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In a message dated 96-01-04 23:37:59 EST, you write:

>I don't necessarily remember What Is Man as being that dark but I too really
>enjoyed it.
>Is there a standard to judge work as generally dark or not.
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The Dark Years of Twain are considered to be during the years that his
daughter(s) and wife died.  "What is Man?" is a work from that period.

Rob McMonigal

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