Abigail Adams to John Adams, 2 April 1777
April 2 1777 I sit down to write tho I feel very Languid; the approach of Spring unstrings my nerves, and the South winds have the same Effect upon me…
April 2 1777 I sit down to write tho I feel very Languid; the approach of Spring unstrings my nerves, and the South winds have the same Effect upon me…
March 26 1777 I this morning Received yours of March 7 favourd by Dr. Jackson. 1 I rejoice to hear you are so comfortable. Col. Palmer informd me a Sunday…
March 23 1777 I have a very good opportunity of writing to you by Major Ward, who sits of tomorrow morning. I most sincerely rejoice at your return to Philadelphia.…
Braintree March 8 1777 We have had very severe weather almost ever since you left us. About the middle of Febry. came a snow of a foot and half deep…
Febry 12. 1777 Mr. Bromfield was so obliging as to write me Word that he designd a journey to the Southern States, and would take perticuliar care of a Letter…
Febry 8 1777 Before this time I fancy you at your journeys end; I have pittied you the Season has been a continued cold. I have heard oftner from you…
[ January? 1777 ] 1 Dear Marcia Tis so long since I took a pen up to write a line that I fear you have thought me unmindfull of you;…
Janry. 26 1777 Tis a Great Grief to me that I know not how to write nor where to send to you. I know not of any conveyance. I risk…
< Braintree > Sepbr. 29 1776 Not since the 5th of Sepbr. have I had one line from you which makes me very uneasy. Are you all this time confering…
Sepbr. 23 1776 There are perticuliar times when I feel such an uneasiness, such a restlessness, as neither company, Books, family Cares or any other thing will remove, my Pen…