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- MARK TWAIN'S LETTERS--1853-1910
- ARRANGED WITH COMMENT BY ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE
- VOLUME I-VI, COMPLETE
- By Mark Twain
- MARK TWAIN'S LETTERS--1853-1866
- ARRANGED WITH COMMENT BY ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE
- VOLUME I
- By Mark Twain
- FOREWORD
- MARK TWAIN--A BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY
- MARK TWAIN'S LETTERS
- I. EARLY LETTERS, 1853. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
- Truly your Brother
- SAM.
- SAML L. CLEMENS.
- Truly your brother
- SAM.
- My love to all
- Truly your brother
- SAM.
- Truly your brother
- SAM.
- II. LETTERS 1856-61. KEOKUK, AND THE RIVER. END OF PILOTING
- Your Son
- Well I am--just--about--asleep--
- SAML. L. CLEMENS.
- Goodbye
- SAM CLEMENS.
- SAM CLEMENS
- Please find enclosed and acknowledge receipt of--$20.00
- In haste
- SAM L. CLEMENS
- S. L. C. Say a 50 years hence, or thereabouts. Madame--
- SAM.
- SAM.
- Extract from a letter to Orion Clemens, in Carson City: 1862
- I intended to write home, but I haven't done it.
- IV. LETTERS 1863-64. “MARK TWAIN.” COMSTOCK JOURNALISM. ARTEMUS WARD
- No. 2--($20.00 Enclosed)
- V. LETTERS 1864-66. SAN FRANCISCO AND HAWAII
- MRS. W. K. CUTLER:
- WAILUKU SUGAR PLANTATION,
- HONOLULU, June 27, 1866
- MARK TWAIN'S LETTERS 1867-1875
- By Mark Twain
- ARRANGED WITH COMMENT BY ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE
- VOLUME II.
- I am to lecture in Cooper Institute next Monday night. Pray for me.
- VII. LETTERS 1867. THE TRAVELER. THE VOYAGE OF THE “QUAKER CITY”
- 1 from Odessa and Sebastopol in Russia, the Black Sea, etc.
- To the New York Tribune I have written
- U. S. CONSUL'S OFFICE, BEIRUT, SYRIA, Sept. 11. (1867)
- DEAR FOLKS,--We have just dropped anchor before this handsome city and--
- SAM.
- From Elisha Bliss, Jr., in Hartford
- OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
- Sec'y American Publishing Co.--
- SAM L. CLEMENS
- 224 F. STREET, WASH, Jan. 8, 1868.
- I have to make a speech at the annual Herald dinner on the 6th of May.
- SAM. L. CLEMENS.
- 224 F. STREET WASHINGTON Feb. 6, 1868.
- Love to all
- SAM.
- 224 F. STREET, WASH., Feb. 21. (1868)
- AT SEA, Sunday, March 15, Lat. 25. (1868)
- IX. LETTERS 1868-70. COURTSHIP, AND “THE INNOCENTS ABROAD”
- To Mrs. Jane Clemens and family, in St. Louis
- ELMIRA, June 4. (1868)
- ELMIRA, July 15, 1870
- BUF., 1870.
- I didn't know Warner had a book out.
- 472 DELAWARE ST., BUFFALO, Jan. 28.
- I just think that was nothing less than inspiration itself.
- ELMIRA, Monday. May 15th 1871
- I think it will do. Yrs. CLEMENS.
- We shall take up our residence in Hartford 6 days from now
- SAM'L L. CLEMENS.
- FENWICK HALL, SAYBROOK, CONN.
- I love you my darling. My love to all of you.
- SAML.
- MARK TWAIN.
- BY TELEGRAPH
- A Father Killed by His Son
- A Bloody Fight in Kentucky
- A Louisiana Massacre
- A Town in a State of General Riot
- 9 P.M. Full twilight--rich sunset tints lingering in the west.
- MARK.
- FARMINGTON AVENUE, HARTFORD
- QUARRY FARM, NEAR ELMIRA, N. Y.
- BOSTON, Nov. 16, 1935. [1874]
- FARMINGTON AVENUE, HARTFORD.
