Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 352
first summer he had finished a good portion ofthe exciting adventures of The Prince and the Sawyer, read aloud from the manuscript. Also,they knew about plays. They could not remem-ber a time when they did not take part in eveningcharades —a favorite amusement in the Clemenshome. Mark Twain, who… … HE POURED OUT A FERVID EULOGY ON GR.^NTS VICTORIES. Pauper, and then, as was likely to happen, theinspiration had waned and the manuscript hadbeen laid aside. But with the completion of A Tramp Abroad,a task which had grown wearisome, he turned tothe luxury of romance with a glad heart. ToHowells…
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