The Letters Of Mark Twain, Complete


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out--I will see to it that they get the money they need. Then the thing  
will move right along and your royalties will cease to be waste paper.  
I will post you the minute my scheme fails or succeeds. In the meantime,  
you stop walking the floor. Go off to the country and try to be gay.  
You may have to go to walking again, but don't begin till I tell you my  
scheme has failed." And he added: "Keep me posted always as to where you  
are--for if I need you and can use you--I want to know where to put my  
hand on you."  
If I should even divulge the fact that the Standard Oil is merely  
talking remotely about going into the type-setter, it would send my  
royalties up.  
With worlds and worlds of love and kisses to you all,  
SAML.  
With so great a burden of care shifted to the broad financial shoulders  
of H. H. Rogers, Mark Twain's spirits went ballooning, soaring toward  
the stars. He awoke, too, to some of the social gaieties about him, and  
found pleasure in the things that in the hour of his gloom had seemed  
mainly mockery. We find him going to a Sunday evening at Howells's, to  
John Mackay's, and elsewhere.  
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