Clemens confessed in his notes that all thetime he himself was inwardly boiling--scalping Ward--flaying him alive--breaking him on the wheel--pounding him to a jelly. n his arrival; and aweek later, March 22, 1893, he sailed from Genoa on the Kaiser WilhelmII, a fine, new boat. Of course that set me free; I was not obliged to read it now at all, and, being free, my prejudice was gone, and as soon as the book came I opened it to see what it was like. y turn brought into view-talking, talking, endlessly talking the days through-days forever memorable to me.
]-- who still fetches and carries Helen. bly--it being enough to make abody's blood boil, as he confesses--and it impelled him to set downsurrep Clemens wrote that he had alreadyrevised the Yankee twice, that Stedman had critically read it, and thatMrs. ee that it knows more and has got more brains than all the printers in the world put together.
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