Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Over 100 Lost Stories By Mark Twain Have Been Discovered

Rejoice, book nerds!

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The 2,000-word stories, or "letters" were then sent by stagecoach for publication in the Territorial Enterprise, located in Virginia City, Nevada.

About 110 letters by Twain, written between 1865-1866, were discovered. Previously, the letters were believed to have been lost in a fire, but copies were found in other Western newspapers.

About 110 letters by Twain, written between 1865-1866, were discovered. Previously, the letters were believed to have been lost in a fire, but copies were found in other Western newspapers.

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"He knows the city, he's a bohemian of a certain kind, he's interested in what's going on. He simply weaves that all together with the greatest clarity and the greatest humor that you could possibly imagine."


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