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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 3, chapter 14 (search)
l me too much about this. I do trust all that severe suffering is to end in restored health. How strange it Must seem to you to be obliged to be quiet and inactive! But how many who have fought God's battles here have been so taught to know where the strength is which is to win the fight? God bless you through it all, dear Mr. Sumner! He knows how hard it is for you,—harder for your friends, perhaps,—that you should stand and wait, and suffer, alas too. The Earl of Carlisle wrote, Feb. 8, 1859:— My dearest friend,—I received with delight your kind words on their errand of friendship and sympathy. When I made the speech Address before the Antislavery Society at Leeds. to which you refer you were certainly very prominently before my mind, and I think I must have had some unconscious instinct that you might see what I had said. I was very much pleased on the same occasion to make my first acquaintance with your friend Mr. Forster, for whose roof, I believe, you left