Paine and I satby the fire, bringing his manuscript. He was beset withinvitations, but he declined most of them. The speeches he made kept his hearers always in good humor; but he madethem think, too, for there was always substance and sound reason andsearching satire in the body of what he said. The patient rallied, but she remained very much debilitated.
This is the lastword I'll ever send to him. The loss of a fortune is tough, wrote Pond, but there are otherresources for another fortune. And three hundred every time we put it in, said Harvey. The English papers spoke of it as one of the largest and mostdistinguished parties ever given at Windsor.
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