Letters of Mrs. Adams
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But such a set of gamblers as the ladies here are ! and such a life as they lead ! Good Heavens !
were reasonable beings made for this ? I will come and shelter myself in America from this scene of dissipation, and upbraid me whenever I introduce the like amongst you. Yet here you cannot live with any character or consequence, un- less you give in some measure into the ton.
Mr. Adams is gone to accompany Mr. Jefferson into the country to some of the most celebrated gardens. This is the / first ...tour he has made since I first came abroad ; during ^ which time we have lived longer unseparated than we have ever done since we were married. i Adieu. Your sister, JTX. ia..
TO MKS. CRANCH.
London, 21 Maj--, 1786.
MY DEAR SISTER, I WISH I had one of my nieces v\'ith me whilst I remain in this country ; but it will not be long before I shall quit it.
Not ten days ago I expected to have taken my passage in the July packet, in consequence of some intelligence which after- wards wore a different appearance ; things are so fluctuating upon both sides the water, that it is really difficult to draw up conclusions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But such a set of gamblers as the ladies here are ! and such a life as they lead ! Good Heavens !
were reasonable beings made for this ? I will come and shelter myself in America from this scene of dissipation, and upbraid me whenever I introduce the like amongst you. Yet here you cannot live with any character or consequence, un- less you give in some measure into the ton.
Mr. Adams is gone to accompany Mr. Jefferson into the country to some of the most celebrated gardens. This is the / first ...tour he has made since I first came abroad ; during ^ which time we have lived longer unseparated than we have ever done since we were married. i Adieu. Your sister, JTX. ia..
TO MKS. CRANCH.
London, 21 Maj--, 1786.
MY DEAR SISTER, I WISH I had one of my nieces v\'ith me whilst I remain in this country ; but it will not be long before I shall quit it.
Not ten days ago I expected to have taken my passage in the July packet, in consequence of some intelligence which after- wards wore a different appearance ; things are so fluctuating upon both sides the water, that it is really difficult to draw up conclusions.
What to read after Letters of Mrs. Adams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848 to read onlineMoreLess
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