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Maria Mitchell: Life, Letters, and Journals

CHAPTER V
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We drank her health in cold water.

Mr.Hawthorne said, 'May you live happily, and be ready to go when you must.' "He joined in the family talk very pleasantly.

One evening we made up a story.

One said, 'A party was in Rome;' another said, 'It was a pleasant day;' another said, 'They took a walk.' It came to Hawthorne's turn, and he said, 'Do put in an incident;' so Rosa said, 'Then a bear jumped from the top of St.Peter's!' The story went no further.
"I was with the family when they first went to St.Peter's.

Hawthorne turned away saying, 'The St.Peter's of my imagination was better.' "I think he could not have been well, he was so very inactive.


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