5113. (Adams Papers)
Returned to Braintree in the forenoon.
5212. (Adams Papers)
Went to Boston. Mrs. A. N. York. Lodgd at Camb.
5311. (Adams Papers)
Rain all day. Cleared up in the evening.
5410. (Adams Papers)
Madam preparing for New York. AA was planning to visit AA2 ( AA2, Jour. and Corr. Journal and...
559. (Adams Papers)
Parson Wibird dined at Mr. C’s. Folks came home.
568. (Adams Papers)
Quite lonesome. Mrs. C. came home.
577. (Adams Papers)
Mr. and Mrs. A went to Boston. Dined at Mr. Cranch’s.
586. (Adams Papers)
Evening at Mrs. Quincy’s. Parson Wiberd. The entry concludes with shorthand for “no feeling.”
595. (Adams Papers)
W. Cranch came from Boston. Fine weather.
604. (Adams Papers)
Went to Boston with Mrs. Cranch. Returned.
613. (Adams Papers)
Cicero de Senectute. Getting well. Cicero’s Cato Major de Senectute , or Essay on Old Age.
622. (Adams Papers)
General Knox dined with us. P. M. After “P.M.” follows in shorthand “no meeting.”
63November 1. 1788. (Adams Papers)
Rode as usual; and read Gibbon &c.
64[October 1788] (Adams Papers)
“Oh gentle sleep Nature’s soft Nurse, how have I frighted thee That thou no more wilt weigh mine...
6531. (Adams Papers)
Mr. A. returned. Company at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Storer. C. Storer &c.
6630. (Adams Papers)
Mr. A. went to Boston. Charles to Cambridge.
6729. (Adams Papers)
Went with Tom to Cambridge. Returned.
6828. (Adams Papers)
Company gone. Went to Mr. Cranch’s.
6927. (Adams Papers)
Splendid parade. Much company. Several regiments of troops from Boston were reviewed by Gov....
7026. (Adams Papers)
Heard Mr. Shaw. Cranch and Phillips.
7125. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Thaxter. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr. Shaw.
7224. (Adams Papers)
Gunning in the morning with Charles. Tired.
7323. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Russell’s and returned at Night.
7422. (Adams Papers)
Rode my horse. Andrews went towards Nby Pt.
7521. (Adams Papers)
Variable weather. Gibbon’s history.
7620. (Adams Papers)
Cranch went to Boston. Rain.
7719. (Adams Papers)
Meeting to hear Mr. Wibird. W. Cranch. And rews .
7818. (Adams Papers)
Madam and Tom went to Boston. Violent Thunder.
7917. (Adams Papers)
Fine weather. Gunning with Tom. Townsend.
8016. (Adams Papers)
Dr. Tufts &c. Mr. Shaw went to Hghm.
8115. (Adams Papers)
Company to dine. Mr. B. &c.
82Tuesday October 14th. (Adams Papers)
My occupations have been very regular, and similar for a week past. Last Thursday night I again...
8313. (Adams Papers)
Went to Milton. Put up books.
8412. (Adams Papers)
At home all day. But dull somewhat. Rode.
8511. (Adams Papers)
Medicine. Voltaire’s works.
8610. (Adams Papers)
Slept none. Went to Weymouth.
879. (Adams Papers)
Charles and Otis were here. Got up shelves.
888. (Adams Papers)
Went over to Hingham.
89Tuesday October 7th. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Murray the preacher who came from England with my father, came this day to pay him a visit,...
906. (Adams Papers)
Rode over to Milton in the afternoon.
915. (Adams Papers)
Weymouth at meeting. Dr. Tufts’s.
924. (Adams Papers)
My father came home.
93Friday October 3d. (Adams Papers)
W. Cranch came into Boston with my father, who coming upon business which will detain him in town...
94Thursday October 2d. (Adams Papers)
I took my seat in the stage, in Company with a Lady who came from Portsmouth, and Mr. Vaughan, a...
95Wednesday October 1st. 1788. (Adams Papers)
“Oh gentle sleep Nature’s soft Nurse, how have I frighted thee That thou no more wilt weigh mine...
96[September 1788] (Adams Papers)
Rain. Pass’d the evening with Stacey. Finished Hume and Blackstone. Little &c. I went over the...
97Tuesday September 30th. (Adams Papers)
The weather was not very favourable, but, as the court of common pleas was to sit this week in...
9829. (Adams Papers)
Tea at Mr. Adams’s.
9928. (Adams Papers)
Meeting Forenoon. Mr. Marsh. L. White.
100Saturday September 27th. (Adams Papers)
Another tedious sleepless night. Charles and Russell returned to Cambridge. I dined at Mr....