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This is the first Moment I have been able to Seize, in order to acquaint you of my Arrival and...
[ Paris, 7 Jan. 1787. Recorded in SJL under this date. Not found; but see Mrs. Adams’ reply, 29...
I did not know till this moment that Coln. Franks would set out this evening, who has just Call’d...
I wrote to you about three weeks since thinking clallahan would sail immediatly but he is not yet...
An unfortunate dislocation of my right wrist has for three months deprived me of the honor of...
Mr Murray, whom I am glad to see out again will carry to Bath this Memorandum that We are all...
I had the pleasure of writing to Mr. Adams four or five days after your departure to acquaint you...
We came to town last evening to dine (by invitation) this day, with the President of Congress,...
I expected to have received ere this some Letters either from Braintree or Boston; But excepting...
I recd. yours of Jan. 10. Feby 21 and April the 8th And am obliged to you for your affectionate...
I thank my dear M rs Adams for M rs Montagues observation, on the writings of shakespear which I...
Your benevolence I know will excuse the particularity of this address, when you confide in the...
I hope you have had a Pleasant Journey and are happy in your tour. I am, in a state of...
Having humbly presumed to wait on you to solicit the honor of serving your Excellency’s Family...
From the first of April to this time, I have been in constant and anxious Expectation of hearing...
We are now sailing up North River; and have met the french packet about 6 leagues from New York:...
Yes my dear Sister I have thought it very long since I have receiv’d a Letter from you and...
Although I have written so largly to you by the last vessels that Saild I cannot bear to let...
I beg you to inform M rs. Smith, that I have forwarded to M r M c. Connell enclosed in a Letter...
It is now the 7th. of July, the 18th. day Since we Saw You Quit our shores to seek a happier...
Your kind Letter of the 15th. December came to me last week, and should I pretend to describe the...
I have within this Hour receiv’d your Letters by captain Bigelow and have also heard that cushing...
I should deserve, all the reproaches which my friends in America have made me if I neglected...
We were pleased by the receipt of yours of the 5th. inst. from Harwich, to find that your jaunt...
I received this afternoon your No. 11 and I never received a letter which caused such a variety...
You will perhaps be surprised, to see that in less than 8 hours I have come 9 ½ posts. But the...
I wrote you this, Amelia, in answer to yours, No. 8, received a day or two ago, for which accept...
What shall I say to my sister? Indeed, I am quite at a loss. I spend much more time in thinking...
I must frankly acknowledge to my Dear Niece that I could not but wonder at her long Silence. I...
Pray Madam, are you married? Nay then the wonder ceases. No matter now how loose your affections...
I join fully with you, Amelia, that whatever is, is right. Yet I cannot but regret that the winds...
We have had the most considerable freshet in the river that has ever been known. I mentioned in...
Yours My Dear Niece, of October 2d came safe to hand, and as I read, I could not but admire the...
This is the eighth day it has rained and stormed without intermission, the weather is worse than...
I went on shore upon Long Island with our Captain, and visited Monsr. de Marbois, who has taken a...
My word I mean always to keep, Amelia, so I write you from this place, though my letter may be...
Mr. Söderström, the Sweedish Consul, has been here about a fortnight. I went this morning about a...
Tuesday the first of November, I received from you, my ever dear Neice, a Letter dated the 3d. of...
What shall I say to justify the date of this letter, after so many fair promises to be punctual,...
I determined about a fortnight agone, to sit down, and write you a letter, expressing my anxiety...
In my last I just mentioned having been over upon Long Island, and paid a visit to Mrs. Smith,...
I have been in a manner cheated out of this day by the library; for in looking over the books,...
Mr. Jefferson has the honour to present his compliments to Mrs. Smith and to send her the two...
With the tenderest emotions of a father’s heart, I congratulate you on your agreeable voyage, and...
Monitor, Amelia? I don’t know whether the idea is more flattering or affronting. What an old...
Our winds are now contrary, and as they changed with the moon they may be three weeks as they...
I am now settled down for the Winter, and shall be obliged to pay an unremitting attention to my...
This morning we left Hartford New Haven, accompanied by Mr. Broome, and Mr. Brush, who wishing to...
You have doubtless received before this, my Letter by Mr. Barclay, and you will have my N:2 in a...
I came into Boston this morning, and shall probably spend the week here, in order to pay all my...