Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 558
gurated, and troublewas in the air. Then in April Ft. Sumter wasfired upon, and the war had come. It was a feverish time among the pilots. Somewere for the Union—others would go with theConfederacy. Horace Bixby stood for the North and in time was chief of the Union river-service.A pilot named… … IHE HIVER JOURNEY FILLED JANE CLEMENS WITHVVUNDEK AND DELIGHT. and south as they did, they divided their sym-pathies. Samuel Clemens was thoughtful, andfar from bloodthirsty. A pilot-house, so fine andshowy in times of peace, seemed a poor place tobe in when fighting was going on. He wouldconsider…
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