The Letters Of Mark Twain, Complete


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rich,"--I've lost my guess, that's all. I expect that the way it got so  
high in Cal. was, that Raish's brother, over there was offered $750.00  
for 20 feet of it, and he refused.....  
Couldn't go on the hill today. It snowed. It always snows here, I  
expect.  
Don't you suppose they have pretty much quit writing, at home?  
When you receive your next 1/4 yr's salary, don't send any of it here  
until after you have told me you have got it. Remember this. I am afraid  
of that H. and D.  
They have struck the ledge in the Live Yankee tunnel, and I told the  
President, Mr. Allen, that it wasn't as good as the croppings. He said  
that was true enough, but they would hang to it until it did prove rich.  
He is much of a gentleman, that man Allen.  
And ask Gaslerie why the devil he don't send along my commission as  
Deputy Sheriff. The fact of my being in California, and out of his  
country, wouldn't amount to a d---n with me, in the performance of my  
official duties.  
I have nothing to report, at present, except that I shall find out all I  
want to know about this locality before I leave it.  
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