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  • It seems almost imposible that the Humane mind could take in, in so small a space of time, so many Ideas as rushd upon mine in the space of a moment, I cannot describe to you what I felt.

    Letter from Abigail Adams to John Adams, 17 September 1777 1963

  • Cecilia and Mother who had her hare in curl papers rushd in, and there was dad having a buly fite in bed, and he was punchin the pilo, and yellin Murder!

    Deer Godchild Marguerite Bernard

  • But in your absence, the tide of melancholy rushd in again, and did its worst Mischief by overwhelming my Reason.

    The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 5 The Letters of Charles and Mary Lamb Mary Lamb 1805

  • Le premier pas vers le vice est de mettre du mystere aux actions innocentes et quiconque aime à se cacher, a lôt ou tard raison de se cacher [17] — I know not why I should quote these words but they rushd into my head or more properly my heart & that when it is full is too apt to overflow. in short then I have promised to send some verses of mine into Herefordshire & that employment alone has been the real cause of my confinement & my neglect. the sprain happened fortunately for me I could have finished them [MS torn] the time but I am continually altering in hopes of amendment & as fast as I corr [MS torn] fault more of the Hydra race start up.

    Letter 47 1793

  • Then rushd to seize the seat of endless rest. — — — — — —

    Letter 18 1792

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