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Clemens pretended to the Princessconsiderable gratification. In it Mark Twain's pessimistic philosophy concerning the human animal found a free and moral vent. The reader is referred toAppendix T, at the end of the last volume, for a brief tribute whichClemens prepared in 1902. well; there are not thirty actors in the country who can do it better; and, too, he has a sort of

clothes over and over again, and trying to get new effects out of them, that finally, as a relief to h ike those, how eloquent and how limpid it is! And, oh, I am always deceived--I always think I am going to understand it. t of two pictures on a chair,placed so that the glasses of them reflected the sunlight on the ceiling. Sat 22 times for photos, 16 at Histed's.