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Margaret Fuller, Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli (ed. W. H. Channing), chapter 11 (search)
d relatives in every place. I saw, also, a man,—an artist,—severe and antique in his spirit; he seemed burdened by the sorrows of aspiration; yet very calm, as secure in the justice of fate. What he does is bad, but full of a great desire. His name is David Scott. I saw another,—a pupil of De la Roche,—very handsome, and full of a voluptuous enjoyment of nature: him I liked a little in a different way. By far the most beauteous person I have seen is Joseph Mazzini. If you ever see Saunders' People's Journal, you can read articles by him that will give you some notion of his mind, especially one on his friends, headed Italian Martyrs. He is one in whom holiness has purified, but somewhat dwarfed the man. Our visit to Mr. Wordsworth was fortunate. He is seventy-six; but his is a florid, fair old age. He walked with us to all his haunts about the house. Its situation is beautiful, and the Rydalian Laurels are magnificent. Still, I saw abodes among the hills that I should