 | Aaron Burr - 1836 - 450 strani
...this will be to A. BURR. TO THEODOSIA. Philadelphia, Hth January, 1794. I really think, my dear Theo., that you will be very soon beyond all verbal criticism,...remarkably correct in point of spelling. That word reczeved still escapes your attention. Try again. The words wold and shold are mere carelessness ;... | |
 | Aaron Burr - 1837 - 456 strani
...this will be to A. BURR. TO THEODOSIA. Philadelphia, Hth January, 1794. I really think, my dear Theo., that you will be very soon beyond all verbal criticism,...again. The words wold and shold are mere carelessness ; necesscry instead of necessary, belongs, I suspect to the same class. ft l;Dr. B. called here, but... | |
 | Aaron Burr, Matthew Livingston Davis - 1837 - 450 strani
...will be to A. BURII. TO THEODOSIA. Philadelphia, Hth January, 1794. I really think, my dear Theo., that you will be very soon beyond all verbal criticism,...remarkably correct in point of spelling. That word reczeved still escapes your attention. Try again. The words wold and shold are mere carelessness ;... | |
 | Aaron Burr - 1838 - 464 strani
...THEODOSIA. Philadelphia, Mth January, 1794. I really think, my dear Theo., that you will be very goon beyond all verbal criticism, and that my whole attention...of necessary, belongs, I suspect to the same class. 372 MEMOIRS OF AARON BUB" fAged 87. will be often repeated. But pray. ' ^oi his having retwo hundred... | |
 | James Parton - 1888 - 460 strani
...BURR." AARON BURR TO THEODOSIA. — Philadelphia, January 14, 1794. "I really think, my dear Theo., that you will be very soon beyond all verbal criticism,...remarkably correct in point of spelling. That word reczeved still escapes your attention. Try again. The words wold and shold are mere carelessness; necessery... | |
 | Henry Childs Merwin - 1899 - 206 strani
...and find the advantage of a hard head." A year later Burr writes : — "I really think, my dear Theo, that you will be very soon beyond all verbal criticism,...presently directed to the improvement of your style." A month later: — "I have received my dear Theo's two little, very little, French letters. The last... | |
 | Charles Felton Pidgin - 1907 - 602 strani
...exempt. To his daughter Theodosia. PHILADELPHIA, 14th January, 1794. I really think, my dear Theo, that you will be very soon beyond all verbal criticism,..."necessary" belongs, I suspect, to the same class. " Ma begs you will omit the thoughts of leaving Congress." "Omit " is improperly used here. You mean... | |
 | Lyndon Orr - 1912 - 740 strani
...her marriage to Joseph Allston, of South Carolina, Burr wrote to her : I really think, my dear Theo, that you will be very soon beyond all verbal criticism,...presently directed to the improvement of your style. Theodosia Burr married into a family of good old English stock, where riches were abundant, and high... | |
 | Lyndon Orr - 1914 - 418 strani
...her marriage to Joseph Allston, of South Carolina, Burr wrote to her: I really think, my dear Theo, that you will be very soon beyond all verbal criticism,...presently directed to the improvement of your style. Theodosia Burr married into a family of good old English stock, where riches were abundant, and high... | |
 | Aaron Burr - 1929 - 378 strani
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January, 1794. I really think, my dear Theo., that you will be very soon beyond all verbal criticism, and that my whole attention will be presently directed to the improvement of your style. 
