The warriors--particularly the officers--were lovely to look at, theywere so trim-built and so graceful and so handsomely uniformed. e cues were set inthe rack, there was none to say that Mark Twain's first day in his newhome had not been a happy one. They drove by the place where the haunted house had stood. Reporters who approached him for interviews, little guessing what he waspassing through, reported that Mark Twain's success in life had made himcrusty and sour.
It hit me like a thunder-clap. It was reported to Clemens later that there was some dispute as to theidentity of the Field birthplace. ce, with vineyard and olive-grovesloping away to the city lying in a haze-a vision of beauty and peace. I got in the other time, Clemens insisted.
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