Chapter XII: Life in Framingham

Pain of Removal.--New Residence.--Generosity of
Friends.--Extracts from Letters.--Faithful Domestic.--Views of
Service.--Larger Extracts.--Death of Dr Channing.--Kindness of
Neighbors.--Mr. Ware's Illness in Boston.--Her
Feelings.--Return to Framingham.--His Jaunts and final
Sickness.--His Death.--First Sabbath.--Burial at
Cambridge.--Letters to Children and Friends.--Isolation and
Suffering.--Labor, Mental and Manual.--Preparation of a
Memoir.--Communion with her Husband and the Departed
Ones.--Letters to her Son.--Looking for a new
Residence.--Decision for Milton.--Last Record of Framingham.