SD2670. Diary Entry of Annie Adams Fields
As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 31, 298 (in part).
[Boston]
Friday [8 January 1864]
Mrs Stowe is building a true home. I shall try to take a leaf out of her book to make ours still more attractive. …
Mrs Eckley’s sad experience occupied us today. This woman has been truly loved both by Mrs Browning and Mrs Stowe. She must possess a strange weird genius herself.
What subtle villainy is [illegible word] in the true story of that Italian life.
Publication: None traced.
Manuscript: Massachusetts Historical Society.
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