Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts
Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts
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Henry Ware, at Cambridge, 9 February* 1807,^ and died on the seventeenth of the same month,^ The text of Mr. Gary's letter is as follows : — 1 An account of Mr. Gary's ministry is given in Foote*8 Annals of KJDg^a Chapel, ii, 407-410.
* Records of the First Church in Cambridge, For a ahort time previous to her second marriage, Mrs. Lincoln had been afflicted with melancholia, and fears were expressed (verified by the sad event) that she might die by her own hand.
■ Tiidor's Life of Jame^ Otis, ...pp. 19, 20; History of HiDgham, iii. 0, 277; and Records of the Church in Brattle Square, Boston.
1805.] IiETTEB OF BKV. SAMUEL CABT* m CAMBHriKJEt March I5tb, 180R.
Mt BiiAH Madam, — Your letter tlirew me into the precise situation in wbich the poeta represent Taotalus, whose hunger was perpetually inflamed by the sight of luxuries which he was not allowed to taste* True I had a taste, but it served only to increase my desire for more ; and when I found that I was to have but S words and Mrs* Lincoln a huge packet, I was almost on the point of laying violent hands upon said packet It seemed to me to be excessively large, larger than com- mon letters, as if it meant to laugh at rnioe ; it was as I may say (as Sheridan has it in one of his comedies) a vialidoTts S designing looking letter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henry Ware, at Cambridge, 9 February* 1807,^ and died on the seventeenth of the same month,^ The text of Mr. Gary's letter is as follows : — 1 An account of Mr. Gary's ministry is given in Foote*8 Annals of KJDg^a Chapel, ii, 407-410.
* Records of the First Church in Cambridge, For a ahort time previous to her second marriage, Mrs. Lincoln had been afflicted with melancholia, and fears were expressed (verified by the sad event) that she might die by her own hand.
■ Tiidor's Life of Jame^ Otis, ...pp. 19, 20; History of HiDgham, iii. 0, 277; and Records of the Church in Brattle Square, Boston.
1805.] IiETTEB OF BKV. SAMUEL CABT* m CAMBHriKJEt March I5tb, 180R.
Mt BiiAH Madam, — Your letter tlirew me into the precise situation in wbich the poeta represent Taotalus, whose hunger was perpetually inflamed by the sight of luxuries which he was not allowed to taste* True I had a taste, but it served only to increase my desire for more ; and when I found that I was to have but S words and Mrs* Lincoln a huge packet, I was almost on the point of laying violent hands upon said packet It seemed to me to be excessively large, larger than com- mon letters, as if it meant to laugh at rnioe ; it was as I may say (as Sheridan has it in one of his comedies) a vialidoTts S designing looking letter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colonial Society of Massachusetts, Boston. Publications. (Indexes) [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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