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Some voices tell us Katey did,
Emanate from a man’s rib,
Others tell us Katey did’nt [sic].
That she was never in it,
But I think from Katy’s grace,
And the beauty of her face,
And her many virtues blended
That from the angels she descended,

(over)
(March 1893)

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These were the jingles the Dana Editor of the N.Y. Sun copied when calling on E.C.S and put on the editorial page.
(H.S.B)
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	A different story re. Publication in the New York Sun is told in extract from Mrs. Stanton’s diary p. 296 Vol II. Stanton and Blatch “Reminiscence and Diary”
This is probably a trial version of the poem written for Katherine D. Blake on her birthday.
	Alma Lutz.
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[typed transcript]
	
(COPY)		Original in
Alma Lutz Collection.

Some voices tell us Katey did,
Emanate from a man’s rib,
Others tell us Katey did’nt,
That she was never in it,
But I think firm Katy’s grace,
And the beauty of her face,
And her many virtues blended
When [That] from the angles she descended,

(March 1893)

Notes on back copy of poem as follows:

These were the jingles the Dana Editor of the N.Y. Sun copied on E.C.S and put on the editorial page.
(H.S.B)

A different story re. publication in the New York Sun is told in extract from Mrs. Stanton’s diary p. 296 Vol II. Stanton and Blatch “Reminiscence and Diary”.

This is probably a trial version of the poem written for Katherine D. Blake on her birthday.
	Alma Lutz.