Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, volume Ii
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Isee good articles copied from the "Alba. " TO MADAME ARCONATI.
_Rome, Feb. 5_, 1849. --I am so delighted to get your letter, that Imust answer on the instant. I try with all my force to march straightonwards, --to answer the claims of the day; to act out my feeling asseems right at the time, and not heed the consequences;--but in myaffections I am tender and weak; where I have really loved, a barrier, a break, causes me great suffering. I read in your letter that I amstill dear to you as you t...o me. I always felt, that if we had passedmore time together, --if the intimacy, for which there was ground inthe inner nature, had become consolidated, --no after differences ofopinion or conduct could have destroyed, though they might interruptits pleasure. But it was of few days' standing, --our interviews muchinterrupted. I felt as if I knew you much better than you could me, because I had occasion to see you amid your various and habitualrelations. I was afraid you might change, or become indifferent; now Ihope not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isee good articles copied from the "Alba. " TO MADAME ARCONATI.
_Rome, Feb. 5_, 1849. --I am so delighted to get your letter, that Imust answer on the instant. I try with all my force to march straightonwards, --to answer the claims of the day; to act out my feeling asseems right at the time, and not heed the consequences;--but in myaffections I am tender and weak; where I have really loved, a barrier, a break, causes me great suffering. I read in your letter that I amstill dear to you as you t...o me. I always felt, that if we had passedmore time together, --if the intimacy, for which there was ground inthe inner nature, had become consolidated, --no after differences ofopinion or conduct could have destroyed, though they might interruptits pleasure. But it was of few days' standing, --our interviews muchinterrupted. I felt as if I knew you much better than you could me, because I had occasion to see you amid your various and habitualrelations. I was afraid you might change, or become indifferent; now Ihope not.
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