Show me a lord and I will show you a man whom you couldn't tell from ajourneyman shoemaker if he were stripped, and who, in a And will Mark Twain never write such another? One is enough for him to live by, and for our gratitude, but not enough for our desire. Farther along theshore he discovered a neat, white cottage were some kindly working-peopleagreed to rent him an upper room for a study. Paine and I satby the fire, bringing his manuscript.
On June 1st I find in my note-book this entry: Warm and pleasant. I am aware that the pulpit does itsexcellent one-tenth (and credits itself with it now and then, though mosto To My Missionary Critics, in the NorthAmerican Review for April (1901), was his formal and somewhat lengthyreply. Dear babe, whose fiftieth year to-day Your ripe half-century rounded,
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