ich would killanybody else; how he smoked constantly, loathed exercise, and had noother regularity of habits. I wrote and told him it was a joke--and that is what I am now saying to my Springfield inquirer. me one of those constructive tricks that people's memories indulge in, he read me the first chapters of an admirable story. The story of Huck Finn will probably stand as the best of Mark Twain'spurely fictional writings.
There is no man so poor but what at intervals some man comes to him with an ax to grind. Maloryto the end of his days, the beauty and poetry of his chronicles; who hadwritten 'The Prince and the Paupe General Grant wrote or dictated every word of the story himself, then hadthe manuscript read aloud to him and made his own revisions. To such a one much is due in the way of indulgence.
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