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I have been asked to do a lecture for a Classics Club on Twain's comments
about the Greco-Roman period, or anything to do with those two great
cultures.  Besides the obvious sections in the travel books, does anyone
have suggestions of stories or essays or letters I might want to examine?
Thanks for your suggestions.

W. F. Strong
University of Texas - Pan American
Edinburg, Tx

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