Cosgelica
a collection of things maria cosway said about angelica schuyler to thomas jefferson
They were really gay, I'm just saying.
1787
"Have you seen yet the lovely Mrs. Church? You Must have seen her by this time: what do you think of her? She Colls' me her Sister. I coll. her My dearest Sister. If I did not love her so Much I should fear her rivalship, but no I give you free permis-sion to love her with all your heart, and I shall feel happy if I think you keep we in a little corner of it, when you admit her even to reing Queen."
1788
"Our friend Mr: de la Luzeme is here, Mrs. Church, we should go to see Many beautiful! villas, enjoy all the best England can afford and make the rest up with our own Society." "Where do you think I am at present? and with whom? How Much we wish for you and think of you and speak of you, his the amiable Mrs: Church, you know her, that is enough, and you are Capable of feeling the value of this lovely woman." "Mrs. Church has told me to say many things to you; l reccomand My self to be admitted to half she deserves of affection from you, twill be a good share but never so much as I have for you-adiu."
1789
"you shall share my envy between Mrs: Church and you, for I envy both excessively for the reciprocal pleasure you will have in one anothers Company; and your return when is it to be?"
1794
"My Angelica has been the greatest joy on my return. She has flatterd me much by telling me my name was mentiond in most of the letters which come from America."
"Now this will Come accompanied by One from the Most charming of woman, My Angelica, I love her so much that I think and am persuaded she must be beloved by every One who know her, therefore give value to every thing which Comes from her Or she Notices with her regard. I will think she has Some attachment for me and I value it much. My great fear is that soon I shall loos her, I even thought I should not find her in England, but have been fortunate to meet this pleasure On my arrival, and certainly she was a great consolation to me."
1795
"You will soon have the pleasure of seeing the Charming Anjelica. I loose her with Much regret she is the woman I love Mos; and feel Most happy with in this Country."
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Historical FictionA book consisting of rants I've done on the historical characters that appear in the musical "Hamilton"
