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To Larry Marshburn:    Although Rodney's work on Twain has its virtues, a high
level of reliability isn't among them.  One reason for this is that he
apparently too readily took everything literally in Twain's journals--not
realizing that some of the material is fictionalized working notes for A TRAMP
ABROAD (and other writings, of course).  Where there's a conflict, Dolmetsch is
probably right.  --Jim Leonard

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