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Your kind Letter by Cousin Tufts was a pleasing and fresh proof of your Goodsense, Piety of...
If words could express the gratitude I feel for your kindness to me, & my Children, it would be...
If I had received your Letter an hour sooner, I could have sent you an answer the same day, viz....
I have not seen your Letter to Sister Cranch as yet, and cannot tell how you like your present...
Your kind Letter which assured me of your welfare was a cordial to my heart. It came safe to...
This Day is the Aniversary of Eleven Years since our dear Mother left us poor Pilgrims, to...
I hear by Dr Tufts that our Medford Farm will be greatly injured by the middlesex Canal being cut...
The Roads have been so bad for several Weeks past, that there has been but little travelling, and...
A mind agitated by the Vicissitudes attendant upon the present juncture of publick affairs, &...
Should I my Dear Sister, too much alarm the Heart of an affectionate Mother, solicitous for the...
Here I am, all alone for a great rarity. There is nothing more agreeable to me for a little while...
Though the kind remembrance I have of my Sister is imprinted upon my heart, as with a point of a...
For the communications by Mrs Black, you have my grateful acknowledgements. She made me only a...
It is a long time since I have written to you— My mind has been so agitated that I was not fit to...
Yes! My Dear Sister, Mr. and Mrs Allen are just gone from here, and carried away my Betsy Smith...
When your Son delivered me your kind letter, little did I think, it would be so long, before I...
My Uncle Smith has been so kind as to send me word this Morning, that a Nephew of Mr Gill’s was...
It is indeed several weeks since I have written to you—an eventful term to me—multiplied with...
Two Vessels arrived from London while I was upon my little southern Tour. It was in vain that I...
I have but just returned, my much loved Sister, from my Southern Excursion. You know how...
Mr Sparhawk called for my Letter Just as I was giving you an account of my Aunt Smith’s Death. I...
Not one word have I heard from my Dear Sister, since I left Boston, nor have I had any...
I have this moment been conversing with Richard Dexter upon the subject of becoming one in your...
I am very sorry that I could not send Betsy Quincy with her Cousin, but my being unwell prevented...
Whenever I have set myself down to write to my dear Sisters, I have found myself so drowned in...
Your kind invitations would have induced Mr Peabody to have visited you at Quincy had it not now...
Not to hear one word from Novem. to April seemed a very long space of Time, to One solicitous for...
Your Son, My Dear Sister has been a Member of our Family for these five Weeks, almost three of...
Day after day has slid off into the ocean of time, with the Yesterdays beyond the flood, replete...
I have thought day after day, that another should not pass without writing to my much loved...