nd quot;King Art; by Miss Mulock.

    ...You knoeacake us to see everyterest us, and  deal in t deligons birt to t croe t caused by ty of sounds made by tra,  II. Letters(1887-1901)91

    afternoon very muc attention ted tartling liberties o ones arms and  ceremony to kisses, apparently unconscious of ty of t.

    Dear me, iful little beasts t tured and friendly, one cannot hem.

    Dr. eac t t to a reception given by t;Metropolitan Club.quot;... It is sometimes called t;Millionaires Club.quot; t, being built of  I must confess, so muco me; and I didnt envy t all to bring them....

    tO MRS. KAtE ADAMS KELLER Neernoon at Mr.

    tons, and  deligime!... e met Mr. Clemens and Mr.  time; but I  t I salk to t t pleasure , muc I, only a little girl of fourteen, sact inguis I am a very eful for tiful privileges I inguisle and kind, and I could not tell old us many entertaining stories, and made us laugill  o Europe in a feo bring er, Jeanne, back to America, because Jeanne, e nom de plume for Mr. Clemens because it  sound, and goes ings, and its nautical significance suggests tiful t ten. I teac  is to spell told me a little about Venice, ies, and spoke very tenderly of tle girl, innifred, ;Birds Cmas Carol,quot; but s come. I  to see  I  pleasure some otime. Mr. ton gave me a lovely little glass, sle, . e also met Mr. Rogers... w o bring us home.

    - South.

    tO MRS. LAURENCE tON tuscumbia, Alabama, July 29, 1895. ...I am spending my vacation very quie