- XV. LETTERS FROM HARTFORD, 1875. MUCH CORRESPONDENCE WITH HOWELLS
- With the warmest regards of the two of us--
- LIVY L. CLEMENS.
- July 13, 1875
- MARK TWAIN'S LETTERS 1876-1885
- VOLUME III.
- By Mark Twain
- ARRANGED WITH COMMENT BY ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE
- HARTFORD, Apl. 25, 1876
- With the warmest remembrances to the pair of you
- I read everything about the President's doings there with exultation.
- MARK.
- There, now, Can't you say--
- ELMIRA, Wednesday P.M. (1877)
- HARTFORD, CONN. 1877.
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- HARTFORD, Feb. 17, 1878
- MARK.
- SCHLOSS-HOTEL HEIDELBERG,
- S. L. C.
- HOTEL GENNIN.
- SAML.
- OVER THE GEMMI PASS.
- SAML.
- SAML.
- MARK.
- MARK.
- MARK.
- XIX. LETTERS 1879. RETURN TO AMERICA. THE GREAT GRANT REUNION
- MUNICH, Jan. 21, (1879)
- MARK.
- MUNICH, Feb. 9. (1879)
- 3. His next project was to write a burlesque upon Paradise Lost.
- MUNICH, Feb. 9, (1879)
- MUNICH, Feb. 24. (1879)
- WASHINGTON HOTEL, LIME STREET, LIVERPOOL.
- Aug. (1879)
- FARMINGTON AVENUE, HARTFORD.
- GEN. WM. E. STRONG, CH'M, AND GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMITTEE:
- I am, Gentlemen,
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- SAML.
- SAML.
- SAML.
- MARK.
- GEN. GARFIELD
- MARK.
- HARTFORD, '81.
- SAML.
- SAML.
- SAML.
- To Mr. John Brown, in Edinburgh
- S. L. C.
- Love to you all from the
- CLEMENSES.
- S. L. C.
- LITTLE NECK, LONG ISLAND.
- LONG ISLAND FARMER, TO HIS FRIEND AND PILGRIM BROTHER,
- SAMUEL L. CLEMENS, ESQ.
- BLOODGOOD H. CUTTER.
- M.
- I am Sincerely yours
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- S. L. C.
- HOTEL NORMANDIE
- MARK TWAIN'S LETTERS 1886-1900
- VOLUME IV.
- By Mark Twain
- ARRANGED WITH COMMENT BY ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE
- XXVI. LETTERS, 1886-87. JANE CLEMENS'S ROMANCE. UNMAILED LETTERS, ETC.
- Yrs ever
- MARK.
- MARK.
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- II
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- H. C. CHRISTIANCY, ESQ.
- HARTFORD, 1887.
- 1. No occupation without an apprenticeship.
- 2. No pay to the apprentice.
- S. L. C.
- ELMIRA, July 12, '87
- C. H. C.
- SAM.
- S. L. C.
- NOV. 29, '88.
- SAM.
- SAM.
- S. L. C.
- MARK.
- MR. M. H. ARNOT
- With the sincerest appreciation I am Truly yours
- S L. CLEMENS.
- ONTEORA, 1890.
- MARK TWAIN.
- I don't know where the Senator is; but out on the Coast I reckon.
- HARTFORD, Feb. 24, '91
- S. L. C.
- I have not said anything to him about it yet.
- SAML.
- ON THE RHONE BELOW VILLEBOIS,
- SAML.
- ON THE RHONE, BELOW VIENNA.
- AFLOAT
- 2 HOURS BELOW BOURG ST. ANDEOL.
- HOTEL D'EUROPE, AVIGNON,
- I believe my arm is a trifle better than it was when I started.
- PAPA.
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- S. L. C.
- SAM
- S. L. C.
- VILLA VIVIANI, SETTIGNANO, FLORENCE.
- Sept. 30, 1892
- S. L. C.
- VILLA VIVIANI
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- Sincerely Yours
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- I don't want it to go into a magazine.
- S. L. C.
- S. L. C.
- I send herewith 2 magazine articles.
- I signed and mailed the notes yesterday.
