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have the happiness of possessing you, that you will be hailed with a welcome which will prove to you that fickle though the French are said to be, yet when an impression is made by a master hand it remains indelible with them. Sumner was the correspondent of Captain Gordon while the latter lived. He was accustomed to send to Professor Martins the scientific publications of our government,—among them the reports of the explorations for the railroad to the Pacific. The latter wrote, in November, 1878, an account of Sumner's life in Montpellier, which closed thus: I cannot help expressing my regret in not having been informed of the visit that Mr. Sumner made to Paris in 1872. 1 should certainly have gone to take him by the hand. I hope this letter May be satisfactory to you. It will prove to you at least that we have kept in remembrance the excellent and distinguished man who is the subject of your biography. But among Sumner's friends in Montpellier none felt his fascination more