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I have this moment heard Mr & Mrs Black is in town, & going out again immediately but I would not...
Justice & judgment are the habitation of thy throne, O my God! but thy mercy endureth forever— In...
I should be unpardonable if I neglected this Opportunity of writing to you by a private hand, &...
I believe in one of my Letters I told you I had troubles of various kinds— I need to be possessed...
I have had a very bad cold, attended with some other complaints which have enfeebled me, & made...
My Cousins most agreeably supprized me by a Visit— I had been informed that your Sons were to...
It is a long time since I have written to you, or received a Line from either of my much loved...
I am extremely sorry to hear, that you have had another attack of your ague, since Cousin Betsy...
I wish I could be satisfied, & know what is my duty towards my William, & Abigail, I could then...
I hope you will not think me criminally negligent in not particularly addressing myself to you...
As I am exceedingly grieved when I hear of the Indisposition of any of my Friends, so am I...
By my Sister I have been informed of your Sickness, & of the distressed State of your Family,...
Major Mc Farling has just called upon us, & informed us of his intention of going to Philadephia...
I know your tender sympathetick Heart will join with me, & drop a Tear over a lovely Child—the...
I have a Letter partly written to you which was begun sometime ago, but as a new Seene has...
By the News Papers, I find you have met with a temporary Loss—The United suffrages of my...
You cannot think how mortified & grieved I was, by being so unexpectedly disappointed, of seeing...
I am almost affraid you do not love me so well as I hoped you did— If you had have known how much...
Mr Lincoln has been here for several Days past— Tomorrow he intends to return to Hingham, & has...
I got home the Friday-noon after I left you, & had the great satisfaction of finding all well—my...
Thanks be to an ever watchful & kind Providence that has conducted my dear Brother, & Sister...
Friend, after Friend is severed from my Heart—I have lost many near, & dear Relatives, as well as...
The last Week has indeed been a Week of Joy to me— We have “eat our Bread with gladness, & drank...
Yours of July 19 th which either did, or was to have come in Callihan last Fall, I did not...
My Uncle Smith has been so kind as to send me word this Morning, that a Nephew of Mr Gill’s was...
Two Vessels arrived from London while I was upon my little southern Tour. It was in vain that I...
This Day is the Aniversary of Eleven Years since our dear Mother left us poor Pilgrims, to...
Mr Sparhawk called for my Letter Just as I was giving you an account of my Aunt Smith’s Death. I...
Here I am, all alone for a great rarity. There is nothing more agreeable to me for a little while...
Your Letter March 24th. by Capt Cushing, with the Apron, came safe to Hand 2 Days after his...