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Sep 09, 2021 EricRoscoe Jul 24, 2020 Westbrook Jul 14, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	p.2 that we almost dreaded the result, in her weak nervous condition. She told us how she felt when she [bade?] you good bye. & how she had wondered like Mrs Browning in her "Por- tugese Sonnets" what her [?] had but so recently heard the footsteps of yours! Thursday Morning- Mother has passed another night of great suffering, & feels very week this morn- ing. We are anxious & troubled about her, & yet she had lived through so many severe attacks, we can but hope she will rally once more. I think it was you who kindly sent me a German paper some weeks since containing articles on Mrs. Staunton's statement of the German woman working with the cow. She probably Translation that we almost dreaded the result, in her weak nervous condition. She told us how she felt when she [bade?] you good bye. & how she had wondered like Mrs Browning in her "Por- tugese Sonnets" what her [?] had but so recently heard the footsteps of yours! Thursday Morning- Mother has passed another night of great suffering, & feels very week this morn- ing. We are anxious & troubled about her, & yet she had lived through so many severe attacks, we can but hope she will rally once more. I think it was you who kindly sent me a German paper some weeks since containing articles on Mrs. Staunton's statement of the German woman working with the cow. She probably	p.2 that we almost dreaded the result, in her weak nervous condition. She told us how she felt when she [bade?] you good bye. & how she had wondered like Mrs Browning in her "Por- tugese Sonnets" what her [?] had but so recently heard the footsteps of yours! Thursday Morning- Mother has passed another night of great suffering, & feels very week this morn- ing. We are anxious & troubled about her, & yet she had lived through so many severe attacks, we can but hope she will rally once more. I think it was you who kindly sent me a German paper some weeks since containing articles on Mrs. Staunton's statement of the German woman working with the cow. She probably Translation that we almost dreaded the result, in her weak nervous condition. She told us how she felt when she [bade?] you good bye. & how she had wondered like Mrs Browning in her "Por- tugese Sonnets" what her [?] had but so recently heard the footsteps of yours! Thursday Morning- Mother has passed another night of great suffering, & feels very week this morn- ing. We are anxious & troubled about her, & yet she had lived through so many severe attacks, we can but hope she will rally once more. I think it was you who kindly sent me a German paper some weeks since containing articles on Mrs. Staunton's statement of the German woman working with the cow. She probably

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that we almost dreaded
the result, in her weak
nervous condition. She told
us how she felt when she
[bade?] you good bye. & how she had wondered
like Mrs Browning in her "Por-
tugese Sonnets" what her
[?] had but so recently
heard the footsteps of yours!
Thursday Morning-
Mother has passed another
night of great suffering, &
feels very week this morn-
ing. We are anxious & troubled
about her, & yet she had
lived through so many severe
attacks, we can but hope
she will rally once more.
I think it was you who
kindly sent me a German
paper some weeks since
containing articles on Mrs.
Staunton's statement of the
German woman working
with the cow. She probably

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