Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mrs. Stowe” in chapter 7 of Charles E. Stowe, Harriet Beecher Stowe compiled from her letters and journals by her son Charles Edward Stowe:
...l, we had to ride till twelve o'clock at night to get to Batavia, and I've been sick abed, so to speak, ever since.
The winter of 1842 was one of peculiar trial to the family at Walnut Hills; as Mrs. Stowe writes, It was a season of sickness and gloom.
Typhoid fever raged among the students of the seminary, and the house of the president was converted into a hospital, while the members of his famil...
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