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A ; I opend my Letters this morning and found a Number—dated last Novbr and December, the first...
I received this morning your Note of Sunday and Monday, and am the better for hearing of that...
I received a few lines from you to night by mrs Adams; and rejoice in the returning health of...
As I consider you as a part of my own Family, I Send you the inclosed, which you will return with...
The black hair Ribbon is just what was wanted, I thank you for thinking of it. I Should like 8...
I have lost my dear venerable second Father and ancient Friend, the upright Christian, the...
Many happy returns of the Season dear Harriet is wished you by your Friend, who you know would...
I have not had any opportunity of returning the Letter and paper you Sent me on Saturday. mr C....
I inclose to you mr Adams’s Letter of Novbr 23. the peace was it seems as unexpected to him a...
I yesterday thursday the 15 received your communications of the 9th. you see it was not possible...
What a Sad time our good Friends have for their journey. I think they will not travel in such...
By your note last Evening I conclude you had not received my Letter by the post of fryday which I...
I inclose you a pattern of Ribbon of which I should like a peice if my wants have not already out...
dissapointment after dissapointment—no Letter not a line from Dear Caroline. it cannot be that...
This mornings post, brought your Letter of march 3d with the inclosure, which I shall forward by...
I received last Evening, all the articles you were so kind as to purchase for me. they were...
Your Theological queries, you must consult with your Learned minister. I am not able to solve...
The weather has been so Boisterous to day that not one of us have ventured out to meeting. I have...
Last Evening I received your Letter with the inclosurs. I wrote to you on fryday, but the post...
Louisa is just gone to Bed, She has not been So well to day. her flesh all rises upon her in...
Self, Self, is very often the first consideration I therefore begin my Letter by Saying I have...
I thank you for your care of my Letters those that I mist, which you put in the Book were found....
I thank you for the pamphlet sent me and think the writer more sinned against than sining. I will...
I received your note this morning. mr A forgot to leave it last Evening; I am not much...
I am very Sorry to learn that your Mother is so unwell, as Susan represents her. let me hear from...
I received the Silk and chalk this mor’g on Wednesday. I wrote you and inclosed to you mr Adams...
I send the Boys to your and your Fathers kind care. I hope they will not be obliged to stay long...
you do not know how much your company is desired at Quincy. these long Evening we want much, an...
you are at Liberty to publish the following extract, as a Letter from abroad to a Friend. They...
I embrace the earliest oppertunity, after receiving the inclosed, of forwarding it to you; I...