To
Olivia L. Clemens
23 April 1877 • New York, N.Y.
(MS, correspondence card, in pencil: CU-MARK, UCCL 01414)
(SUPERSEDED)
St James,
Early Bedtime.
slc
Livy Darling,
I am tired out—pretty completely fagged. So I’ll only write a line. Since I reached here at 6 I have been talking with people all the time—Charley, Dan, Kingman, Fuller & others—& now at 9 oclock, am dreadfully sleepy. I am ashamed that a trifling little railway trip should have so much effect upon me. But I had a delightful afternoon. I left behind me those 2 men who have not been absent an instant from my thoughts (& my hate) for months—Raymond & Harte—so I read Dumuas & was serene & content. I move on in the morning. I love you darling—I love you all the time.
Saml
Mrs. S. L. Clemens | Hartford | Conn [return address:] if not delivered within 10 days, to be returned to [postmarked:] new-york e apr 24 7am [docketed by OLC, in pencil:] Read
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