Oration At the Inauguration of the Statue of Benjamin Franklin : in His Native City, Sept. 17, 1856
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God only knows whether this pleasure is reserved for me." Writing to his sister on the 4th November, 1787, he says, "It was my intention to decline serving another year as President, that I might be at liberty to take a trip to Boston in the spring ; but I submit to the unanimous voice of my country, which has again placed me in the chair." Writ- ing to the Rev. Dr. Lathrop, on the 31st of May, J788, he says, "It would certainly, as you observe, be a very great pleasure to me, if I could once a...gain visit my native town, and walk over the grounds I used to frequent when a boy, and when I enjoyed many of tlic inno- cent pleasures of youth, which would so be brought to my remem- brance, and where I might find some of my old acquaintances to con- verse with. * * But I enjoy the company and conversation of any of its inhabitants, when any of them are so good as to visit me ; for, besides their general good sense, which I value, the Boston manner, turn of phrase, and even tone of voice and accent in pronunciation, all please, and seem to refresh and revive me." But the most striking testimony of his attachment to the scenes of his birth is found in the letter to Dr.
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God only knows whether this pleasure is reserved for me." Writing to his sister on the 4th November, 1787, he says, "It was my intention to decline serving another year as President, that I might be at liberty to take a trip to Boston in the spring ; but I submit to the unanimous voice of my country, which has again placed me in the chair." Writ- ing to the Rev. Dr. Lathrop, on the 31st of May, J788, he says, "It would certainly, as you observe, be a very great pleasure to me, if I could once a...gain visit my native town, and walk over the grounds I used to frequent when a boy, and when I enjoyed many of tlic inno- cent pleasures of youth, which would so be brought to my remem- brance, and where I might find some of my old acquaintances to con- verse with. * * But I enjoy the company and conversation of any of its inhabitants, when any of them are so good as to visit me ; for, besides their general good sense, which I value, the Boston manner, turn of phrase, and even tone of voice and accent in pronunciation, all please, and seem to refresh and revive me." But the most striking testimony of his attachment to the scenes of his birth is found in the letter to Dr.
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