The Letters of Daniel Webster, From Documents Owned Principally By the New Hampshire Historical Society;
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Paige that he may hear of my arrival in safety thus far, if this should not find you in Boston — Yrs ever truly Danl Webster (From N. Ray Thomas.) 1 DuxBURY. Jan. 20. 1840 In quitting your employment I shall have the sat- isfaction of knowing that I have discharged the obligation which I was under to you, so far as dollars are concerned. But there are other — & to me higher obligations which I feel I never ' Minor business details omitted.
6U LETTERS OF DANIEL WEBSTER can discharge ; for throug...h all the changes of my changing life I have had the satisfaction of believing that you were my friend, & of never doubting that this friendship was void of selfishness — was pure; and whatever the future may unfold be assured I shall carry with me to the latest hour of my life the purest sentiment of gratitude & esteem. • * * i I remain, most truly yours N. Ray Thomas.
(To Mrt. Caroline Webster.) Monday Evk' Mar. 9. [1840] 7 o'clock.
My Dear wife, I do not recollect that I have told you that Anna Lawrence has been very sick, indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paige that he may hear of my arrival in safety thus far, if this should not find you in Boston — Yrs ever truly Danl Webster (From N. Ray Thomas.) 1 DuxBURY. Jan. 20. 1840 In quitting your employment I shall have the sat- isfaction of knowing that I have discharged the obligation which I was under to you, so far as dollars are concerned. But there are other — & to me higher obligations which I feel I never ' Minor business details omitted.
6U LETTERS OF DANIEL WEBSTER can discharge ; for throug...h all the changes of my changing life I have had the satisfaction of believing that you were my friend, & of never doubting that this friendship was void of selfishness — was pure; and whatever the future may unfold be assured I shall carry with me to the latest hour of my life the purest sentiment of gratitude & esteem. • * * i I remain, most truly yours N. Ray Thomas.
(To Mrt. Caroline Webster.) Monday Evk' Mar. 9. [1840] 7 o'clock.
My Dear wife, I do not recollect that I have told you that Anna Lawrence has been very sick, indeed.
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