Wednesday, Mar 4, 1885 Commenced a little twilight picture 15x18 but I have no enthusiasm left. I feel sad and anxious. Calvert called and a little later Bowyer. We are all worried. Called at Warrens in the evening. There were there a Miss Norton I think and a Mr. Spencer who has written an opera. He played some of it which seemed very pleasant and he seemed a refined young man. I did not see Fuller as I hoped to and Mrs. Warren said nothing more about my picture. I am afraid some one damned it in the Century. I cannot bear to seem to ask or expect something from my friends and I carefully refrained from touching the remotest way on my own affairs.
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