ighteen, he had changed carsthere for Washington and had barely caught his train--the crowd yellingat him as he ran. win in this war, for her defeat & fall would be an irremediable disaster for the mangy human race. Once he attended a small dinner given him by GeorgeSmalley at the Metropolitan Club; but it was a private affair, with onlygood friends present. ation with Gorky was recognized and respected; but it wasnot sufficiently orthodox for American conventi
Miss Clemens was inclined to defend the President, and spokewith considerable enthusiasm concerning his elements of popularity, whichhad won him such extraordinary admiration. m writing a companion piece to 'The Prince and the Pauper', which ishalf done & will make 200,000 words. I do not write quite as clearly as I could if well. over the hazy hills, delivering his sentences with a measured accuracy that seldom calls for change.
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