Francis Parkman's Canadian Histories he had read periodically, especiallythe story of the Old Regime and of the Jesuits in North America. It can hardly spell any large word inthe English language with any degree of certainty. Stead, Isadore Straus, John Jacob Astor, and other distinguished men. His early business periodresembles, in some of its features, his mining experience in Esmeralda,his letters to Webster being not unlike those to Orion in that formerday.
e of those peculiarly depressing letters--a letter cast in artificially humorous form, whilst no art could make the subject humorous--to me. Farther along theshore he discovered a neat, white cottage were some kindly working-peopleagreed to rent him an upper room for a study. And so I have concluded to put the MS. That he was beginning to need the money may have added azest to the joy of his giving.
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