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alanocu says:
for your weekend reading....Free Books in the public domain from the Classic Literature Library

There are more book titles at the source page - I clipped up to the limit......

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5-7-2008 8:17 AM
elonblock
A literary genius! Great resource of info all in one place! Thanks!
5-7-2008 9:22 AM
skwirlinator
His birthplace is about an hour and a half from my house. I've been there. The lake is called Mark Twain Lake. Its very peaceful up there.
5-7-2008 11:19 AM
madame travels
Hi alanocu - I've added this clip to my Literary World Travel clipcast. I plan to visit Missouri to enjoy all of the Mark Twain sites.
5-8-2008 2:34 AM
merrie
Mark Twain's Hawaii
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness."

--Mark Twain

A relatively unknown journalist named Samuel Clemens visited Hawai'i in 1866. He came on an assignment for the Sacramento Union to explore the "Sandwich Islands" and write his impressions for an American audience. His letters and sketches were the first widely read travelogue of the islands and served to introduce Americans to the land and people, as well as the politics and commerce, of mid 19th century Hawai'i.

http://www.hawaiischoolreports.com/history/marktwain.htm
5-8-2008 5:25 PM
syncopath
Wit is the sudden marriage of ideas which before their union were not perceived to have any relation.
Mark Twain
5-10-2008 6:17 AM
alanocu
merrie and syncopath, both of those quotes are excellent!

"Travel" and "wit" as defined by Mark Twain - those are keepers. I'm saving those to the hard drive for future use!

Thanks for the link Merrie. The links at the end of the page:

Hawaii - In the Words of Mark Twain
A Notable Discovery
Roughing It
A Strange Dream

don't seem to work for me. I wanted to read the one about the volcano.
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