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The first thing I look for in all the letters I receive from Quincy, is that which relates to our...
My last Letter to you was written at Reval, and dated the 12th: of May—It was forwarded from...
I presume dear Mrs Adams, you know ‘ere this, that the “Star in the East,” who is to make the...
I was much gratified my dear Mrs Adams the last week; by a line from you: especially as it...
I too my Dear Sister, have to address you from the Bed of Sickness— The wednesday night after I...
I congratulate you, my illustrious friend the President, and all your family on the safe arrival...
I cannot express to my dear Mrs. Adams the ardent desire I feel that we might at least have one...
I was then once more honoured with your affectionate favour of the 27th favour—from which I...
With pleasure & I hope, with Gratitude, I take up my pen, to assure you my dear Mrs A that we are...
It is matter of much consolation to know that frends so dear to My lamented husband as Mr and Mrs...
How can I express mÿ deep Sense of gratitude for your condescending kindness, in gratifying me So...
I fear that the pressure of much business, and an anxiety to avail myself of a moment of leisuir,...
I had heard of your illness with extreme concern, from my wife, and also through Mr: Cranch and...
The friendships of early youth never cease but with the dying breath.—“Tell my Dear Mrs: Adams to...
The peircing cold air of this Month has made me quiver so that I could not quit the fire side...
I lament that indisposition should have obliged me to defer so long acknowledging your kind...
My last Letter to you, was of the 31st: of January, from Bruxelles; and I enclosed it to Mr...
How changed My Dear Sister, is the weather now, from the clam clear Sunshine I enjoyed with you...
A long time my beloved Friend has elapsed since we have seen each other or even conversed by...
In proportion as the time lengthens since the receipt of your last Letter, which is also the last...
I have received your kind letter of January; and shall particularly attend to your directions at...
The seventy-ninth day since our departure from Boston, and not yet in Petersburg—But we are on...
I have had the Honor to receive your Letter of the 28th ult. covering one to your Son the...
When I wrote you my last Letter, a press copy of which, is enclosed, I had little or no...
We are again permitted to return home in good health, after having passed as pleasant a winter as...
As another opportunity offers my dear Mother which I am told is a very safe one I cannot refrain...
I have received your letter of the 31st of August by Captain Brownson. I saw in an American Paper...
Agreable to your wish, expressed some months past, Mrs: Smith, accompanied by Miss Caroline and...
I mentioned to you in a former Letter, the visit that I had received from Mr Frend, and Mr...
Accept my Dear Friend of my sympathy for the loss of your lovely grand Daughter. For Mrs Charles...
I am myself, my dear Madam, in great trouble—since my date of yesterday, my amiable son the...
General Boyd, Mr Stores, Mr Forbes, and Mr and Mrs. Everett, have all arrived in London within...
Your letter of 15. Feby: which was brought by Captain Brown, of the Washington, and which I...
Altho’ I have not had the pleasure to receive a letter from you, since I last wrote; yet your...
I have not been unmindful of you my Dear Friend, nor of each member of your worthy family since...
Your kind attention in answering my letters heretofore, and my last being yet unanswered excites...
A dutch Vessel, called the Prince of Orange, which had taken out to America the Minister, Mr....
I have received your Letter of the 5th. inst. with its enclosures, to and from the Secretary. I...
When you were here, I lent a great Coat, a small one—to Mrs Harrod, to keep of the rain, which...
Your very kind letter has eased my heart of a load of anxiety, on account of our dear George,...
Just as I was closing my last Letter to you, I received your letter of 12. April, and had barely...
Yesterday as soon as the mail arrived I sent to the Office full of expectation of receiving a...
There have been a multitude of American Vessels, wind–bound at Liverpool near two months, several...
I avail myself of the opportunity that now offers of writing to my dear and absent Sisters whose...
Accept my thanks my Dear Madam for your kindness in so promptly favoring me with your Advice from...
I have but just received your very Sisterly Letter, by Mrs Adams, handed me this morning. I...
I am sorry you did not find time to write me a line—reports are so various, & calamitous that it...
As I shall probably not have an opportunity of dispatching letters for America, after that of...
I was much grieved to hear of Mrs Adams sickness, both upon her own account & yours —Such a...
Captain Harrod, by whom your kind favour of 20. March to me, mentions that you had written to my...