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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Chapter 4: country life at Groton. (1833-1836.) (search)
re, her brother Eugene, who was her nearest companion, was now absent. Eugene and I, she writes in a later diary, were near of an age, and loved to wander out together, over the streams and through the woods, walking and talking or oftener silent. Ms. Diary, 1844. Eugene Fuller was not the most intellectual of her brothers, but the most winning and attractive; he had graduated at Harvard in 1834, and was at this time private tutor at the plantation of my uncle, Colonel Samuel Storrow, at Farley, Culpeper County, Virginia. This explains an allusion in the following letter, written by Margaret Fuller to her father during a temporary visit in Cambridge,--which I give to show how cordial a tie really united them, in spite of her criticisms. The dearest and most affectionate mean a good deal. Boston, June 2, 1835. Dearest father,--I was very glad to receive your letter although 't was but brief. You have of late omitted to write to me when I was absent, and I have felt as if you