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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Chapter 10: the Dial. (search)
r would like to carry it on even under these circumstances. For him, or for you, it would be much easier than for me, for you have quiet homes, and better health. Of course, if you do carry it on, I should like to do anything I can to aid you. There must be prompt answer, as the press will wait. Your affectionate Margaret. Ms. The following month, after the appearance of a circular from Mr. Emerson announcing the continuance of the magazine, she writes as follows:-- Canton, April 18 [1842]. dear friend,--I received your letter before I left Boston, but in the hurry of the last hours could not write even a notelette with the parcel I requested J. Clarke to make up for you of Borrow, Longfellow, some more shreds of Dial, including the wearifua Napoleon, and the Prayer Book, if Dorothea Dix could be induced to grant the same. What awkward thing could I have said about your advertisement? I can't think.--All was understood, except that you had said I should put my nam