Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Volume 2. by Matthew L. (Matthew Livingston) Davis
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Footnotes: 1. Her cousin, Catharine Brown, daughter of Dr. Joseph Brown. CHAPTER XIV. TO THEODOSIA. Philadelphia, June 11, 1803. _Continuation of the Story of the Loves of Reubon and Celeste_. Your recollection must be recalled to the fatal and decisive interview of Wednesday. The result only was stated in a former letter. It would have required too much time to compress into the compass of one or two sheets a conversation of two hours. The details are therefore omitted; but a circumstance which will increase your surprise at the incident related yesterday morning is, that, on Wednesday night, Reubon received by the hands of a servant of Celeste, sent for the sole purpose seven miles, a letter from her, couched in civil terms, but expressing "an unalterable determination never to listen again to his suit, and requesting that the subject might never be renewed." Reubon returned home late last evening, and was told that a boy had been |
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