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31Sunday June 20 1784. (Adams Papers)
Embarked on Board the ship Active Capt. Lyde commander, with my daughter and 2 servants for...
I have just sent some Letters to go by Captain Folger, but find he does not sail so soon as...
Col. Franks being detained to day by an accident gives me the opportunity of replieing to your...
As captain Folger is not yet gone I write a few more lines by him, tho I have nothing new to...
I have procured the Books for you, and Captain Folger not sailing quite so soon as I expected, I...
I write you a few lines my dear Lucy to thank you for your kind Letter, and to inform you that I...
I am determined not to neglect my pen for so long an interval as I did before your last Letters;...
We Reachd this place last evening and put up at a mr Avery’s private Lodgings, where we are very...
It is a very pleasent morning Sir, and I have risen a little after five, that I might have the...
I wrote you some days ago, and mr Gardner comeing in just as I had closed my Letter I inquired of...
Your favour of july 20th repeated to me the melancholy tidings of my dear Aunts Death. The first...
Your Letter by way of Bilboa dated February 25, did not reach me until the 2d. of this Month, yet...
I received yours of the 14 th and ever Since thursday have been in Hourly expectation of seeing...
April the 2 d: and the anniversary of the birth of my dear Grandson whom I am half distracted to...
If I had thought you would so soon have sent for your dear little Girl, I should have been...
Altho I have written you a very long Letter by way of Newyork, yet should one vessel go to Boston...
Your kind Letter of came to hand by captain Lyde. I had chid you for not writing by way of...
48Thursday [24 June]. (Adams Papers)
A fine wind and clear air but the Ship going before the wind rolls sadly. Dr. Clark has been well...
I told you in my last, that I was going to dine with my Friend Mrs. Rogers. You must know that...
This day 3 weeks I came on Board this Ship; and Heaven be praised, have hietherto had a...
I have now to acknowledge your kind favour of April 7th by Captain Folger— I have already written...
I think when I finishd the last page I was rubbing myself up on Board Ship. But this was not the...
Your letter from Harwich, dated August 10, reached us upon the 11th. We were very glad to hear of...
Col. Humphries talks of leaving us on monday. It is with regret I assure you Sir that we part...
Captain Lyde is to Sail this week. I will not let him go without a few lines to you, tho Captain...
I hope every post to hear from you, but every post has hithertoo dissapointed me. a month is a...
The affliction under which you are now labouring has been protracted to a much longer period,...
Mr. Adams being absent I replie to your Letter this day received, that Mr. Adams has written to...
I give you joy of the day, as I presume it is commencment with you at Cambridge, and as it is...
And so my dear Sister all your Nephews have quitted your Hospitable Mansion for the university of...
I cannot let my son return to America without a few lines to you, nor will I doubt their being...
I received your Letter this Day when I was in Paris—for the last time! I took my leave of it, but...
your obliging favour of Feb ry 27 was brought me in the absence of mr Adams, who is gone to...
My last Letter to you was written in Sepbr. I closed it, because I knew not how to think upon any...
In a Letter which Mr. Tyler wrote me not long since he informd me that Mr. Alleyne was about...
66Monday Mor’g 28 June. (Adams Papers)
A very dissagreeable Night. Wind at the southard near the Banks of Newfoundland. The morning...
Last week Captains Folger & Callihan arrived by whom we received all your Letters & Bills. the...
I began a Letter to you yesterday which I designd to have finishd last evening, but as we had a...
mr Blodget is going passenger in Captain Callihan and has offerd to take a Letter to you, who are...
I received by Col Franks Your obliging favour and am very sorry to find your wrist Still...
When I wrote you by Captain Dashood, I was obliged for want of time to break of before I had...
I have to thank you for your very inteligent Letter of May 4, and am glad to find one writer who...
The Gentleman who is so kind as to convey this to you is from Carolina, his Name is Smith. He is...
I have been much dissapointed in not receiving any Letters from your Father or you by the late...
I Hope you have before now received my letter, which was ordered on board with Captain Lyde, but...
I find Sir, what I never doubted; that you are a Gentleman of your word: I thank you for the...
Captain Callihan arrived yesterday at Portsmouth and to day your letter came safe to hand. A...
Col. Humphries talks of leaving us on Monday. It is with regret, I assure you, Sir, that we part...
The Gentleman who is so kind as to convey this to you is from Carolina, his name is Smith. He is...
It is now ten days since we left London, and have been waiting at Portsmouth and here for the...