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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 2, chapter 30 (search)
I intended this letter as a welcome home to you and your dear wife on landing. You will deem it, I fear, a sad welcome. I shall leave Boston, probably for Berkshire, as soon as my strength will permit. I long for a change of air and to taste the health of the country; but I do not count upon getting away before the 22d. If you are true to your promises, you will be here long before then. Farewell. Ever affectionately yours, C. S. To Mrs. Robert C. Waterston. Hancock Street, Aug. 24, 1844. my dear Mrs. Waterston,—I have delayed thus long in acknowledging your most valued note of kindness and hospitality, that I might express to you, with my own hand, still trembling with fever, the pleasure and gratitude which it awakened. I have not been, and am not yet, in a condition to leave home; and, I assure you, in the imprisonment of my chamber I have panted for the green meadows and ancestral trees which surround your mansion. Dr. Jackson thinks I may leave town next Wedne