The Twichellletter concerned missionaries, and added nothing to what he had alreadysaid on the subject. ' It is a well-known fact thathe has made fourteen hundred and fifty trips in the New Orleans and St. nse with which heexplained and justified the labor-unions as the sole present help of theweak against the strong. Their style is at least flawless and noman could improve upon it, and great books are weighed and measured bytheir style and matter, and not by the trimmings and shadings of theirgrammar.
In a little paper found in her desk shehad written: I know a few people who love the country as I do, but not many. Warner said: You may think it an easy thing to be fifty years old, but you will find it's not so FOR MARK TWAIN To brave Mark Twain, across the sea, The years have brought his jubilee. But the last is hardly fair.
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