The understudy said: On the custom of the niggers. know why I wish I had left your work unread, I will tell you as briefly as possible if you will ask me. Rogers was in a perpetual gale of laughter. At one time he was impelled to dictate anautobiography--Grant's difficulties in his dying hour suggesting this--and he
In our old day such a gathering talkedpure drivel and rot, mostly, but better that, a thousand times, thanthese dreary conversational funerals that oppress our spirits in this madgeneration. Emerson pointed tome and says: 'Is yonder squalid peasant all That this proud nursery could breed?'He was a-whetting his bowie on his boot--so I let it pass. He was not always glad to see promiscuous callers, even some one that hemight have met pleasantly elsewhere. MOORE, The book has furnished me several days of deep pleasure & satisfaction.
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