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Letter from Susan B. Anthony to her brother-in-law, Eugene Mosher, October 4, 1877

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was it that I did not, could not-break out of my wits and come out here with her- I thought I had counted the cost and should never regret my decisions- but alas one can't know what ? hour they will best be satisfied with themselves- Does she yet live? Does she look into my heart?- If our confident she felt that she would___ But, I, nor none of us, can do, any more her happiness-unless she does live & see & feel with us-& may each & all of us so live & so act& so speak & feel to each other-that she may rejoice in that realm we know not of that she may be happy in us- though we are not permitted positively to know her knowledge & presence with us. I have not seen Mrs Durr- but hear that she is not so well this autumn- I am in G Alida C. Avery's guest chamber- a lovely chamber-south west, north exposure- and take my meals a block away- at Judge Stiles ( the new majors's)house- very excellent table- I hope dear Hannah had as good when she was here