The baron told me he had a _large soul_, and I find he has.

I have no claim on him and yet he seems to take as much interest in my invention as if it were his own.

How different a conduct from Jackson's!...

Every day is clearing away all the difficulties that prevent its adoption; the only difficulty that remains, it is universally said, is the protection of the wires from malevolent attack, and this can be prevented by proper police and secret and deep interment.

I have no doubt of its universal adoption; it may take time but it is certain." "_Paris, March 2, 1839._ By my last letter I informed you of the more favorable prospects of the telegraphic enterprise.