General Grant had noenemies, political or sectional, in those last days. Once he toldhow he had successively advised his nephew, Moffett, in the matter ofobtaining a desirable position. The Ament clipping whichClemens had used had been public property for more than a month--itsauthenticity never denied; but it was immediately denied now, and thecable kept hot with inquiries. Mark Twain? Why, yes, dear, they call me that.
Second Paragraph. He laid the deadly thing away and maintained adignified reserve. Opening it, theyread: East is East and West is West, And never the Twain shall meet, --a quotation from Kipling. Fifth Paragraph.
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