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Keverend and dear Sir, — I was favoured by yours of 5th 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 ...
Keverend and dear Sir, — I was favoured by yours of 5th 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 ...
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which our people say was the coldest in the memory of man (by the freezing of some springs), on the western side of a very high mountain about twenty-four miles north-west from hence, where I had made an excursion to visit and preach to ...
which our people say was the coldest in the memory of man (by the freezing of some springs), on the western side of a very high mountain about twenty-four miles north-west from hence, where I had made an excursion to visit and preach to ...
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The place where it is found is about fifty miles west from hence. Pigwacket, where the grindstone is said to be, is, I suppose, seventy or eighty north. Could you tell me when you would be here, I should be glad to order my affairs so ...
The place where it is found is about fifty miles west from hence. Pigwacket, where the grindstone is said to be, is, I suppose, seventy or eighty north. Could you tell me when you would be here, I should be glad to order my affairs so ...
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peras is about twelve miles from hence, at a place where I am wrell acquainted, and 't is said there is a copper mine in the same neighbourhood. Nothing would please me better than to be your fellow-traveller, in quest of natural ...
peras is about twelve miles from hence, at a place where I am wrell acquainted, and 't is said there is a copper mine in the same neighbourhood. Nothing would please me better than to be your fellow-traveller, in quest of natural ...
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It is but about twelve miles from hence. There is said to be the alum stone in Barrington, but I can't learn exactly whereabouts to look for it. I enclose you a paper containing an account of the tornado some years ago at Salisbury, ...
It is but about twelve miles from hence. There is said to be the alum stone in Barrington, but I can't learn exactly whereabouts to look for it. I enclose you a paper containing an account of the tornado some years ago at Salisbury, ...
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