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Chapter X: Life in Cambridge

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Final Leave of the Parish in Boston.--Removal to Cambridge--New
Position.--Chief Anxieties.--Pecuniary Straits.--Mrs. Ware's
Sickness, long and serious.--Husband's Feelings.--Emma's
Visit.--Letters to Mrs. Paine and Emma.--Mrs. Ware's Recovery
and Summons to Concord.--Mr. Ware's Illness there, and
Apprehensions.--Her Use of the Warning, and Habit of
Preparation.--Death of her Son Robert.--Her Account.--Devotion
to her Children.--Letters to John.--Cases of
Hospitality.--Crowded, but never worried.--Journal to
John.--Letters at the End of 1832 and 1833.--Dangerous Illness
of a Child.

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Memoir of Mary L. Ware, Wife of Henry Ware, Jr.Chapter X: Life in Cambridge

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