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My Father has been more affected with the distruction of Charlstown, than with any thing which...
I had scarcly closed my packet to you when I received your Letters dated Ferrol and Corunna. I am...
I could not have conceived that a Letter written upon merely political subjects could have...
I this morning Received yours of March 7 favourd by Dr. Jackson. I rejoice to hear you are so...
How much is comprised in that short sentance? How fondly can I call you mine, bound by every tie,...
Tis a month this day since you left me, and this is the first time I have taken my pen to write...
I immagine before this reaches you some very important Event must take place betwen the two...
I hear the Alliance is again going to France with the Marquis Fayett and the Count de Noiales. I...
I sent Johnny last Evening to the Post office for Letters. He soon returnd and pulling one from...
I have spent the 3 days past almost intirely with you. The weather has been stormy, I have had...
I have met with some abuse and very Ill treatment. I want you for my protector and justifier. In...
I have a very good opportunity of writing to you by Major Ward, who sits of tomorrow morning. I...
I last evening received a Letter from Mr. Thaxter dated in April, and Mr. Storer received Letters...
You have directed me to draw Bills upon you for what Money I want, and add, that if my Bills are...
Tis true my dearest Friend that I have spent an anxious 3 weeks, and the sight of a Letter from...
The Morning after I received your very short Letter I determined to have devoted the day in...
A few lines by way of remembrance every week tho I have nothing new to write you if I may judge...
I have received a good deal of paper from you; I wish it had been more coverd; the writing is...
The joyfull News of the Surrender of General Burgoin and all his Army to our Victorious Troops...
First part of text missing. Respectfull Regards to Mr. Hancock with thanks for his very polite...
I sit down to write you a few lines this morning as I am loth the post should go, without telling...
I write you now, thanks be to Heaven, free from paine, in Good Spirits, but weak and feeble. All...
I knew not untill half an hour ago that Mr. Guile intended for Europe, he did not know it...
I received by the Deacon two Letters from you this Day from Hartford. I feel a recruit of spirits...
What can be the reason I have not heard from you since the 20 of April, and now tis the 27 of...
Tis a Great Grief to me that I know not how to write nor where to send to you. I know not of any...
My unkle who is very attentive to acquaint me with every opportunity of conveyance, last Evening...
I received by Mr. Church a few lines from you; I wish to hear from you every opportunity tho you...
I sit down to write tho I feel very Languid; the approach of Spring unstrings my nerves, and the...
I wrote you by the post, but as Capt. Cuznow Cazneau goes to morrow perhaps this may reach you...