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I do not wish to say, by any means, that his so-called autobiography is amere fairy tale. There isn't a fault in it- good times, good home, tranquil contentment all day & every day without a break. n with the Waterbury, & was going on to reiterate, as usual, that he had been a pilot all his life & blamed if he ever saw, etc. White and yellow butterflies hoveredover the grass, and there were some curious, large black ants--thelargest I have

The garrison went ashore. Most of the books published--the early ones at least-wereprofitable. , whoin his old and enfeebled age had consented to the preparation of amemoir, to be published with his sanction and blessing. He was ingood flesh, and his movement was as airy and his eye as bright and hisface as full of bloom as at any time during the period I had known