...through him that I became acquainted with Mrs Dearborn, whose kindness and attention to me have In.en unceasing. His character was the perfection of humanity....intellect were outdone by the goodness of his heart. c No thought within his generous mind had birth, But what he might have own'd to heaven and earth.'...

...without the use of his library. I was indebted to him for a new interest in life. He introduced me to. a valuable circle of friends ; and it was through...his generous mind had birth, But what he might have owned to heaven and earth.'" — pp. 75. - 77. Her correspondents were numerous, and of the highest...

...(afterwards Mrs. Dearborn,) whose kindness and attention to me have been unceasing. Mr. Buckmioster's character was the perfection of humanity. His intellectual...astonishing^ vigor and brightness of his intellect was outdone by the goodness of his heart.' " Mr. Buckminster assisted Miss Adams's researches, and...

...(afterwards Mrs. Dearborn,) whose kindness and attention to me have been unceasing. Mr. Buckminster's character was the perfection of humanity. His intellectual...were highly cultivated and ennobled. Yet even the aston218 PERSONAL QUALITIES. ishing vigor and brightness of his intellect was outdone by the goodness...

...(afterwards Mrs. Dearborn,) whose kindness and attention to me have been unceasing. Mr. Buckminster's character was the perfection of humanity. His intellectual...were highly cultivated and ennobled. Yet even the aston218 PEBSONAL CJUALlTltS. ishing vigor and brightness of his intellect was outdone by the goodness...

...without the use of his library. -I was indebted to him for a new interest in life. He introduced me to a valuable circle of friends ; and it was through...his generous mind had birth, But what he might have owned to heaven and earth.' " — pp. 75. - 77. Her correspondents were numerous, and of the highest...