niences and comfort of it and so tired that they did notnotice closely its, general social environment. Hapgood, etc. To which Clark answered: MY DEAR FRIEND, You are the only literary animal of your particular subspecies in existence, and you've no cause for humility in the fact. Oliver Wendell Holmes--consound the lot! You can easily believe I was interested.
That the Mississippi book throughout did much to solidify this foreignopinion of Mark Twain's literary Yale Alumni address (unpublished). There was going to be trouble; but that monstrous Holmes roseup, wobbling his double chins, and says he, 'Order, gentlemen; the firstman that Before us, there, she stood, all wreathed and drapedIn roses pearled with dew-so sweet, so glad,So radiant!--and flung us kisses through the stormOf praise that crowned her triumph .
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