Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 204
LIFE OF MARK TWAIN 699 He returned to America at the end of Xovem-ber, promising to come back and lecture to themthe following year. But if Mark Twain could find nothing to writeof in England, he found no lack of material in Judge Hazckins and his wife were MarkTwains father and mother; Washington… … MAKK I WAIN KEPT HIS HANDS GOING UN I IL ALL THE O I HEKS HAD FINISHED. Amerrca. That winter in Hartford, with CharlesDudley Warner, he wrote The Gilded Age.The Warners were neighbors, and the familiesvisited back and forth. One night at dinner,when the two husbands were criticising the nov-els…
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