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As I did not write you by the last conveyance I will not omit the present. I supposed your sister...
this morning my Dear Brother—M r Storer Came out from New York—to spend the day with us and was...
I have time only to write you a line or two, not expecting captain Bigolow to Sail so Soon. I was...
I am much obliged to you for the Copy of your Dialogue, which does you honour. I am the more...
I have procured the Books for you, and Captain Folger not sailing quite so soon as I expected, I...
Altho I have written you a very long Letter by way of Newyork, yet should one vessel go to Boston...
I give you joy of the day, as I presume it is commencment with you at Cambridge, and as it is...
I began a Letter to you yesterday which I designd to have finishd last evening, but as we had a...
I have been much dissapointed in not receiving any Letters from your Father or you by the late...
I hope this will find you upon terra firma, tho in vain I searcht the New York papers of july...
We Suppose, that you had your Degree last Wednesday, and upon that Supposition, I congratulate...
It is a long time since I received a line from you, or any other of my Friends, nor have we...
This evening as I was Setting, with only your sister by my side, who was scribling at the table...
to your Candour my Dear Brother—I must appeal for Pardon that I have thus long delayed to inform...
I have the Pleasure of yours of July 30. and advise you to purchase the Coach and prepare every...
Lyde sailed the 24th. with a long Letter for you from me, and I have now commenced N 6, which I...
A young Gentleman of 17, must not talk of low Spirits for Small disappointments. He must...
I am much pleased with your Oration and much obliged to you for it. it seems to me, making...
Last night I received yours of the 1. with the Letter from your Mother to you, by which it...
I have taken my pen, to frame an appology to you my Dear Brother. There are so many that offer...
Your Father and Col Smith are gone to Night to Covent Garden theatre to See the School for...
Mr. James Jarvis called upon us yesterday but we were not at home. To day he wrote to Pappa to...
Your Letter to me by captain Callihan came safe to hand, that to your Sister and others from my...
Mr. Jefferson’s compliments to Mr. Adams and begs his care of the inclosed letters . Those...
I have now before me your Letter of the 3 d of August —which I intend to answer fully—and then 2...
I hope, that before this day you are Safely arrived at New York, and that in another Month, I...
It was with real pleasure my Dear Brother that I received a few days since your letter of july 20...
I rec d. Your Favour, previous to which I sent you by Post in a Letter to my Brother a Bank Bill...
Captain Lyde is arrived to our no small joy and brought us a charming parcel of Letters, amongst...
Yesterday being Sunday I went with your papa to the Foundling Church, Dr. Price whom we usually...