Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Complete
Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Complete
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A. BURR.
TO THEODOSIA.
Philadelphia, 21st December, 1794.
I obeyed faithfully the command in your letter which bade me read thejournal first, and I read it with great eagerness, hoping to find whatI did find in the last sentence. That 16th was really a surprisingday. Three hundred and ninety-five lines, all your exercises, and allyour music. Go on, my dear girl, and you will become all that I wish.
I keep carefully your letters and journals, and when we meet you shallread them again, which I am... sure you will do with pleasure. It isalways delightful to see and correct our own errors.
Monsieur Maupertuis is highly mortified that you should suppose him soignorant as to have lost himself on the road. It seems he only went alittle off the highway _from curiosity to see the country_.
I hope you like Terence. Can't you lug a scrap from him now and then, apropos, into your letters? It will please Your affectionate papa, A. BURR.
TO THEODOSIA IN PHILADELPHIA.
New-York, 5th January, 1795.
You see me safe arrived in New-York.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. BURR.
TO THEODOSIA.
Philadelphia, 21st December, 1794.
I obeyed faithfully the command in your letter which bade me read thejournal first, and I read it with great eagerness, hoping to find whatI did find in the last sentence. That 16th was really a surprisingday. Three hundred and ninety-five lines, all your exercises, and allyour music. Go on, my dear girl, and you will become all that I wish.
I keep carefully your letters and journals, and when we meet you shallread them again, which I am... sure you will do with pleasure. It isalways delightful to see and correct our own errors.
Monsieur Maupertuis is highly mortified that you should suppose him soignorant as to have lost himself on the road. It seems he only went alittle off the highway _from curiosity to see the country_.
I hope you like Terence. Can't you lug a scrap from him now and then, apropos, into your letters? It will please Your affectionate papa, A. BURR.
TO THEODOSIA IN PHILADELPHIA.
New-York, 5th January, 1795.
You see me safe arrived in New-York.
What to read after Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matthew L Matthew Livingston Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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