13“only a ‘glance’”： Ibid., 1:10.
14“an ordinary book”： EP, MPE, 111.
15“I leave the”： EP, GD, 1:10.
16“Now we are”： Ibid., 2:55.
17“I intend to”： Ibid., 2:115.
18“When I get”： Ibid., 1:296.
19“Home! Sweet home!”： Ibid., 2:308.
20“Mrs. Packard often”： Ibid., 1:360–61.
21“see my baby”： Ibid., 1:165.
22“upon keeping the”： EP, TE, 16.
23“great battery”： EP, MPE, 100.
24“My book is”： EP, GD, 2:167.
25“pet”： EP, TE, 62.
26“pride”： Ibid.
27“a transcript of”： Ibid., 7.
28“They seemed to”： EP, GD, 1:87.
29“one breath”： Ibid., 1:88.
30“I tell you”： Ibid., 2:18.
CHAPTER 28
1“shall be then”： Abraham Lincoln, Emancipation Proclamation, January 1, 1863, https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/featured-documents/emancipation-proclamation/transcript.html.
2“If you continue”： EP, GD, 2:56–57.
3“The [insane] patient”： Ibid., 2:212.
4“be allowed to”： Ibid., 2:31.
5“I intend to”： Ibid., 2:210.
6“Does our government”： Ibid., 1:269 and 1:287.
7“mean, and ungenerous”： Ibid., 2:359.
8“We don’t want”： Ibid., 2:47.
9“half affair”： Ibid., 1:269.
10“Put woman into”： Ibid., 2:359.
11“Never let a”： Ibid., 2:220–21.
12“Dare to do”： Ibid., 2:223.
13“He trusts me”： Ibid., 2:19.
14“great want”： EP, PHL, 318.
15“No man on”： Mrs. Packard’s Reproof, 3.
16“noble protector”： EP, GD, 1:224.
17“bound with joy”： EP, PHL, 316.
18“the inauguration”： Ibid.
19“such a tranquilizing”： EP, MK, 76–77.
20“This I do”： Ibid., 77.
21“magnetisms mingled”： Ibid.
22“not one word”： Ibid.
23“He is the first”： Ibid.
24“As he had”： EP, PHL, 318.
25“I don’t see”： Isaac Packard, quoted by EP, GD, 4:181–82.
26“that he feared”： TP’s letter to Toffy Packard, as quoted by Toffy, in EP, TE, 57.
CHAPTER 29
1“a very common”： EP, MPE, 112–13.
2“universal sensation”： Attendant, quoted by EP, PHL, 335.
3“I will die”： EP, GD, 1:170.
4“to sit under”： EP, TE, 84–85.
5“extraordinary power”： AM, letter to TP, March 14, 1863, in “The Question of Mrs. Packard’s Sanity,” Northampton Free Press, April 13, 1866.
6“a mental level”： AM, in “Eighth Biennial Report,” 367.
7“The wonderful power”： SO, MO, 72, in PHL, page 426 in PDF.
8“read in our”： Feedback from a male reader, as quoted by EP, MPE, 115.
9“She’ll be in”： Quoted by EP, ibid., 113.
10“If this prophetess”： Ibid.
11“When she came”： SO, MO, 72, in PHL, page 426 in PDF.
12“Such an ardent”： Ibid.
13“The boldness with”： Ibid.
14“the brightest oasis”： EP, MP1, 288.
15“beautifully wrought white”： SO, MO, 53, in PHL, page 406 in PDF.
16“pledge of her”： SO, MO, 53, in PHL, page 407 in PDF.
17“This inestimable woman”： Ibid., 35, in PHL, page 389 in PDF.
18“You needn’t speak”： Mary Bailey （attendant）， quoted by SO, ibid., 44, in PHL, page 398 in PDF.
19“If Mrs. Olsen”： Mrs. McFarland, ibid., 43, in PHL, page 397 in PDF.
20“unmanageable, mischief-making”： Mary Bailey’s report of SO to AM, quoted by SO, ibid., 45, in PHL, page 399 in PDF.
21“She don’t like”： EP, GD, 2:25.
22“She calls me”： Ibid.
23“I wonder”： Ibid.
24“frighten away”： EP, TE, 9.
25“weep with joy”： SO, MO, 71, in PHL, page 425 in PDF.
26“conversed in very”： Ibid., 73, in PHL, page 427 in PDF.
27“there wasn’t quite”： Testimony of Dr. H. A. Johnson before the investigating committee, in Special Report of the Trustees, 80.
28“charnel house”： SO, MO, 46, in PHL, page 400 in PDF.