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I thankfully ac- knowledge your love concerning my daughter. 1 My wife (here with me) informs me of a courfe of phytic me has entered into with Mr. Clarke 2 of Bofton, where fhe hath been lately, and is better. We are encompalfed with mo- tions about her; but neither I nor ihe^ can entertain thoughts of fo early a marriage. She, as my wife tells me, defires to fpend fome time in fervice, and liked much Mrs.
Brenton, (who wanted) ; but I trouble you with fuch paf- fages, &c. My wife prays a litt...le of your powder for Mrs.
Weekes' daughter, of Warwick, who is every winter great- ly afflicted by occafion of fuch obftrudtions, and breaks forth to lamentable effects. The condition (although the parents offer payment with thanks,) I queftion not but will prevail with your loving breaft, wherein God gra- cioufly dwell, as in a palace of his delights. In him I defire to be Ever yours unfeigned Roger Williams.
Your fervant, Poft, lay with me two nights, earneftly importuning me to fend his thankful remembrance and fervice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thankfully ac- knowledge your love concerning my daughter. 1 My wife (here with me) informs me of a courfe of phytic me has entered into with Mr. Clarke 2 of Bofton, where fhe hath been lately, and is better. We are encompalfed with mo- tions about her; but neither I nor ihe^ can entertain thoughts of fo early a marriage. She, as my wife tells me, defires to fpend fome time in fervice, and liked much Mrs.
Brenton, (who wanted) ; but I trouble you with fuch paf- fages, &c. My wife prays a litt...le of your powder for Mrs.
Weekes' daughter, of Warwick, who is every winter great- ly afflicted by occafion of fuch obftrudtions, and breaks forth to lamentable effects. The condition (although the parents offer payment with thanks,) I queftion not but will prevail with your loving breaft, wherein God gra- cioufly dwell, as in a palace of his delights. In him I defire to be Ever yours unfeigned Roger Williams.
Your fervant, Poft, lay with me two nights, earneftly importuning me to fend his thankful remembrance and fervice.
What to read after Publications of the Narragansett Club 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Narragansett Club. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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