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Source: Famous Funny Fellows. Cleveland: W. W. Williams ([])

Cue: "Your letter received"

Source format: "Transcript"

Letter type: "[standard letter]"

Notes:

Last modified:

Revision History: MBF

Published on MTPO: 2007

Print Publication:

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To William M. Clemens
18 November 1879 • Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. (Clemens 1882, p. 9, UCCL 01719)
Will M. ClemensⒶemendation:

My Dear Friend—Your letter received. Lord bless your heart! I would like ever so much to comply with your request, but I am thrashing away at my new book, & am afraid that I should not find time to write my own epitaph in case I was suddenly called for.

Wishing you & your book well, believe me,

Yours truly,
Samuel L. ClemensⒶemendation.
Textual Commentary
Source text(s):

Clemens 1882, 9.

Previous Publication:

Clemens 1894, 11.

Emendations and Textual Notes
Ⓐ  Will M. Clemens ●  Will M. Clemens
Ⓐ  Samuel L. Clemens ●  Samuel L. Clemens

References

  1. Clemens, Will M. Famous Funny Fellows. Cleveland: W. W. Williams. 1882
  2. Machlis, Paul, ed. Union Catalog of Clemens Letters. Edited by Paul Machlis. Berkeley, Los Angeles, London: University of California Press. [In some cases, UCCL catalog numbers cited in this volume supersede those assigned in 1986 and reflect corrections or additions to the catalog since publication. An updated version of the catalog can be consulted via the Letters Search page at MTPO.] 1986
  3. Clemens, Will M. Mark Twain: His Life and Work. Chicago: F. T. Neely. 1894
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