Colby--Series: Correspondence - Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 1887-1902, undated (Clara Bewick Colby papers, 1860-1957; Wisconsin Historical Society Archives, Box 2, Folder 8)

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Mr. [Poppleton?] or Senator [Maniterson?} speak in the evening of the Opera Home. I feel that Miss Anthony is very uncertain & I know my capacity to speak is doubtful. I cannot stand to speak even five minutes & my voice is very husky. It has always been a pitiful sight to me when old people lay superfluous on the stage

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to [parade?] their information & I do not feel like being diagnosed with [dressing?] it myself. You need not be [emphasized?] if I leave town to escape the mortification I know I cannot do myself [in?] the [cervice?] justice. Is it too late to postpone a [illegible] [who?] the [illegible]

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