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Re: The red frog.
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Dear Twainians,
  I certainly agree on the unlikely authorship of the "Mammoth Cod," after
reading it.  The work has no sign of the Twain style.
  I have a question though, that I would like to preface by saying that I am
not a scholar of Twain as some of you are, I'm merely a community college
instructor.  I have read that Twain avoided the obscene, or suggestive on
the
whole.  Yes, I know "1601."   Was that critic's opinion soundly based?
  Thank you in advance.

Art Tegger

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