Speech on Plagiarism (Holmes breakfast, Boston), December. der the leadership of Lord Curzon, in all the glory of his robes of office, the long black gown hea Clemens, whose health earlier in the year had been delicate, becamevery seriously ill at York Harbor. Clemens prepared estimates showing that the American business alone wouldearn thirty-five million dollars a year, and the European business twentymillion dollars more.
His fame had deprived him ofvalued privileges. e was especially qualified, with itspicturesque mixture of German and English and its unfailing humor. A sort of glorified truth it was truth wearing a smileof gentleness, hence all the more quickly heeded. Certainly his home life was never happier.
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