Mark Twain's Letters — volume 2 (1867-1875)
Mark Twain's Letters — volume 2 (1867-1875)
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An earlier offering to the magazine had been returned. He sent the "True Story, " with a brief note: ***** To W. D. Howells, in Boston: ELMIRA, Sept. 2, '74. MY DEAR HOWELLS, --. .. .. I enclose also a "True Story" which has no humorin it. You can pay as lightly as you choose for that, if you want it, for it is rather out of my line. I have not altered the old coloredwoman's story except to begin at the beginning, instead of the middle, as she did--and traveled both ways. .. .
Yrs Ever MARK....
But Howells was delighted with it. He referred to its "realest kind of black talk, " and in another place added, "This little story delights me more and more. I wish you had about forty of them. " Along with the "True Story" Mark Twain had sent the "Fable for Good Old Boys and Girls"; but this Howells returned, not, as he said, because he didn't like it, but because the Atlantic on matters of religion was just in that "Good Lord, Good Devil condition when a little fable like yours wouldn't leave it a single Presbyterian, Baptist, Unitarian, Episcopalian, Methodist, or Millerite paying subscriber, while all the deadheads would stick to it and abuse it in the denominational newspapers!" But the shorter MS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An earlier offering to the magazine had been returned. He sent the "True Story, " with a brief note: ***** To W. D. Howells, in Boston: ELMIRA, Sept. 2, '74. MY DEAR HOWELLS, --. .. .. I enclose also a "True Story" which has no humorin it. You can pay as lightly as you choose for that, if you want it, for it is rather out of my line. I have not altered the old coloredwoman's story except to begin at the beginning, instead of the middle, as she did--and traveled both ways. .. .
Yrs Ever MARK....
But Howells was delighted with it. He referred to its "realest kind of black talk, " and in another place added, "This little story delights me more and more. I wish you had about forty of them. " Along with the "True Story" Mark Twain had sent the "Fable for Good Old Boys and Girls"; but this Howells returned, not, as he said, because he didn't like it, but because the Atlantic on matters of religion was just in that "Good Lord, Good Devil condition when a little fable like yours wouldn't leave it a single Presbyterian, Baptist, Unitarian, Episcopalian, Methodist, or Millerite paying subscriber, while all the deadheads would stick to it and abuse it in the denominational newspapers!" But the shorter MS.
What to read after Mark Twain's Letters — volume 2 (1867-1875)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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