CCXCVMARK TWAIN'S RELIGIONThere is such a finality about death; however interesting it may be as anexperience, one cannot discuss it afterward with one's friends. CLXXXINAUHEIM AND THE PRINCE OF WALESClemens was able to write pretty steadily that summer in Nauheim andturned off a quantity of copy. That would only make me more conspicuous. e was especially qualified, with itspicturesque mixture of German and English and its unfailing humor.
He felt as I did aboutit, and was ready to do whatever was right, and thought we ought to pourboiling water on the Family and extinguish it, which we did. He sailed on the New York on the end ofFebruary, and a little more than a month later returned by the Paris--that is, at the end of March. Certain persistent correspondents, too self-centered to realize theirlack of consideration, or the futility of their purpose, followed himrelentlessly. nces; & I promised to go and see the President & do what I could to get him to double their jail terms.
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