Washington in Domestic Life
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Jayas special minister to England in the hope of settling all ourdifficulties in a temperate way by fair and firm negotiation, and thathe would sail in a few days, with Mr. John Trumbell as his privateSecretary; tells him also of Mr. Randolph's appointment as Secretary ofState, and that Mr. Bradford, of Pennsylvania, was made Attorney Generalin Mr. Randolph's place. In conclusion, he alludes to "little Lincoln"[Mr. Lear's son] and his "lottery tickets, " which, "poor little fellow!"he exclaims,... will never be likely to build him a baby-house even; thewhole Washington lottery business having turned out a bed of thornsrather than roses. He terminates the letter by telling him that hispublic avocations will not admit of more than a flying trip to MountVernon this summer, and that this not suiting Mrs. Washington he hastaken a house in Germantown [the vicinity of Philadelphia] to avoid theheat of Philadelphia in July and August, and that Mrs. Washington, Nelly[one of the Miss Custi's], and the rest of the family united with him inevery good wish for his health, prosperity, and safe return; and he begshim to be "assured of the sincerity with which he was and always shouldbe his affectionate friend, G.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jayas special minister to England in the hope of settling all ourdifficulties in a temperate way by fair and firm negotiation, and thathe would sail in a few days, with Mr. John Trumbell as his privateSecretary; tells him also of Mr. Randolph's appointment as Secretary ofState, and that Mr. Bradford, of Pennsylvania, was made Attorney Generalin Mr. Randolph's place. In conclusion, he alludes to "little Lincoln"[Mr. Lear's son] and his "lottery tickets, " which, "poor little fellow!"he exclaims,... will never be likely to build him a baby-house even; thewhole Washington lottery business having turned out a bed of thornsrather than roses. He terminates the letter by telling him that hispublic avocations will not admit of more than a flying trip to MountVernon this summer, and that this not suiting Mrs. Washington he hastaken a house in Germantown [the vicinity of Philadelphia] to avoid theheat of Philadelphia in July and August, and that Mrs. Washington, Nelly[one of the Miss Custi's], and the rest of the family united with him inevery good wish for his health, prosperity, and safe return; and he begshim to be "assured of the sincerity with which he was and always shouldbe his affectionate friend, G.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rush Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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