[Letter to] Dear Miss Weston
by Thomas Wentworth Higginson
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This letter concerns prose and poetry desired for the Liberty Bell. Thomas Wentworth Higginson comments: "But my poetry, as you rashly call it, has all turned into prose for the last few years; a good exchange for all, I think." He encloses verses found "among the scattered waifs of the past." He also sends a sermon on the text "Am I my Brother's Keeper." He suggests asking his friend W. H. Hurlbut of Cambridge and the Rev. David A. Wasson of Groveland, who is "one of the noblest persons," for their writings.
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Holograph, signed.
In the 1853 issue of the Liberty Bell, there is a poem "The Morning Mist," p.102-103, and the sermon "Am I my Brother's Keeper," p.145-160, both by Thomas Wentworth Higginson.
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