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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 2, Chapter 23: return to his profession.—1840-41.—Age, 29-30. (search)
u remember I told you he was a remarkable person. William Story is at work on your Laura; A paper on Laura Bridgman. he manipulates your style every day, sitting in the remote corner of Hillard's room. While writing this, your letter, with that soulful epistle of your wife, has come to hand. What a luxury to have so much love to lean upon, to encourage you, to animate you, to make you happy! I would give an Indian argosy for such a treasure. To Horatio Greenough. Boston, Sept. 16, 1841. dear Greenough,—. . . Allston has a little novel Monaldi. in press, written twenty years ago,—about as large as the Vicar of Wakefield, so he says,—being the story of the life of an artist in Italy. I long to see it; for his beautiful mind must throw delightful colors over such a subject. Young Dana does admirably at the bar. He has as much business as he can attend to. When shall you let us see you? I have sent a letter of introduction to you by Mr. and Mrs. Grote, of London.<