The Domestic Life of Thomas Jefferson
The Domestic Life of Thomas Jefferson
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Philadelphia, Jan. 21st, 1800.
I am honored, my dear Madam, with your letter of the 16th inst. , and made happy by the information of your health. It was matter of sincere regret on my arrival here to learn that you had left it but a little before, after passing some time here. I should have been happy to have renewed to you in person the assurances of my affectionate regards, to have again enjoyed a society which brings to me the most pleasant recollections, and to have past in review together... the history of those friends who made an interesting part of our circle, and for many of whom I have felt the deepest af- fliction. My friend Catherine I could have entertained with details of her living friends, whom you are so good as to recollect, and for whom I am to return you thankful ac- knowledgments.
I shall forward your letter to my daughter Eppes, who, I am sure, will make you her own acknowledgments. It will find her " in the straw ;" having lately presented me with the first honors of a grandfather on her part.
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Philadelphia, Jan. 21st, 1800.
I am honored, my dear Madam, with your letter of the 16th inst. , and made happy by the information of your health. It was matter of sincere regret on my arrival here to learn that you had left it but a little before, after passing some time here. I should have been happy to have renewed to you in person the assurances of my affectionate regards, to have again enjoyed a society which brings to me the most pleasant recollections, and to have past in review together... the history of those friends who made an interesting part of our circle, and for many of whom I have felt the deepest af- fliction. My friend Catherine I could have entertained with details of her living friends, whom you are so good as to recollect, and for whom I am to return you thankful ac- knowledgments.
I shall forward your letter to my daughter Eppes, who, I am sure, will make you her own acknowledgments. It will find her " in the straw ;" having lately presented me with the first honors of a grandfather on her part.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah N Sarah Nicholas Randolph to read onlineMoreLess
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