Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 213
that face. He was of a remarkably affectionate and 688 DOUGLAS TERROLD : A SKETCH OF HIS LIFE. [July, sympathetic character, as his numerous friendswere aware. Indeed, no better refutation of thecommon notion of his bitterness and cynicismcan be given than by quoting words writ-ten of him by people… … DOUGLAS JERROLD, of all things mean and interested; earnest in hisnoble indignation at wrong and oppression;earnest in the very wit with which he ventedhis sense of detestation for evil-doing. He wasdeeply earnest in all serious things; and verymuch in earnest when dealing with mattersapparently…
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