Now all I have to do is figure out how to be sure I'm using HTML!
I appreciate you much you do for us.  THANKS, Kevin.

I thought of you when I received a magazine I'd never seen before from
the director of our Old Sacramento Theater.  We met at a Book Collectors
meeting where 12 of us had 5 minutes to talk about Mark Twain.  (Nobody was
boring.)  It is  called "Cobblestone"  (Discover American History)
featuring TWAIN'S WORLD in May/June 2009 edition.  It is MARVELOUS intended
for children but this adult loves it.

Although I'm not a collector, as an accumulator I enjoy the meetings.
I gave a talk on Mark Twain there a year or so ago, so another member
recently gave me a December 1968 Life Magazine which printed the unfinished
manuscript for "Huck Finn & Tom Sawyer Among the Indians."
A painful read, I must say.

And finally, I must thank you for your review of the Library of Congress
Big Mistake.  I dread it being used in the future as a source of Mark Twain
information.  The book, I mean, not your review!
THANKS
Arianne Laidlaw

On Thu, Nov 27, 2014 at 8:19 AM, Kevin Mac Donnell <
[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> That's interesting that my message sent in html (Windows Live Mail in W7)
> went through just fine, but punctuation seems to create problems in plain
> text.
>
> Confirmation that both message had been distributed to the list came back
> right away and the plain text message appeared immediately, but the html
> message took another two minutes. Curious, but no matter.
>
> My take-away is to send message in html or refrain from punctuating
> messages
> sent in plain text.
>
> I smell ham, but it could just be me.
>
> Kevin
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-- 
Arianne Laidlaw A '58