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Margaret Fuller, Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli (ed. W. H. Channing), chapter 11 (search)
How I wish you could see them! Among the frequent guests are known to you Mr. and Mrs. Cranch, Mr. and Mrs. Story. Mr. S. has finally given up law, for the artist's life. His plans are not matureMrs. Story. Mr. S. has finally given up law, for the artist's life. His plans are not matured, but he passes the winter at Rome. On other evenings, I do not receive company, unless by appointment. I spend them chiefly in writing or study. I have now around me the books I need to know Itth of my child; again during the siege of Rome, the father and I being both in danger. I took Mrs. Story, and, when she left Rome, Mr. Cass, into my confidence. Both were kind as sister and brother.erestedness with which, amidst her own engrossing trials, Margaret devoted herself to others. Mrs. Story writes as follows:— During the month of November, 1847, we arrived in Rome, purposing toparture for Venice, Milan, and Como, that Ossoli first offered her his hand, and was refused. Mrs. Story continues:— After her return to Rome, they met again, and he became her constant visitor