MILFORD, JULY 20th, 1859.
Feeling a deep interest in the welfare of the writer of this
book, and hoping that its circulation will be extensive, I wish to
say a few words in her behalf. I have been acquainted with her
for several years, and have always found her worthy the esteem
of all friends of humanity; one whose soul is alive to the work
to which she puts her hand. . Although her complexion is a little
darker than my own, I esteem it a privilege to associate with
her, and assist her whenever an opportunity presents itself. It is
with this motive that I write these few lines, knowing this book
must be interesting to all who have any knowledge of the writer's
character, or wish to have. I hope no one will refuse to
aid her in her work, as she is worthy the sympathy of all Christians,
and those who have a spark of humanity in their breasts.
Thinking it unnecessary for me to write a long epistle, I will
close by bidding her God speed.
