The epistle was necessarily from Mr.
Greeley, for it bore the printed heading of The Tribune, and I had written to no one else there.

The letter, I say, had taken a different aspect, but still its language was eccentric and avoided the issue.

It now appeared to say: "Bolivia extemporizes mackerel; borax esteems polygamy; sausages wither in the east.

Creation perdu, is done; for woes inherent one can damn.

Buttons, buttons, corks, geology underrates but we shall allay.