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August – Sometime during the month Sam wrote Franklin G. Whitmore, “I can have no stoppage upon any pretext,” which most likely had to do with the Paige typesetter [MTP].

“Mark Twain’s Story” ran in Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly. Sam wrote a list of his favorite songs in his notebook, not dated but within August notes. These may not be the full or correct titles, but they were good enough for Sam:

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  • Killaloo.
  • Larboard Watch.
  • Lorelie.
  • Lang Syne.
  • Swing Low.
  • Gospel Train.
  • Grave of Napoleon.
  • Old Folks at Home.
  • My Ain Countree
  • Golden Slippers
  • Die Wacht am Rhein
  • Der Feldmarshchall.
  • Treu und herzinniglich
  • Blau ist das Blűmelein
  • Lily of the Valley
  • Go Down Moses
  • Go chain de lion
  • Roll Jordan [MTNJ 3: 513].

 

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Mark Twain Day By Day was originally a print reference, meticulously created by David Fears, who has generously made this work available, via the Center for Mark Twain Studies, as a digital edition.   

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