In the book-lined precincts of David and Anne Ferry's antique Greek revival home, you can easily picture Ralph Waldo Emerson, standing in the foyer with hat in hand. In 1842, he paid a call on the feminist critic Margaret Fuller, who owned the house at the time. But move to the rear veranda where poet and translator David ... (Full article: 1420 words)
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