n on the planet, and in several ways as easily the most extraordinary woman that was ever born upon it. He suddenly came down with the complaint during hisvisit to Clemens, and his case was a violent one. In all that night & all that day she never noticed my caressing hand--it seemed strange. about Mark Twain;also that on two occasions, when he had ventured diffidently to say thathe knew that author
s eyes and speech, satup on his couch in his little cabin in that Arcadian stillness and toldold tales and adventures. Among these activitiesare some that represent Mark Twain's choicest work. There was not a vestige of hesitation; there was no grasping at straws,no suggestion of dread. Clemens had always been an ardent Clevelandadmirer, and to Mrs.
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