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My Dear Mrs. Adams has Disappointed Me so often that I think I will no more promise myself the...
I am determined not to commit a fault which escaped me, the last Time I sat out for the...
Just Come to hand is A Letter from my very Worthy Friend who I suppose is by this time arrived at...
Here I am again. Arrived last Thursday, in good Health, altho I had a cold Journey. The Weather,...
Lee is at York, and We have requested a Battalion of Philadelphian Associators, together with a...
I sent you from New York a Pamphlet intituled Common Sense, written in Vindication of Doctrines...
Yesterday by Major Osgood I had the Pleasure of a Letter from Mr. Palmer, in which he kindly...
Our worthy Friend Frank Dana arrived here last Evening from N. York, to which Place he came...
Yesterday I had the long expected and much wish’d Pleasure of a Letter from you, of various Dates...
I give you Joy of Boston and Charlestown, once more the Habitations of Americans. Am waiting with...
Inclose a few Sheets of Paper, and will send more as fast as Opportunities present. Chesterfields...
You justly complain of my short Letters, but the critical State of Things and the Multiplicity of...
I send you every News Paper, that comes out, and I send you now and then a few sheets of Paper...
If my dear friend Required only a very Long Letter to make it agreable I Could Easily Gratify her...
This is St. Georges Day, a Festival celebrated by the English, as Saint Patricks is by the Irish,...
Yesterday, I received two Letters from you from the 7th. to the 14. of April. I believe I have...
Yours of April 21. came to Hand yesterday. I send you regularly every Newspaper, and write as...
Mr. Church setts off, tomorrow Morning. I have sent this Morning by Mr. William Winthrop, about...
I have this Morning heard Mr. Duffil upon the Signs of the Times. He run a Parrallell between the...
When a Man is seated, in the Midst of forty People some of whom are talking, and others...
I have three of your Favours, before me—one of May 7., another of May 9. and a third of May 14th....
My dear Mrs. Adams will undoubtedly Wonder that she has not heard from me since I Left Braintree,...
Yesterday I dined with Captain Richards, the Gentleman who made me the present of the brass...
The last Evening, Mess. Adams, P aine and G erry and my self, by Agreement waited on the P...
Yesterday was to me a lucky Day, as it brought me two Letters from you, one dated May 27. and the...
I have written so seldom to you, that I am really grieved at the Recollection. I wrote you, a few...
Your Favour of June 17. dated at Plymouth, was handed me, by Yesterdays Post. I was much pleased...
Had a Declaration of Independency been made seven Months ago, it would have been attended with...
A Lame Hand still prevents me the free use of Either the Nedle or the pen. Yet I take up the...
I have this Moment folded up a Magazine, and an Evening Post and sent it off, by an Express, who...
It is worth the while of a Person, obliged to write as much as I do, to consider the Varieties of...
You will see by the Newspapers, which I from time to time inclose, with what Rapidity, the...
You seem to be situated in the Place of greatest Tranquility and Security, of any upon the...
My very deserving Friend, Mr. Gerry, setts off, tomorrow, for Boston, worn out of Health, by the...
In a Letter from your Uncle Smith, and in another from Mr. Mason which I received by this days...
I cannot omit the Opportunity of writing you, a Line, by this Post. This Letter will I suppose,...
This has been a dull day to me: I waited the Arrival of the Post with much Solicitude and...
This Mornings Post brought me yours of July 13 and 14 and has relieved me from an huge Load of...
Disappointed again.—The Post brought me no Letter from you, which I dont wonder at much, nor any...
When I reflect on that Tranquil State, and agreable Scituation which I was in, while I had the...
How are you all this Morning? Sick, weak, faint, in Pain; or pretty well recovered? By this Time,...
This is one of my fortunate days. The Post brought me, a Letter from you and another from my...
The Post was later than usual to day, so that I had not yours of July 24 till this Evening. You...
Yours of 29 July came by this days Post, and made me very happy. Nabby, Charles, and Tommy, will...
Yours of 30. and 31 July was brought me, to day, by Captain Cazneau. I am happy to think that...
Inclosd I send you a Copy of General Carltons Orders of the 7th. Instant, which we received by...
Mr. A. setts off, to day, if the Rain should not prevent him, with Coll. Whipple of Portsmouth: a...
Mr. A. and Coll. Whipple, are at length gone. Coll. Tudor went off with them. They went away,...
Geography is a Branch of Knowledge, not only very usefull, but absolutely necessary, to every...
This is the Anniversary of a memorable day, in the History of America: a day when the Principle...