APPENDIX BMARK TWAIN'S BURLESQUE OF CAPTAIN ISAIAH SELLERS(See Chapter xxvii)The item which served as a text for He says, ' I never saw so many soldiers anywhere except on the stage of atheater. sat down to a meal of corn-dodgers, buttermilk, pork and cabbage, andgreens: There ain't nothing in t To see Mark Twain and Helen Keller together was somethingnot easily to be forgotten.
TheVienna humorist, Poetzl, quickly formed his acquaintance, and theysometimes stood there together. Mark Twain was one of the most dramaticcreatures that ever lived, but he lacked the faculty of stage arrangementof the dramatic idea. Finally I took care of it altogether, but he didn't know it for a long time. Once that winter, when a letter came from Steve Gillis saying that he wasan invalid now, and would have pl
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