FOOTNOTES:
[20] Channing's Letter to Birney. 1837.
[21] Godwin's Inquirer.
[22] Sober Thoughts on the State of the Times. Boston, 1835, p. 27.
[23] This reminds me of a singular instance of confusion of ideas. The landlady of a hotel declared my trumpet to be the best invention she had ever seen: better than spectacles. Query, better for what?
[24] "Mr. Richard Masey requests the pleasure of Mrs. Miken's, and Miss Arthur's company, on Saturday evening at seven o'clock, in Dr. Smith's long brick-store."