Life on the Mississippi was issued about the middle of May. Carnegie regarded him through half-closed lids, as was his custom, and answered: That's a mistake; put all your eggs into one basket--and watch that basket. and when it is all ended it is to him that we turn to weep forJoan--with him only would we mingle our tears. It is very necessary.
It was a symbol of their reduced circumstances--of the change thattwenty-five years had brought. I have seen about 60 sunsets here; & a good 40 of them were away & beyond anything I had ever imagined before for dainty & exquisite & marvelous beauty & infinite change & variety. The end cannot be far off. I hurried back faster than I had gone.
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