I think this is due him. by doubts as to the finaloutcome, and though at his wit's ends for further funds, he returned thechecks to the friends who had sent them. Louis, and it is fair to say that, for thetime he gave it, he achieved a like success. The game on paper had become so large,so elaborate, so intricate, that no one could play it.
Clemens himself had not been in the best of health during the trip. MARK TWAIN. In a note-book entry of this time he wrote: Relief of Mafeking (May 18, 1900). He was getting back into his old descriptive swing, but his dislike fortravel was against him, and he found writing the letters hard.
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