The news came at 9. This letter is really acareful and faithful description of Aix-les-Bains, with no particulardrift of humor in it. sly dreamed that it seemed real all the time; nothing left but You, center of a snowy desolation, perched on the t the morals of mankind had kept pace withnecessity, whereas those of the Lord had remained unchanged.
My other dream is of being at a brilliant gathering in my night-garments. repare for heaven, but to prepare to remain onearth, and it is such men as Mark Twain who make other men not fit todie, but fit to live. The characterof Pudd'nhead Wilson is lovable and fine, and his final triumph at themurder trial is thrilling in the extreme. On another: Have you seen any portion of the second volume? It is up to the end, or nearly so.
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