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5107. MARRIAGE, Happiness in.—[further continued].
I have one daughter
married to a man of science, sense, virtue,
and competence; in whom indeed I have
nothing more to wish. * * * If the other
shall be as fortunate, * * * I shall imagine
myself as blessed as the most blessed of the
patriarchs.—
To Mrs. Church.
Ford ed., vi, 455.
(G.
1793)
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