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3764. HOME, Happy.—
I employ my leisure
moments in repassing often in my mind our
happy domestic society when together at Monticello,
and looking forward to the renewal of it.
No other society gives me now any satisfaction,
as no other is founded in sincere affection.—
To Mary Jefferson Eppes.
Ford ed., vii, 405.
(1800)
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