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2984	Paine, Albert Bigelow	Mark Twain: A Biography. Volume II, Part 1: 1886-1900			.txt	text/plain	86226	4732	78	Howells, working like a beaver, in turn urged Clemens to setting that Mark Twain loved, and as he read there came a correlative Cord, by great presence of mind and bravery saved the lives of Mrs. Clemens's sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles ("Charley") Langdon, her little The "Mark Twain" party, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Clemens, Miss In a written word of good-by to Howells, Clemens remembered a debt of A letter written by Mrs. Clemens at the time "General, let me present Mr. Clemens, a man almost as great as yourself." Last night, when I went to bed, Mrs. Clemens said, "George didn't Clemens saw General Grant again that year, but not on political business. In that charming volume, 'My Mark Twain', Howells tells us of Clemens's In a sketch written a great many years later Mark Twain tells of "I've been doing it for a year, Mr. Clemens," I said.	./cache/2984.txt	./txt/2984.txt