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1245. CHILDREN, Prattle of.—
You
were never more mistaken than in supposing
you were too long on the prattle, &c., of little
Anne [his granddaughter], I read it with quite
as much pleasure as you write it.—
To Martha Jefferson Randolph.
Ford ed., vi, 163.
(Pa.,
1793)
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