Speech on Plagiarism (Holmes breakfast, Boston), December. This report--exploitedin five-column head-lines by a hyper-hysterical paper of that periodreceived wide attention. Clemens decidedto give selections from his books, as he had done with Cable, and tostart without much delay. I did what I could.
A seed sown by the wind more than forty years before wasready to bloom. Dunne went away stillunsatisfied, promising that he would come back and try it again. It was a properresidence for a venerable author and a sage, and with the handsomeHartford furnishings distributed through it, made a distinctly suitablesetting for Mark Twain. Clemens's war sentiment was given the widest newspaper circulation, andbrought him many letters, most of them applauding his words.
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