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4130. JEFFERSON (Thomas), University of Virginia and.—
Against this tedium vitæ, I am fortunately mounted on a hobby,
which, indeed, I should have better managed
some thirty or forty years ago; but whose
easy amble is still suffcient to give exercise
and amusement to an octogenary rider. This
is the establishment of a University.—
To John Adams. Washington ed. vii, 313.
Ford ed., x, 272.
(M.
1823)
See University of Virginia.
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