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3301 Adams, John Quincy 7th. 1786-12-07 I have been rather idle, this week, and this day entirely so. This evening I went down with Mr....
3302 Adams, John Quincy 8th. 1786-12-08 It Snow’d in the morning till 10 o’clock, and it was feared the exhibition, must be again...
3303 Adams, John Quincy 9th. 1786-12-09 Very little fatigue, by the last night’s party: but much fatigued by the weather. For there came...
3304 Adams, John Quincy 10th. 1786-12-10 The weather cleared up this morning; but the wind was so high, and the snow so deep; that Mr....
3305 Adams, John Quincy 11th. 1786-12-11 We recite this week in Burlamaqui, to Mr. Burr, but he did not attend this day. I am reduced to...
3306 Adams, John Quincy 12th. 1786-12-12 The government, this morning, determined that if more than half the students should be destitute...
3307 Adams, John Quincy 13th. 1786-12-13 This morning, immediately after prayers, the president informed us that the vacation would begin...
3308 Adams, John Quincy 14th. 1786-12-14 Thanksgiving day. Mr. Hilliard, preached a very long sermon, but none of the best. He appeared to...
3309 Adams, John Quincy 15th. 1786-12-15 Many families in town are distressed for want of wood; the snow, is so deep, that, the people in...
3310 Adams, John Quincy 16th. 1786-12-16 Tom, came from Boston this forenoon. Fifteen persons were buried there this afternoon, who...
3311 Adams, John Quincy 17th. 1786-12-17 Chandler 1st. went off this morning; there are about 20 of the scholars, who have not yet been...
3312 Adams, John Quincy 18th. 1786-12-18 The young Ladies at Mr. Wigglesworth’s, dined at Judge Danas, I went down there with Bridge; to...
3313 Adams, John Quincy 19th. 1786-12-19 Foster, and Lovell, and Cranch were here to day; all came for their cloaths &c. Several of the...
3314 Adams, John Quincy 20th. 1786-12-20 I have been rather more attentive this day, than for this week, past, and have written...
3315 Adams, John Quincy 21st. 1786-12-21 Miss Jones returned from Judge Dana’s. I spent the evening with Bridge, and Freeman, at the...
3316 Adams, John Quincy 22d. 1786-12-22 Miss Cutts’s misfortune, last night, has been a subject of much diversion, to the Ladies; to Miss...
3317 Adams, John Quincy 23d. 1786-12-23 Dined with Mr. Harris, Freeman, and Bridge at Mr. Pearson’s. He has been very polite to me, and...
3318 Adams, John Quincy 24th. 1786-12-24 Snow’d all night, and this forenoon. I attended meeting all day: Mr. Hilliard preached, but not...
3319 Adams, John Quincy 25th. 1786-12-25 Christmas day; and one of the coldest, we have had this Season. The snow which has fallen, will...
3320 Adams, John Quincy 26th. 1786-12-26 Bridge went to Boston. Mason finally took his leave, and left us to ourselves; so that we shall...
3321 Adams, John Quincy 27th. 1786-12-27 Bridge went to Boston again: in the evening we went down, with Mr. Ware, and Freeman, to Judge...
3322 Adams, John Quincy 28th. 1786-12-28 Studying Saunderson; Mayo was here in the afternoon. Mr. Ware likewise paid us a visit and sat...
3323 Adams, John Quincy 29th. 1786-12-29 Continuation of the same course. We got us some wood, this afternoon. Bridge, pass’d the evening...
3324 Adams, John Quincy 30th. 1786-12-30 The week has closed as it began, and I shall be content if for the six remaining weeks of the...
3325 Adams, John Quincy 31st. 1786-12-31 Sacrament day. Mr. Hilliard preach’d an occasional sermon in the forenoon; and in the afternoon...
3326 Adams, John Quincy [January 1787] ≈1787-01-01 I received, two letters, and a couple of Packets of newspapers, from Europe, they were the more...
3327 Adams, John Quincy Monday January 1st. 1787. 1787-01-01 I received, two letters, and a couple of Packets of newspapers, from Europe, they were the more...
3328 Adams, John Quincy 2d. 1787-01-02 I pass’d the evening with Mr. Andrews, at Professor Pearson’s. He is fond of music, to...
3329 Adams, John Quincy 3d. 1787-01-03 Dined at Mr. Hilliard’s, in company with Mr. Stedman, Mr. Ware, Mr. Andrews, Freeman, and Bridge....
3330 Adams, John Quincy 4th. 1787-01-04 For want of sufficient exercise, I have been unwell, for several days: there is no walking at...
3331 Adams, John Quincy 5th. 1787-01-05 We passed the evening at Freeman’s chamber. He proposes setting off for Newbury, to morrow...
3332 Adams, John Quincy 6th. 1787-01-06 Very cold this morning, Freeman went for Ipswich. Mr. Andrews called upon us in the afternoon. I...
3333 Adams, John Quincy 7th. 1787-01-07 Mr. Hilliard preach’d all day; pretty much in the common stile. Dined at Judge Dana’s; and...
3334 Adams, John Quincy 8th. 1787-01-08 We went down this evening with the young ladies, to Mr. Dana’s. I passed several hours agreeably....
3335 Adams, John Quincy 9th. 1787-01-09 Snow’d part of the day. Reading Watson’s chemical essays. They are written in a very plain...
3336 Adams, John Quincy 10th. 1787-01-10 Mr. Paine was ordained, minister of Charlestown, but as it snow’d all the fore part of the day, I...
3337 Adams, John Quincy 11th. 1787-01-11 The weather is yet unsettled, but it has not storm’d this day. Saunders, and Barron of the junior...
3338 Adams, John Quincy 12th. 1787-01-12 The weather cleared up in the morning, and the cold since noon has increased very fast. We pass’d...
3339 Adams, John Quincy 13th. 1787-01-13 The weather very cold all day with a strong wind. We had a Quantity of company, in the forenoon...
3340 Adams, John Quincy 14th. 1787-01-14 Mr. Hilliard preach’d all day. It is a long time since he has given us any variety: but on the...
3341 Adams, John Quincy 15th. 1787-01-15 The weather very moderate. The snow went off quite fast. Drank tea at Mr. Hilliard’s. His...
3342 Adams, John Quincy 16th. 1787-01-16 Dined at Mr. Dana’s, and pass’d part of the evening with the Judge and his Lady at Mr. Gerry’s....
3343 Adams, John Quincy 17th. 1787-01-17 My Chum went to Boston, but return’d early in the afternoon. After tea we went down to Mr....
3344 Adams, John Quincy 18th. 1787-01-18 Fine weather, till the evening, which was very blustry. The men have been selected who are to go...
3345 Adams, John Quincy 19th. 1787-01-19 The troops from this Town, went this afternoon to Waltham, from whence, they are to proceed...
3346 Adams, John Quincy 20th. 1787-01-20 Snow’d all day. We were rather tired after our expedition. I have been idle; and do not by any...
3347 Adams, John Quincy 21st. 1787-01-21 Mr. Hilliard again entertained us all day, with his own composition. Bridge, and I dined at Mr....
3348 Adams, John Quincy 22d. 1787-01-22 Employ’d all day, in translating some german observations for Mr. Dana: finished them: and in the...
3349 Adams, John Quincy 23d. 1787-01-23 Miss Ellery pass’d the day at the professor’s, and was very agreeable; I am more and more pleased...
3350 Adams, John Quincy 24th. 1787-01-24 Miss Ellery, went home this morning, after breakfast. Miss Jones, rather unsociable; her spirits...