This was the storm of which Mark Twain wrote his matchless description,given first in his speech on New England weather, and later preserved in'Following the Equator', in more extended form. He has come to bring us news of our kinsman. The machinery forits sale and delivery was in full swing by August 1, and five thousandone hundred and seventy copi Good Gad! he exclaimed, as the twins flung themselves at his lower limbs.
Henry Clemens became the Sid of Tom Sawyer, though Henry was in every waya finer character than Sid. His river life had increased his natural languor of habit, and hisslow speech heightened the lazy impression which he was never unwillingto convey. The kitchen end of the houseextended toward Farmington Avenue, but it was by no means unbeautiful. city, as was theirhabit, Auntie Cord came around to say good night, and Clemens engaged herin conversation.
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