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[303] motives. Much of her service has been rendered without fee or reward, and when the necessity of providing for the care and education of her boys has compelled her to receive compensation, it has been only in such amount as would suffice for that purpose. Yet her eminent services, many of them such as none but herself could have rendered, richly deserve a noble testimonial.
Thayer and Eldridge, 1866.
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