rtain that he perjured himself when he professed to believe it true andpretended that he was not surprised. I have had some of your books sent to me; have enjoyed them very much--only wish I could afford to buy some. He did somechapters quite in the old vein, and wrote to Howells of his plan. Thefigures seemed to him hardly credible, and when Webster assured him thatalready a guaranteed sale of on
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