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Page 327
... friends would " hear of our safe arrival . I therefore << " 6 thought it best to wait a few weeks , " that I might be able to give you and " my friends in general some informa- tion from my own knowledge of what I had seen and heard ...
... friends would " hear of our safe arrival . I therefore << " 6 thought it best to wait a few weeks , " that I might be able to give you and " my friends in general some informa- tion from my own knowledge of what I had seen and heard ...
Page 329
... friends here to get me a " small farm , not wishing to engage " with any thing upon a large scale at " first ; and I soon met with a very pleasant situation , about 8 miles from " " the city of Washington , where I now 66 66 any of our ...
... friends here to get me a " small farm , not wishing to engage " with any thing upon a large scale at " first ; and I soon met with a very pleasant situation , about 8 miles from " " the city of Washington , where I now 66 66 any of our ...
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... friends . It is , their own disgrace ! But the truth is , indeed , a deep disgrace to the City of that they can hardly believe that what London that it should remain there : they now behold is a reality . Their for , as long as it so ...
... friends . It is , their own disgrace ! But the truth is , indeed , a deep disgrace to the City of that they can hardly believe that what London that it should remain there : they now behold is a reality . Their for , as long as it so ...
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Letter XII | 105 |
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