: Thatjustice, plain and simple, is a thing which right-feeling men stand readyat all times to accord to brothers and strangers alike. Parker and Dunham returned to Hartford and reported Mark Twain morethan ever a philosopher; also that he was the center of notability andhis house a court. Members of the Clemens household were impressed by this royal attention. Lounsbury didn't say any more just then, but he had a feeling thatperhaps the dread at Stormfield had grown unnecessarily large.
clock Mark Twain appeared in the salon, and amid a storm of applause took his seat at the head of the table. CCXXXVIAT PIER 7OMark Twain was nearing seventy, the scriptural limitation of life, andthe returns were coming in. And, somewhat later: Oh, itis such a mystery, and it takes so long. I have read it a goodmany times; but I never could stand Meredith and most of the othercelebrities.
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