Excerpt from The Romance of the Association: Or, One Last Glimpse of Charlotte Temple and Eliza Wharton, a Curiosity of Literature and Life On the contrary, it was the wish of those for whose pleasure it was written to preserve all the details that would recall hereafter the charmed week at Hartford, although at times these might disguise the thread of the story.

Again, the sympathies to which the story is addressed are limited. The members of the Association present at Hartford, during the last days in August, 1874; a few persons who have heard the manuscript read; and women with good memories in the rural homesteads up and down the Connecticut River, may be all who will read it with interest.

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