- MARK.
- MARK TWAIN,
- 67 Fifth Avenue, New York.
- FLORENCE May 30, '93
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- S. L. C.
- VILLA VIVIANI, SETTIGNANO (FLORENCE)
- June 27th 1893
- MUNICH.
- July 8
- I feel panicky.
- S. L. C.
- Will ship Pudd'nhead in a few days. When you get it cable
- Cash liabilities--(so much) Cash assets--(so much)
- Aug. 14, '93
- Yours Sincerely
- S. L. C.
- S. L. C.
- SAML.
- SAML.
- Jan. 12, '94
- SAML.
- SAML.
- SAML.
- I greet you with love and kisses.
- PAPA.
- I will remember what you say and not make my yarning too common.
- SAML.
- I wanted to say:
- SAML.
- SAML.
- ETRETAT, (NORMANDIE)
- CHALET DES ABRIS
- I tell her all right, “I won't go unless you send, and then I must.”
- 1. To return Stoker's $100 to him and keep his stock.
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- 169 RUE DE L'UNIVERSITE, Apr. 29, '95.
- I and the others send worlds and worlds of love to all you dear ones.
- MARK.
- MARK.
- S. L. C.
- Good-bye with love to all of you
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- XXXVI. LETTERS 1897. LONDON, SWITZERLAND, VIENNA
- To W. D. Howells, in New York
- With the abounding love of us all
- MARK.
- To T. S. Frisbie
- MARK.
- MARK.
- MARK.
- MARK.
- Company! (Sh! it happens every day--and we came out here to be quiet.)
- MARK.
- MARK.
- MARK.
- MARK TWAIN.
- LONDON, July 3, '99
- 30 WELLINGTON COURT, ALBERT GATE.
- LONDON, Oct. 19, '99
- C.
- DOLLIS HILL, N. W.
- MARK TWAIN'S LETTERS 1901-1906
- VOLUME V.
- By Mark Twain
- ARRANGED WITH COMMENT BY ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE
- 14 W. 10TH ST. Jan. 23, '01.
- 14 W. 10th Jan. 29, '01.
- MARK
- AMPERSAND, Tuesday, (Sept. 10, 1901)
- XLI. LETTERS OF 1902. RIVERDALE. YORK HARBOR. ILLNESS OF MRS. CLEMENS
- It is all just magnificent, Joe! And no one is prouder or gladder than
- CARMEN SYLVA.
- MARK TWAIN.
- MARK.
- MARK
- 4. Has he heroes and heroines who are not cads and cadesses?
- I wonder who wrote Quentin Durward?
- MARK
- MARK.
- In deepest sympathy I beg the privilege of signing myself
- VILLA DI QUARTO, May 11, '04
- I send my love-and hers-to you all.
- S. L. C.
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- S. L. C.
- MARK.
- S. L. C.
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- 21 FIFTH AVE. Sunday, March 26, 1905.
- MARK TWAIN.
- MARK.
- S. L. C.
- S. L. CLEMENS.
- Oct. 7, 1906. ['05]
- MARK.
- 21 FIFTH AVE. Feb. 10, '06.
- 21 FIFTH AVE., Feb., 1906.
- PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
- Telegram
- CLEMENS.
- M. T.
- S. L. C.
- S. L. C.
- MARK.
- 21 FIFTH AVE., Tuesday Eve.
- MARK TWAIN.
- 21 FIFTH AVENUE, Monday, Nov., 1906.
- MARK TWAIN.
- MARK TWAIN'S LETTERS 1907-1910
- VOLUME VI.
- By Mark Twain
- ARRANGED WITH COMMENT BY ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE
- XLVI. LETTERS 1907-08. A DEGREE FROM OXFORD. THE NEW HOME AT REDDING.
- I hope you are all well and happy; and thereto I add my love.
- 21 FIFTH AVENUE, May 3, '07
- S. L. C.
- TUXEDO PARK, NEW YORK.
- On my knees! These--with the kiss of fealty from your other subject--
- MARK TWAIN
- I will send you that--and you must let no one but Ossip read it.
- THE LAST DAY AT STORMFIELD