Milford News | 1931-08-13 | Page 7 | Tribute to Mark Twain

Tribute to Mrk Twain In "My Mark Twain." William Dean Ilowells says: "It Is In vain that I try to give a notion of the intensity with which he pierced to the hwirt of life ami the breadth of vision wlrh which he cnmnassed the whole world nnd tried for the reason of things, and then left trying. F.morsen. I-ongfcllow, Lowell, llelnn-s I knew them all, and all the rest of our sages, poets, seers, critics, humorists. Tiny were like on& another ami like other literary men. hut Clemens was sole. Incomparable, the Lincoln of onr literature."