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I did not keep School to day partly on acct of its being Christmas a few families were opposed to its keeping & I shall not probably have to make up the time. I have been to the Dedication of the new Unitarian Meetinghouse at [[?]] Point and have heard a discourse delivered by Rev. Dr. Lowell of Boston very much more to my mind than Dr. Channing's N. Y. Sermon. It was I believe sincerely intended to conciliate and not alienate. Text "And the Disciples were first called Christians at Antioch." He spoke as decidedly as could well be expressed in favor of Missions foreign & domestic. The expression is too cold to say I have no objection to them but with the greatest emphasis he [[sd.?]] I do admire [[underlined twice] the man who from proper motives would go to proclaim the Gospel to the heathen. He sd however that he was pained to hear of Calvinistic Missions & Arminian Missions Oc. On my return from the Dedication a sleigh very fully loaded with Passengers passed us. | I did not keep School to day partly on acct of its being Christmas a few families were opposed to its keeping & I shall not probably have to make up the time. I have been to the Dedication of the new Unitarian Meetinghouse at [[?]] Point and have heard a discourse delivered by Rev. Dr. Lowell of Boston very much more to my mind than Dr. Channing's N. Y. Sermon. It was I believe sincerely intended to conciliate and not alienate. Text "And the Disciples were first called Christians at Antioch." He spoke as decidedly as could well be expressed in favor of Missions foreign & domestic. The expression is too cold to say I have no objection to them but with the greatest emphasis he [[sd.?]] I do admire [[underlined twice] the man who from proper motives would go to proclaim the Gospel to the heathen. He sd however that he was pained to hear of Calvinistic Missions & Arminian Missions Oc. On my return from the Dedication a sleigh very fully loaded with Passengers passed us. After they had got some distance from us Esq. Whipple happened to see me & [[next?]] called to me & said there was a letter for me. I turned my course & came by Col. Metcalfs where I found yours of the 22. Getting it just as I did enables me to answer it this afternoon & I hope to see Gen G. this evening & send this & some dirty clothes by hime -- but tis uncertain. I shan't need to have you send any more clothes to me. I am glad I have begun upon the last half of my time. [[Is?]] this being glad time passes so swiftly. After writing my last which you will probably receive on thursday I found I found I had not answered yours by Mr. Peirce but I learn by | ||
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Cambridge Dec. 25. 1827. Christmas P. M. I did not keep School to day partly on acct of its being Christmas a few families were opposed to its keeping & I shall not probably have to make up the time. I have been to the Dedication of the new Unitarian Meetinghouse at ? Point and have heard a discourse delivered by Rev. Dr. Lowell of Boston very much more to my mind than Dr. Channing's N. Y. Sermon. It was I believe sincerely intended to conciliate and not alienate. Text "And the Disciples were first called Christians at Antioch." He spoke as decidedly as could well be expressed in favor of Missions foreign & domestic. The expression is too cold to say I have no objection to them but with the greatest emphasis he sd.? I do admire [[underlined twice] the man who from proper motives would go to proclaim the Gospel to the heathen. He sd however that he was pained to hear of Calvinistic Missions & Arminian Missions Oc. On my return from the Dedication a sleigh very fully loaded with Passengers passed us. After they had got some distance from us Esq. Whipple happened to see me & next? called to me & said there was a letter for me. I turned my course & came by Col. Metcalfs where I found yours of the 22. Getting it just as I did enables me to answer it this afternoon & I hope to see Gen G. this evening & send this & some dirty clothes by hime -- but tis uncertain. I shan't need to have you send any more clothes to me. I am glad I have begun upon the last half of my time. Is? this being glad time passes so swiftly. After writing my last which you will probably receive on thursday I found I found I had not answered yours by Mr. Peirce but I learn by