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Tully's orations, or Ovid or Horace or all of them.
I am, my dear Child, your affectionate Father,
John Adams
P.S.
The next Time you write to me, I hope you will take more care to write well.
Cant you keep a steadier Hand?
Adams,
John. Letter to John Quincy Adams, March 17, 1780. Adams Family Papers,
Massachusetts Historical Society. Published in Adams Family Correspondence,
Volume 3: April 1778 - September 1780 (Cambridge: The Belknap Press of Harvard
University Press, 1973). Pages 308-309.