The digressions of V., written for his own fun and that of his friends (1910)
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thier shoulders upon which it could fall thanthose of his friend Augustin Daly. This was said with such manly AT DINNERS 397 sincerity that, by Jove! I was inclined to believe it. Of courseMark Twain was there. He told of the difficulty of approachingsuch a great man as Daly on account of his… … LAZARUS and the dog were all smiles and he was shown at once into thepresence. I think Mark Twain, having a sense of humour, wouldbe the first to admit that he made a rather long story of this. Thenthe beloved of all — Willy Winter, and the dear Mrs. Gilbert,and almost all the others. But the best…
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