had really begun his crusade for reform soon after his arrivalin America in a practical hand-to-hand manner. How little one may tell of such a life as his! He traveled always such abroad and brilliant highway, with plumes flying and crowds followingafter. Man's sight and smell and hearing are all inferior. Did he use the right word only when he couldn't think of another one, or did he run so much to wrong words because he didn't know the right one when he saw it? 12.
Charles Langdon and his son Jervis happened to arrive in Vienna aboutthis time, bringing straight from America He still had violent rages now and then, remembering some of the mostnotable of his mistakes; and once, after denouncing himself, ratherinclusively rovide tablets for various libraries in the State, on whichshall be inscribed Mark Twain's definition of a gentleman. There ishardly even a suggestion of humor from beginning to end.
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