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I enclose a Letter from Mary to Mrs. Gelbot and at the same time have the pleasure to inform you...
Johnson arrived last Eveng. and brought me your very kind Letter my best friend and I am truly...
19 June—Although we have no variety to amuse us or nor any striking incidents to relate I must...
22 Notwithstanding I have just closed a sheet I shall continue to write, as I know however...
June 24 I closed a sheet last Eveng. to send you and was quite low spirited at not hearing from...
June 25. Johnson went to Town and on mountain mounting his Horse; the Beast trod on his foot and...
27 I sent to know if Mrs. Morgan would see me but it was so late when I received an answer that I...
29th June—The Eveng was very dull and Mr Crane though in all probability a very good man has not...
2 July I must continue journalizing for want of something better to do as the time hangs heavily...
Mr Crane brought me your Letter last Eveng from Bedford but although I was rejoiced to receive it...
Your Letter is this moment brought me my dear John and I confess I was very much disappointed in...
July 9 I think I closed my last to you my best friend on Thursday I shall therefore continue to...
11 July. This day we celebrated and drank the health of my best friend accompanied by every good...
13 July— After I closed my Letter and just as we were sitting down to supper in came Mr John and...
Having just received a letter from John I wish to know if you are desirous that I should come on...
Ere I touch upon the melancholy subject which at present occupies your mind; allow me to offer...
I yesterday wrote to you in answer to your Letter and as I suppose it will be agreeable to you to...
This day has brought me an invitation in form to attend at the Capitol tomorrow to witness the...
I did not write you yesterday because I was so much fatigued I was obliged to lie down as soon as...
I yesterday sat down to answer your last Letter, and wrote two, neither of which I have sent, as...
From the earnestness of my last Letter I am much afraid that you may think as is often the case...
I was so much hurried when I wrote to you from New York that I am afraid you could scarcely read...
We have arrived safely here after a tolerably pleasant journey and a very pleasant visit at...
I have been so very sick the last day or two it has been impossible for me to write you I am...
I intended writing to you yesterday but was prevented by a feverish indisposition which I believe...
I send this enclosure and add a few lines to state that I shall leave this place on Wednesday for...
Having received a very elegant Lace Cap from the Ladies of the Lace school at Newport I write to...