When I used the Librivox app, which seems to be titled Audio Books and Novels, but was called Free Audio Books when I first downloaded it, I could only find Fuller's Summer On The Lakes . But somehow her Woman in the Nineteenth Century is on the website, but not the app. The language is so foreign that I find listening to the book, it just ploughs along, and I don't get caught up or quit. She was accompanied on the trip by Caroline Sturgis Tappan , though she wouldn't marry William Tappan until 1847. Caroline Sturgis attended Bronson Alcott's Temple School, Dorothy Dix's school for girls, and became Margaret Fuller's private student, and she participated in Fuller's Conversations series with her sister Ellen Sturgis Hooper. She published poems in Dial and wrote 2 childrens books. She researched the book in the Harvard Library and she is considered the first woman to be allowed into the library. The book was completed in 1844. Scholar Dorothy Z. Baker , au...