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Returning Home from Bermuda, 1910
Courtesy of The Mark Twain Project, Bancroft Library, Berkeley |
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From one of Twain’s last letters, when he was trying to get home from Bermuda.
“I don’t want to die here for this is an unkind place for a person in that condition. I should have to lie in the undertaker’s cellar until the ship would remove me and it is dark down there and unpleasant.”—Mark Twain, Letter to Albert Bigelow Paine, 1910
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Courtesy of The Mark Twain Project,
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Stormfield, 1908
Courtesy of The George Eastman House |
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Courtesy of The Mark Twain Project,
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