Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyThe Society, 1877 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... inst., that I was mistaken. Let this matter rest for the present. When we meet, we will revive it for the sake of an hearty laugh, which I know you enjoy as much as I do. When shall we meet? That question I can't answer. I intended ...
... inst., that I was mistaken. Let this matter rest for the present. When we meet, we will revive it for the sake of an hearty laugh, which I know you enjoy as much as I do. When shall we meet? That question I can't answer. I intended ...
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... inst. by last post ; but, as I did not receive it before night, and live five miles from town, I could not answer it by his return. My situation here often subjects me to this inconvenience ; and therefore, should I appear, as in this ...
... inst. by last post ; but, as I did not receive it before night, and live five miles from town, I could not answer it by his return. My situation here often subjects me to this inconvenience ; and therefore, should I appear, as in this ...
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... inst., # with Burnaby's Journal, and some papers, &c. I herewith send you one of my lately printed sermons (the meanness of the paper can only be apologized for by the wretchedness of the times) and one of those which Dr. Gordon desires ...
... inst., # with Burnaby's Journal, and some papers, &c. I herewith send you one of my lately printed sermons (the meanness of the paper can only be apologized for by the wretchedness of the times) and one of those which Dr. Gordon desires ...
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... inst. waiting for me, for which please to accept my warmest thanks. I can add but very little to your present stock of ideas about the darkness, &c, of the 19th May, for as it was not so remarkable at Philadelphia, but little attention ...
... inst. waiting for me, for which please to accept my warmest thanks. I can add but very little to your present stock of ideas about the darkness, &c, of the 19th May, for as it was not so remarkable at Philadelphia, but little attention ...
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... inst., which fully accounts for your not coming here, and not only so, but "leaves me to judge of your feelings under such a disappointment." This is nearly the language of my last to you, so that it seems we have had mutual feelings on ...
... inst., which fully accounts for your not coming here, and not only so, but "leaves me to judge of your feelings under such a disappointment." This is nearly the language of my last to you, so that it seems we have had mutual feelings on ...
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