The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-28
Glimps.s Of Famous People

rari, H. entertained them with lDliti-
cal talk. ''lie spoke uf politics AMI
,rilery, and the deep and wide intlu-
,n,e ri monry, which seems nCw the
,nr ry.:i,;z.d claim to human esteem.
iii, tr cam, last long, uuot!i l. NO,
:.c:,n last. = lie replied, unless God ill
,n'is I" destroy the earth 1T once and
utterly" Al the next visit 10 London
.,ine,i II, the Niils'-:t biennial jubilee.
JOHN Mil! in glorious spirits; too happy
70 rn;;r H.u;L into deep things. lie a.
ir!,,, lo,lc indcsrrilalblc change and
Growth ~. experienced when lie made
lie discovery that wIa. was right Tor
,siar: ni-i.; nM be- right for him.
Talked o. iit. as not being all fun.
iu..ci ti...r j.; "a great deal Oi Jun ~ it,"
During this Wi; to London, Carney
!I.are too; tnrm, to HahistC:,d to see
Wordsworth, who was staying with old
Mrs. HuArr. ";lc il u man Of middle
hrigi', and .;,.t very striking appearance.
The lower PAR, Of ,l,c face rcire;,1ing Il
sic Wit, heavy cyeii'i- and none Q.
He i!a,..in. Wnicn enc connects will.
,netic ...,li,.>." lis conversation Was Il
n"nU!n..u..
A:o:i..r ..ay there is u long talk with
'ia:,la. in wni... liz tells her that En-
r;'l',. is identical Will, his native VIII
,:e. ;:."l :!la: tx. indiv;sible sail ~
.:s.!ow >>i,-r T., HISTORICAL, INTO Which
';::'y NJ i.:t, to in,;l,,.:.:e himself. Ills
wife was vr.y aiitvtiUEa'c, and here II
i": >,cry ui' the I.ea of ,h>. Ms. III tAe
'rrrar;; ;.'vrli:.icn."
lie i'rt IN. III =. OF the e:r>t volume IT,
\ -.,,.,r,i who had extensive knowI-
"i.e u. .'re,,rl affairs, aN,l WAS t. make
:'o:"~ :;Ed corrections for h:Et. One day
h rai;s';. r;n up Stairs. gave three little
!al.' II The door, and sent her down 10 i
h";v VII" was waiting outside, just say
iH.. 'S'nnr lin. dreadful has happen
ii: ~ Il r,l yM what she si'ran$
IN" H." ..., !:.r. bu; the lady would
'''y -, "Oh. yon'Il never -l'e;sk t"
:.''" a:::sn. Nr-. Carlyle suggested all
i'i'a.i':: .c:ui-furiunc>, amongst others,
ilarr .o: H., year h',::ani:"' ION
III" *: now :'",: are y0,: tO think ~
>'ir'. !: hing" "a fact she could not
:; j. ~, L; al, ami .,oriing!y r;'sl'ed
'.s,'. I" ;ir gentlemen, ANA saw her
h;'>;";,! ..;!:n,- and cutting up Il CALI
'ici"h;,;. ""cii H,.. WHIT has happen
ID. WHAT h:,:;n', she told YOU: Your
h'>'a.ri k>. j. r,incsi.' She W;,> Ie-
,i'''u !. :r>;. ::::i! said she expected !"
J. az 80. nIii.:ir.: III. a;trr%var.l, when
she saw her poor husband almost iran
j" OYER H.: WORK. not having kept Il
>ns'" ho;r":' r"usil copy, or reference
'aii! Aua. she felt the full fierce Ot the
',ai lie always writes on little scraps.
" Lr'lr:. rn,.:r@ them once fairly, anu
'"i,t> 'i'r "ri..isa! Straps into niat'ie.''
ii'i. '"l!"w>, in later years, some
'"'ns!.n.h with Carlyle, and on
':'r'' london visit. personal inter
ours. With him and his wife. II 1915
''.rr' l. This rn!ry on October Both:
m early cal; iii theyne Row. Jane
':r.sir w.. vr.y brilliant, dO,tiny oil,
WIN little reserve, characters ami cir
'a"'>;anc..> with Il marvellous perception
:" y; what ~us really significant and eiftt-
n u, III them. - That every WORT t0h':
"ht>.a:ir al some Americans who called
:es'' ''sy 1" take leave, aud her !lantl
w >'i"it Il squeeze that she almost
,'s''''''t7'. for all my rings are utli'-
, '.'!'i "n.! I'av; seals" She says tl'at
i':!'' has I" take u journey always
"..'' writing u lNx'k, and tncn
,.', 81 weary with knocking about that
. "'' ''' las I" write another book to re-
, rn from il. When the hooks are
,h ,' ihry know little ar nothing OF
an'h., mn she judges, from the frequent
ii'":' Of some Of tine phrases IN
!" :" o: I'll" day, that they are telling
- 'M 'aml.-EIUm tie Keric'" IN t"r
'''" .\'"'x NJ (trOtiue F6E's mary.
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