| ... my time is taken up with answering
the letters of strangers. ... What does possess strangers to write so many
letters? I never could find that out. However, I suppose I did it myself
when I was a stranger. But I will never do it again. - Letter to Charles W. Stoddard, 26 November 1881 |
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| And being a stranger, he was of course regarded as an inferior person--for
that has been human nature from Adam down--and of course, also, he was made
to feel unwelcome, for this is the ancient law with man and other animals. - "A Scrap of Curious History" |
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