The Life of Bret Harte Part 30

[111] Thomas E. Cramblet, President of Bethany College.

[112] Gerard Fowke, author of the "Archaeological History of Ohio."

[113] R. H. Crossfield, President of Transylvania University.

[114] J. I. D. Hinds, Dean of the University of Nashville.

[115] For the meaning of "Pike," see _supra_, page 59.

[116] _Through the Santa Clara Wheat._

[117] _How Santa Claus Came to Simpson's Bar._

[118] R. L. Stevenson.

[119] The author had described this scene before in prose, though he may have forgotten it. In the story called _Who Was My Quiet Friend?_ he wrote: "The pines in the caftan below were olive gulfs of heat, over which a hawk here and there drifted lazily, or, rising to our level, cast a weird and gigantic shadow of slowly moving wings on the mountain-side."

[120] See page 178, _supra_.