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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 10., Some letters of Miss Lucy Osgood. (search)
ine looking, curly headed boys, her sons; she has in all six children, and diligently mends their clothing while she dictates to her amanuensis. Miss C. told us that in a day which Mrs. Stowe passed in London with her and Mrs. Follen, Mrs. F. said to her, How do you feel Mrs. Stowe, when the earls and dukes are soliciting the honor of touching your hand? As if I were a great humbug! But as I cannot hinder them there is nothing for me but to submit. Mrs. John Brown. Letter September 15, 1856. I wish to give you an account of a most interesting guest who was with us last evening. Mrs. Holman came in bringing with her a lady whom she introduced to me as a Mrs. Brown just arrived from Kansas where her husband, the editor of the Herald of Freedom, is now imprisoned with Gov. Robinson and his companions. We gazed upon her with interest. She was a superb looking woman, six feet high at the least, from thirty-three to thirty-eight years old apparently; not a mother, but the