As coordinator of a new literary discussion list, Gaslight (see
        yesterday's announcement below), I am looking for an etext edition
        of Twain's "A double-barrelled detective story" and "The stolen
        white elephant".
                I am happy that _Pudd'nhead Wilson_ is now available in
        etext format because it has an early use of fingerprints as a
        manner of detecting criminous activity.  Are there any other
        Twain stories in print or etext which I should know of which
        would meet the scope of Gaslight's discussion as defined below?
                Please respond to this email address:
                        [log in to unmask]

Thank you.

Stephen Davies
Mount Royal College, Calgary

--------------------------Forwarded announcement------------------------
                We are announcing _Gaslight_, a new list to encourage
        appreciation of short stories from the Victorian era and up to
        1919.  The stories chosen for discussion will be about ADVENTURE,
        MYSTERY and THE WEIRD.  All stories will either be commonly
        available or will be made available through etexts by email.
        There will also be relevant non-fiction pieces and humour of
        the period.

                _Gaslight_ is a Mailserv, not a Listserv, at Mount Royal
        College, Calgary.  To subscribe, send to: [log in to unmask]
        the following command:  subscribe Gaslight yourname

        To obtain a schedule of readings before subscribing,
        send to:   [log in to unmask]
        the following command:  send [Gaslight]Schedule.lst

[N.B.] There is no space between [Gaslight] and Schedule.lst

        For further information, feel free to contact
                Stephen Davies          [log in to unmask]
            or  Diana Patterson         [log in to unmask]