The Ladies of the White HouseH. H. Bancroft & Company, 1870 - 658 من الصفحات |
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... received and welcomed his . General Washington , after her annual trip , always wrote to persons who had been attentive and oblig ing , and punctually thanked every one who had in any way conduced to her comfort during her tedious ...
... received and welcomed his . General Washington , after her annual trip , always wrote to persons who had been attentive and oblig ing , and punctually thanked every one who had in any way conduced to her comfort during her tedious ...
الصفحة 44
... received from his stronger will his influences , and he impressed her with his views so thoroughly that she could not distinguish her own . Relying on his guidance in every thing , she studied his features until her softer lineaments ...
... received from his stronger will his influences , and he impressed her with his views so thoroughly that she could not distinguish her own . Relying on his guidance in every thing , she studied his features until her softer lineaments ...
الصفحة 60
... received from my grand- mother at a very early period of life ; I frequently think they made a more durable impression upon my mind than those which I received from my own parents . ' This tribute is due to the memory of those virtues ...
... received from my grand- mother at a very early period of life ; I frequently think they made a more durable impression upon my mind than those which I received from my own parents . ' This tribute is due to the memory of those virtues ...
الصفحة 62
... received such entire neglect . " It is not impossible , " adds Mr. Adams , " that the early example of Mrs. Hutchison , and the difficulties in which the public exercise of her gifts involved the Colony , had established in the pub- lic ...
... received such entire neglect . " It is not impossible , " adds Mr. Adams , " that the early example of Mrs. Hutchison , and the difficulties in which the public exercise of her gifts involved the Colony , had established in the pub- lic ...
الصفحة 69
... received a syllable from you or my dear son , and it is five months since I had an oppor- tunity of conveying a line to you . know not but you are less a sufferer than you would be to hear from us , to know our distresses , and yet be ...
... received a syllable from you or my dear son , and it is five months since I had an oppor- tunity of conveying a line to you . know not but you are less a sufferer than you would be to hear from us , to know our distresses , and yet be ...
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