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Does not my friend, the Professor, receive at least two letters a week, requesting him to. . . . , on the strength of some youthful antic of his, which, no doubt, authorizes the intelligent constituency of autograph-hunters to address him as a harlequin? Well, I can't be savage with you for wanting to laugh, and I like to make you laugh, well enough, when I can.
Does not my friend, the Professor, receive at least two letters a week, requesting him to. . . . , on the strength of some youthful antic of his, which, no doubt, authorizes the intelligent constituency of autograph-hunters to address him as a harlequin? Well, I can't be savage with you for wanting to laugh, and I like to make you laugh, well enough, when I can.
That is all you'll get, and it will be all you need. I am here. I will save you." "It is a poor time for jokes," said a representative. "It is a worse time for paper reports," retorted Napoleon. "It would take me longer to write out a legislative report than it will to clean out the mob. Besides, I want it understood at this end of my career that autograph-hunters are going to get left."
On one occasion the postmaster offered me so many taxable letters that I decided to accept only one, and let the others go back. That one contained a cheque for a hundred dollars for the Mission. I naturally took the rest, and found every one of them to be bills, gossip, or from autograph-hunters.
A man so eminent as the Laureate is the butt of all the miserable minor poets, all the enthusiastic school- girls, all the autograph-hunters, all the begging-letter writers, all the ambitious young tragedians, and all the utterly unheard-of and imaginary relations in Kamschatka or Vancouver's Island with whom the wide world teems.
Does not my friend, the Professor, receive at least two letters a week, requesting him to ..... .. ..... .. .. ..., on the strength of some youthful antic of his, which, no doubt, authorizes the intelligent constituency of autograph-hunters to address him as a harlequin? Well, I can't be savage with you for wanting to laugh, and I like to make you laugh, well enough, when I can.
Only think of that! Bessie thought of her own good luck in being anonymous, but did not express it, only saying, 'Autograph-hunters are a great nuisance. I know several people who find them so. 'Yes, he said it was one of the penalties of fame that one must submit to, returned Miss Arthuret, with a delighted laugh of consciousness.
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