Letters of Doctor Richard Hill And His Children Or the History of a Family As
Letters of Doctor Richard Hill And His Children Or the History of a Family As
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] THE RESIDENCE IN MADEIRA. 177 and attend me to America. My brother, just at an age to set out in the world for himself, being not so strongly attached to his mother country, as to his two nearest relations, will likewise accompany me, and join me in a partnership in business ; as to Cottness, though it is a place that has long been in the family, and one I am partially fond of, having every convenience and beauty that my most sanguine wishes could ever lead me to desire in a country retiremen...t, I have determined to part with it, and am now in treaty with a purchaser. When this is done, and we are all once safe arrived in America, I think there will be no room for any farther fears of my living in England, though I can sincerely assure thee I shall have a far stronger tie in America, than a want of connections in England ; I mean the happiness of my dear Kachel, which I shall always oppose to every temptation of either pleasure or profit, that would be disagreeable to her.
When we come to wind up affairs here, there will be a great number of movables, which would be useful in Philadelphia, and which would sell here for little or nothing, it being a country place.
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] THE RESIDENCE IN MADEIRA. 177 and attend me to America. My brother, just at an age to set out in the world for himself, being not so strongly attached to his mother country, as to his two nearest relations, will likewise accompany me, and join me in a partnership in business ; as to Cottness, though it is a place that has long been in the family, and one I am partially fond of, having every convenience and beauty that my most sanguine wishes could ever lead me to desire in a country retiremen...t, I have determined to part with it, and am now in treaty with a purchaser. When this is done, and we are all once safe arrived in America, I think there will be no room for any farther fears of my living in England, though I can sincerely assure thee I shall have a far stronger tie in America, than a want of connections in England ; I mean the happiness of my dear Kachel, which I shall always oppose to every temptation of either pleasure or profit, that would be disagreeable to her.
When we come to wind up affairs here, there will be a great number of movables, which would be useful in Philadelphia, and which would sell here for little or nothing, it being a country place.
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