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6976. PRIVATE LIFE, Contentment.—[further continued].
My farm, my family, my
books and my building, give me more pleasure
than any public office would, and, especially,
one which would keep me constantly
from them.—
To Mr. Volney. Washington ed. iv, 158.
(M.
1797)
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