Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 748
d everywhere to see him pass. At Ox-ford, when he appeared on the street, the nameMark Twain ran up and down like a cry of fire,and the people came running. WHicn he appeared on the stage at the Sheldonian Theater to receivehis degree, clad in his doctors robe of scarlet andgray, there arose a… … M\UK IWAIN AND Ills l; I n(; K A I111, IJ Il.AVlNG BILLIARDS. come, though Rudyard Kipling was one of thosewho received degrees on that occasion, as well as\\niitelaw Reid and other famous men. Ierhaps the most distinguished social honorpaid to Mark Twain at this time was the dinnergiven him by the…
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