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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson by Robert Louis Stevenson: lovely spot, among lovely wooded and cliffy hills - most
mountainous in line - far lovelier, to my eyes, than any Alps. To-
day we have been out inventorying; and though a mistral blew, it
was delightful in an open cab, and our house with the windows open
was heavenly, soft, dry, sunny, southern. I fear there are fleas -
it is called Campagne Defli - and I look forward to tons of
insecticide being employed.
I have had to write a letter to the NEW YORK TRIBUNE and the
ATHENAEUM. Payn was accused of stealing my stories! I think I
have put things handsomely for him.
Just got a servant! ! ! - Ever affectionate son,
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