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towards widows and their Providential function as economic aids,
thus:—
Our uncle is not at present able to pay you or any other he
owes money to. If he was able to pay he would; they must
have patience till God enable him. As his wife died in mercy
near twelve months since, it may be he may light of some rich
widow that may make him capable to pay; except God in this
way raise him he cannot pay you or any one else.
It certainly must have been some satisfaction to every woman to
feel within herself the possibility of becoming such a celestial agent
of material salvation.
I wish to state, in passing, that it is sometimes difficult to judge as
to the marital estate of some dames, to know whether they were
widows at the time of the second marriage or not, for the prefixed
Mrs. was used indifferently for married and single women, and even
for young girls. Cotton Mather wrote of “Mrs. Sarah Gerrish, a very
beautiful and ingenious damsel seven years of age.” Rev. Mr.
Tompson wrote a funeral tribute to a little girl of six, which is entitled
and begins thus:—
A Neighbors Tears dropt on ye grave of an Amiable Virgin,
a pleasant Plant cut down in the blooming of her Spring viz;
Mrs Rebecka Sewall Anno Aetatis 6, August ye 4ᵗʰ 1710.
The pious old minister did not really mean by this tribute to the old-
school doctors, that Mrs. Rebecka would have achieved earthly
immortality. He modestly ends his poetic tribute thus:—
Had you given warning ere you pleased to Die
You might have had a Neater Elegy.
These consorts and relicts are now but shadows of the past:—