful task of condoling you with the irreparable loss—and yet—my Dear...
In your last letter you request copies of my letters to Dr Price. They are inclosed. These...
Althoug it was not in my power to assist, under your roof, at the celebration of your 88th...
Persuaded, that it is a gratification to be informed of our continued health—a Severe cold Since...
I trust, that you will not deem it amiss, if, after such a long silence, I take once more the...
It is a custom on the Demise of Princes for all classes of Men in Society to present to the...
If a Sense of duty did not compell me to address You with these few lines, I could not deem it...
Your favor of Dec. 19. was long on it’s passage to me, and finds me in a condition but shortly to...
It is a gratification, that I have it in my power, to cause you Some pleasurable emotions—by the...
Do not my dear Sir attribute my long silence to unmindfulness or negligence, after I received...
“Where Adams from a noisy world withdrew Sick of Glory faction, power & pride Sure judge how...
Your kind letter of May 26. has laid too long by me awaiting an answer. the truth is that the...
I cannot answer your two last Letters. Of Thomas Adams I know nothing; except that a Man of that...