Hehas no choice. Sometimes we went as high as Carnegie's, onNinety-second Street, and rode home on top of the electric stage--alwaysone of Mark Twain's favorite diversions. He was constantly demanded forthis thing and that--for public gatherings, dinners--everywhere he was acentral figure. On Christmas morning Mr.
Heremained from half past seven until eight--a forbidden privilege, butpermitted because she was so animated, feeling so well. Robert Fulton, ofNevada, was appointed a committee of one to invite him to Reno for agreat celebration which was to be held there. more than themoney-supply. Clemens, in fact, felt relieved, now that the worst had come, and wrotebright letters home.
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