After greetings, Clemens produced theletter and read it to him solemnly, as if he were presenting a petition. By a Microbe WITH NOTES Clemens, who found it hard enough to reconcile himself to-any form of warfare, was especially bitter concerning this particularcampaign. A few daysbefore the 18th the servants, with one exception, were taken up to thenew house, Clemens and myself remaining in the loneliness of No.
Of course, one must regard many of Mark Twain's business aspectshumorously. For one thing, there is Howells's book to be read at such intervals as can be snatched from the quick-time march on which our rustling leader keeps us. ivilizations of the earth than is a chromo; and the august opera more than the hurdy-gurdy and the villagers' singing As a matter of fact, he was pleased with the place.
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