Mark Twain

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"Camelot", "The Pilgrims" & "A Postscript by Clarence" are chapters in a classic novel by this author Mark Twain FJ AMERICAN AUTHORS 2021-06-24 #8429
In 1886 he wrote, "My books are water; those of the great geniuses is wine. Everybody drinks water" Mark Twain FJ AMERICAN AUTHORS 2012-12-28 #6510
In "Following the Equator", this humorist wrote, "Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economize it" Mark Twain DD $800 DJ AMERICAN LITERATURE 2004-03-08 #4496
Author of the 1889 novel that opens, "Camelot, Camelot... I don't seem to remember hearing of it before" Mark Twain FJ AMERICAN LITERATURE 2003-04-07 #4291
Samuel Clemens first used this pseudonym on February 3, 1863 in Virginia City's Territorial Enterprise Mark Twain $100 J AMERICAN AUTHORS 1998-04-14 #3147
He launched his lecturing career in 1866 with a talk later titled "Our Fellow Savages of the Sandwich Islands" Mark Twain FJ AMERICAN AUTHORS 1998-02-26 #3114
In "A Tramp Abroad", this author describes a walking tour through the Alps & the Black Forest Mark Twain $800 DJ AMERICAN LITERATURE 1994-02-25 #2190
He wrote: "They spell it Vinci & pronounce it Vinchy; foreigners always spell better than they pronounce" Mark Twain FJ AMERICAN AUTHORS 1990-06-25 #1356
Huck Finn appears in Chapter 3 of his autobiographical "Life on the Mississippi" Mark Twain $200 DJ AMERICAN AUTHORS 1989-12-22 #1225
He wrote that "persons attempting to find a plot" in "Huck Finn" "will be shot" Mark Twain $100 J AMERICAN LITERATURE 1987-01-14 #548
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