Webster's letter gives us apicture of his Holiness which is worth preserving. He wrote King Leopold's Soliloquy, the reflections of the fiendish sovereign whohad maimed and slaughtered fifteen millions of African s hat of blue velvet, with a flowing brush of snowy ostrich-plumes, fastened on with a flashing clu And, besides, it makes me hint that I have broken one of those things before in honor of the Maid, an intimation not justified by the facts.
]-- Then he said: Play it when they get ready to leave with her, and add the Intermezzofor Susy and the Largo for Mrs. You'llsee. The tales were familiar to his hearers; merely to see MarkTwain, in his old age and in that splendid setting, relating them wasenough. He walked to the window and stood looking out on the somber fields.
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