Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 206
nd grass —a green shadyslope that fell away to a quiet stream. The houseitself, quite different from most of the houses of that day, had many wings and balconies, and to-ward the back a great veranda that looked downthe shaded slope. The kitchen was not at theback. As Mark Twain was unlike any… … Photugraph by l.uijicy. MARK TWAIN IN 187O. But this was probably his afterthought. Thekitchen wing extended toward Farmington Ave-nue, but it was a harmonious detail of the gen-eral plan. Many frequenters have tried to express thecharm of Mark Twains household. Few havesucceeded, for it lay not in…
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