Wesley Britton's index of the _Mark Twain Circular_, vol. 8 (1994), is now
available as an e-text from the Mark Twain Forum filelist, and this file
appears also by the permission of Jim Leonard, editor of the _Circular_.
I've appended it to the file that contains the indices to volumes 4-7
(1990-1993), which appeared here last July.
 
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<[log in to unmask]> or <[log in to unmask]> containing the single
line:
 
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quickly, by pre-formatting it as follows:
 
     a.   Each paragraph should be indented five spaces, and there should
          be a blank line between each paragraph.
 
     b.   Indicate italics (e.g., for book titles) with surrounding
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