It was pathetic, heart-wringing fancying; and later in the day Clemensconceived and began the poem which now he brought to conclusion. I said to the Duke: Your Grace, they're just about finger-milers! How do you mean, m' lord? This. several natural props, and yet make a book which you would be willing to print exactly as it comes to you, without altering a word. That the Mississippi book throughout did much to solidify this foreignopinion of Mark Twain's literary
Clemens is deeply distressed, for she thinks I have been blaming you or finding fault with you about something. s, the play of hisfeatures as his fancies and phrases passed in mental review and wereaccepted or waved aside. Clemens wrote she did not seehow they were going to carry them all. It was his delight to gather his juvenile guests in thisroom and teach them the science of billiard angles; but it was sodifficult to
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