Wm.Jones.Letter.To.John.Kasey.Page.3.1841.Breckinridge.HISTORY-Letters

Wm Jones Letter To John Kasey Page 3 February 16, 1841 
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that you have been deceived since I never have done any thing designedly.  I am 
pretty certain that was repugment to the laws of friendship.  If my conduct 
ever has given grounds for this cold cruel treatment.  I beg that you will 
impute the cause to want of desirement in me rather than design and on those 
grounds pardon the breach that I may have committed.  But sir I forget myself.  
I am not a man to beg the favors of any mans friendship or to entreat him to 
wrile to me contrary to his own discretion.  No sir, it is discretionary with 
you whether you write or not.  But I can tell you one thing sir if you do not 
write and that speedily I will mount my horse Cudgel in hand and march to that 
sweet paradice that New Jerusalem garden spot of the world in short that heaven 
on earth happy old Kentucky and I will beet you till the ravines woods and 
vales of that receptacle of felicity shall resound echo and _____ with the 
sound of the merciful blows that I will rain down with exhausting profusion 
upon you long back……I reason by this time you are tired of this sought of 
nonsense & want to hear the news or something concerning our Va. Gal.  Flesh as 
to the news I have none of any importance.  I have had nothing but a 
continuance round of pleasure, scarsely since your departure, going to weldings 
balls & parties the like of weddings, that have occurred in these parts lately 
are unparalleled in the annuals of history and for me to undertake to give you 
a list eaven of those which I have been fortunate enough to get to would be an 
absurdily two goofs to think of.  My boards & ruckers are all single yet though 
fame sez that Mary is likely not to survive much longer it is thought that she 
will shortly fall a victum to the assiduettes of Edwards Pegram.  It is all 
throught that Cliftons shirt will be long enough to consist over Eliza.  I have 
made several new acquantences with splendid ladies since you left Virginia and 
have been strongly temped 
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