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Margaret Fuller, Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli (ed. W. H. Channing) 28 0 Browse Search
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Margaret Fuller, Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli (ed. W. H. Channing), chapter 1 (search)
hing truthfulness by herself, in the story of Mariana. Summer on the Lakes, p. 81. At first Yet the occasion found her equal to it, for Mariana had the kind of spirit which, in a better cauastically laughing, with backward glances, at Mariana, left alone. Alone she went to her room, l at universal perfidy, she could not get. And Mariana, born for love, now hated all the world. T her life, the only stain upon the history of Mariana. They talked to her, as girls having few ty; and, in a grave, sad voice, summoned forth Mariana to answer charges to be made against her. Mariana stood up and leaned against the chimneypiece. Then eight of the older girls came forward, the griefs of my sad life. I will tell you, Mariana, what I never expected to impart to any one. rself, but for one near and dear as herself. Mariana knew the dignity and reserve of this lady's nforgotten the vow of the returning prodigal. Mariana could not resent, could not play false. The t[4 more...]
The Daily Dispatch: December 11, 1862., [Electronic resource], Report of Lincoln's war Minister. (search)
The salt works at St. Andrew's Bay. --A dispatch dated at Mariana, November 26th, says: Mr. Collins, of this county, just returned from West Bay, reports that the enemy shelled the salt works in that vicinity, killing and wounding several — They then came ashore, and with small arms killed men and teams, and capturing several negroes, some prisoners, and 500 wagons--Tallahassee Viridian and Journal, Nov. 20