Mark Twain's Letters — volume 4 (1886-1900)
Mark Twain's Letters — volume 4 (1886-1900)
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Twichell, in Hartford: PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC, The Queen's Birthday, '96. (May 24) DEAR OLD JOE, --Harper for May was given to me yesterday in Johannesburgby an American lady who lives there, and I read your article on me whilecoming up in the train with her and an old friend and fellow-Missourianof mine, Mrs. John Hays Hammond, the handsome and spirited wife ofthe chief of the 4 Reformers, who lies in prison here under a 15-yearsentence, along with 50 minor Reformers who are in for 1... and 5-yearterms. Thank you a thousand times Joe, you have praised me away above mydeserts, but I am not the man to quarrel with you for that; and asfor Livy, she will take your very hardiest statements at par, and begrateful to you to the bottom of her heart. Between you and Punchand Brander Matthews, I am like to have my opinion of myself raisedsufficiently high; and I guess the children will be after you, for itis the study of their lives to keep my self-appreciation down somewherewithin bounds.
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Twichell, in Hartford: PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC, The Queen's Birthday, '96. (May 24) DEAR OLD JOE, --Harper for May was given to me yesterday in Johannesburgby an American lady who lives there, and I read your article on me whilecoming up in the train with her and an old friend and fellow-Missourianof mine, Mrs. John Hays Hammond, the handsome and spirited wife ofthe chief of the 4 Reformers, who lies in prison here under a 15-yearsentence, along with 50 minor Reformers who are in for 1... and 5-yearterms. Thank you a thousand times Joe, you have praised me away above mydeserts, but I am not the man to quarrel with you for that; and asfor Livy, she will take your very hardiest statements at par, and begrateful to you to the bottom of her heart. Between you and Punchand Brander Matthews, I am like to have my opinion of myself raisedsufficiently high; and I guess the children will be after you, for itis the study of their lives to keep my self-appreciation down somewherewithin bounds.
What to read after Mark Twain's Letters — volume 4 (1886-1900)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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