The Letters Of Mark Twain, Complete


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yesterday count for nothing to-day--he makes a new examination every  
day. But he injures nothing.  
I went with Laffan to the Racquet Club the other night and played,  
billiards two hours without starting up any rheumatism. I suppose it was  
all really taken out of me in Berlin.  
Richard Harding Davis spoke yesterday of Clara's impersonations at Mrs.  
Van Rensselaer's here and said they were a wonderful piece of work.  
Livy dear, I do hope you are comfortable, as to quarters and food at  
the Hotel Brighton. But if you're not don't stay there. Make one  
more effort--don't give it up. Dear heart, this is from one who loves  
you--which is Saml.  
It was decided that Rogers and Clemens should make a trip to Chicago  
to investigate personally the type-setter situation there. Clemens  
reports the details of the excursion to Mrs. Clemens in a long  
subdivided letter, most of which has no general interest and is here  
omitted. The trip, as a whole, would seem to have been  
satisfactory. The personal portions of the long Christmas letter  
may properly be preserved.  
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